Help finding a title, please?

[l N ii n j a l]

I'm writing a definition paper about "heroism," i.e., what makes a hero or doesn't make a hero depending on my personal definition. I've already used the title "Arguing the Semantics" on the previous paper... which, in hindsight, would have been PERFECT for this paper.

But alas, I am a derp and did not realize this until a week before the second paper is due.

Any suggestions that are appropriate for a college paper?

[Kitsune Voss]

Paladin Syndrom?

The Core of a Hero?

The Heroic Myth?

The Fine Line: Heroism or merely brave?

The Soul of the Epic Figurehead?

From Hercules to Superman: What makes a hero?
would any of these work question

I haven't read the paper so I can only Guess.

[l N ii n j a l]

Well, I haven't really written the paper yet. We have to use examples out of The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, if that helps at all.

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Probably should have mentioned that, eh? XD

[Jaded-Jedi-of-Fire]

What examples from the Hunger Games do you plan on using?

[Xx_Ladies_Prince_xX]

The Journey To The Sky?

[Xx_Ladies_Prince_xX]

Kitsune Voss

Paladin Syndrom?

The Core of a Hero?

The Heroic Myth?

The Fine Line: Heroism or merely brave?

The Soul of the Epic Figurehead?

From Hercules to Superman: What makes a hero?
would any of these work question

I haven't read the paper so I can only Guess.

Those r sum very gud quotes!

[l N ii n j a l]

Im going to be using a number of examples, mostly ones where Peeta who supports my definition of a hero) and Katniss who does not) exemplify or negate the qualities of loyalty, altruism, and steadfastness.

[Little Dead Soldier]

It's actually best to place a title AFTER you write the paper, book, etc. and the title will come to you easier.

But hrm, I will take a guess and give you a title,
"The Starvation of Morals"

[bunneh_bunneh x3]

To fall or fly
eh? sweatdrop