Teenager Talks Tommyrot
By Sam Singhal
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Teenager Talks Tommyrot - Sam Singhal
Teenager Talks Tommyrot
How to be a Hero
Everyone has lived through a time in their life when they wished to be like Batman or Spiderman. It is every little kids dream to a hero. Every kid whats to save the world, defeat the bad guy, and become a masked celebrity.
Most of us will give up on this dream. Sneaking out every night is hard work; wearing your under where on the outside isn't fashionable and saving the same damsel in distress gets repetitive. Being a hero isn't as easy, as it seems on the big screen. However with the help of the hero code, those that don't give up may one day make it to hero status.
The Hero Code
The Golden Rule- No the golden rule is not to abide by all other rules. It is in fact do not kill anyone. Your're a hero, you may work outside the law but not outside of the human moral code. Killing anyone will result in your immediate fall from hero status. Even villains must not be killed, no matter what their crimes. This is the only rule in the code.
Fashion- The code advises that all heros have there on distinct style. Be original, don't copy other heros. Your style should also reflect the way you fight your battles. For example if you sneak in the shadows wearing red isn't the best idea, you may as well paint a target sign on your arse, stick it up in the air and shout 'gather round gather round, prizes to be won 10p ago hit the target and win a goldfish'. Practicality is your number on priority, style comes second. Looking good won't help you rescue some cat out of a burning building.
It's a Secret- Never tell anyone who you are. Your identity is your most prize possession. Certainly never write an autobiography, even after your're retirement. Where a mask is recommended. And try and live a normal life during the day. Become the hero with the setting of the sun. This doesn't mean become a vampire.
SuperPowers- There are only really three types of superpowers. The first and most common type is emotional stability. This is the ability to remain, calm and think under pressure.These people make excellent firemen and soldiers. The second type of superpower is advance technology. This is rare as it is often expensive to buy or develop your own super tech. The third and final category is superhuman abilities. I fall in to this group with my sykick and telepath abilities. It is extremely rare to find a hero with abilities such as mine and that is why me are the most prized heros of all.
Don't Be a Goody Two Shoes- It is important not to be too much of a hero. Often it's best to sit out and let someone else have a go. Don't be a goody goody, there is only one rule remember. Stick to that rule but feel free to break any others on your road to saving the world. If you do break allot of other laws and rules then make sure you do save the world, or