my s class heros

Since I haven't read it, I can't say for sure. But likely there is the character who believes it's their destiny to be the savior, and of course, the hero who needs to be saved.

I'm not sure as I haven't read this specific novel. But generally, it might be about a character who believes it's their fate to save the hero. Maybe the hero is in some sort of danger, like facing a powerful enemy or a difficult situation, and the protagonist feels compelled by destiny to step in and be the savior.

Well, 'Hogan's Heros' was based on a true story to some extent. The premise of the show, which is about Allied prisoners of war in a German prison camp during World War II, has roots in historical events. But it's important to note that the show was mainly a sitcom, so it took creative liberties. It exaggerated the humor and the ability of the prisoners to constantly outwit the Germans. In real POW camps, life was much harsher and more dangerous. But still, the idea of the prisoners banding together, trying to get information, and working against the enemy was based on real - life POW experiences.

The top 25 fictional heroes are a diverse bunch. For instance, Aragorn from 'The Lord of the Rings' is a noble king - in - waiting who leads his people in the fight against Sauron. Spider - Man is also a popular hero. He has superhuman abilities and a great sense of responsibility. And Hermione Granger from the Harry Potter series, she is intelligent, brave and always stands by her friends in the face of danger. These heroes often inspire us with their courage, selflessness and determination.

The basic framework of 'Hogan's Heros' being set in a POW camp during WWII is based on truth. Prisoners in real POW camps did try to gather intelligence, just like in the show. And the concept of having a hierarchy among the prisoners and working together to deal with the prison guards was also likely drawn from real - life POW situations. However, the comical and far - fetched ways in which they did these things in the show were fictional. For instance, the elaborate tunnels and schemes in the show were more for comedic and entertainment value than a true representation of how things were in actual POW camps.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read it in detail. But generally, it might be about hunters in an S - class setting. Maybe they are on some sort of dangerous quests, hunting powerful creatures or solving mysterious cases within that special class system.

The 'Chronicles of Narnia' is a great example of heros novels. The children in the story are heroes. They enter the magical world of Narnia and fight against the White Witch to save Narnia. Their adventures and the growth of their characters are really fascinating.

Yes, it is. Ordinary Heros by Scott Turow is a work of fiction.

Fan Xian's class was the homeroom teacher's.