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— Brad R. Torgersen (@BradRTorgersen) September 27, 2023
What a classic
— Daniella (@daniellaalonsy) September 26, 2023
Atticus Finch (To Kill a Mockingbird)
Lem Siddons (Follow Me, Boys!)
— Joe Monson – Editor, Author, and Art Director (@JoeMonsonAuthor) September 26, 2023
Boromir had a noble idea but underestimated the power of the ring. His storyline is the heart of book 1. Sean Bean nailed it in the movie.
— AmericanEntropy (@AmericanEntrop1) September 26, 2023
— Sinan Kalaycı (@sinanklyci) September 26, 2023
Honestly, "Rocky Balboa"
— "Fearless" Jared Feuring (@jaredfeuring) September 26, 2023
There is only one choice. pic.twitter.com/yXmm789t3R
— Sean Rutter (@seanrutterart) September 26, 2023
that old man who was always sleeping in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
— (@BadBoyMuMu) September 26, 2023
I vote this one, in the end, he did what had to be done but stood by his morals before everything. Cap! :0
— Mre1971 (@mrescobar1971) September 26, 2023
— Suganthan Mohanadasan (@Suganthanmn) September 26, 2023
— Nathan Borror (@nathanborror) September 26, 2023
god i hated paris more than most movie characters those days
— (@sheepsheadbey) September 26, 2023
Same! Best classic American Lit there is if you ask me. Fav protagonist by far. His closing argument teaches kids moral courage…power of fiction.
— Kate Stanton (@KateStantonSing) September 26, 2023
Jesus Christ I hope you are joking…
— Voder of BORG (@crosis101) September 26, 2023
— Big JΩhn (@JohnWarpower) September 27, 2023
Cooper from Interstellar.
— ارشیا (@realARSHIA) September 26, 2023
Ahmed pic.twitter.com/26A89X3Ono
— Werdz (@Andrew_S_werdnA) September 26, 2023
Aragorn is undoubtedly the more heroic character and a real role model. But he is also almost perfect and that might make us feel that it is impossible for us ordinary people to be brave and heroic.
Boromir is a man with doubts, fears, flaws and weaknesses.
I can identify with…— Eddie Bacon (@EddieBacon9) September 26, 2023
— Neil Amigone (@BradyBflo) September 26, 2023
They liked their own tweet. That's how desperate they are
— S. A. Rivera (@literaturedevil) September 26, 2023
Williams was diagnosed with Lewy body dementia, which slowly destroys your mind and who you are as a person. It’s an incredibly tragic disease and he didn’t want to live that way. It’s sad, but to say he took the cowards way out is an incredibly naive and stupid thing to say
— Mike Carolla (@SJTimes13) September 26, 2023
— Romeo Márquez Guzmán (@RomeoMarquez) September 26, 2023
iykyk pic.twitter.com/iEGovP0vyq
— Avery Johnson (@RyeZnShynE) September 26, 2023
— Sidekick Joe (@vatna_jokull) September 26, 2023
This one. pic.twitter.com/TXM6QUvn13
— eiX (@eiX60202646) September 26, 2023
reaaally not sure if napoleon is a good male role model, though…
— Jocelyn Daloz (@jocelyn_daloz) September 26, 2023
My guy Rocky Balboa. A good dad, good husband, and good friend. Rocky is a good man who always looks after the people around him. He may not be the smartest guy I'm the world, but his emotional intelligence more than makes up for it. pic.twitter.com/8pfr41fD2Y
— Anthony Perez (@Darth_mischief) September 26, 2023
proud to say both of them really shaped me as a person and as a man
— valen (@aldervalen) September 26, 2023
There’s always that guy lol
— Yato (@yatogami_018) September 26, 2023
Oskar Schindler saved his own skin when things turned around for the germans he was in good favour with the gemans and made alot of money from people's suffering. No he is not a good roll model!
— Matthew (@Matthew62030412) September 26, 2023
— SundaeFlorida (@SundaeFlorida) September 26, 2023
— MPsix8 (@MPsix8) September 26, 2023
— Coach WJ Sam (@CoachWenJSam) September 26, 2023
— Bernhard Günther (@cs_tiger) September 26, 2023
You could also mention Ellis Boyd 'Red' Redding.
The journey both men take, although Andy comes to the realization earlier…is that no man is innocent. We are all held back by our own prison until we realize this.
— C/SAR Diver (@rstemler1) September 26, 2023
Atticus Finch from "To Kill a Mockingbird" played by Gregory Peck. I know I am old-fashioned.
— THEFOODMASTER.ETH (@CorinaObertas) September 27, 2023
You did NOT watch the movie
— Leon (@LoomisLamis) September 26, 2023
Basically anyone Mel Gibson has played.
— SlapDemJohns (@theogsdj) September 26, 2023
— Rivon (@startupvon) September 26, 2023
— (@FTgiveadamn) September 26, 2023
I disagree. We should be teaching and encouraging our boys to be warriors and heroes. The world needs more warriors and heroes alike.
— Derek Moss (@derekseanmoss) September 27, 2023
Liam Neeson in Love Actually pic.twitter.com/LP0dv0rTKA
— KettleHead (@JanWard55345093) September 26, 2023
Anything with Clint Eastwood pic.twitter.com/ToI06z4ojQ
— VincentPsych (@VincentPsychSA) September 26, 2023
Such a proud fool. I like his brother better.
— ' (@JohnOfOh) September 26, 2023
— J (@JohnPaddy2150) September 26, 2023
Sean Macguire in "Good Will Hunting" portrayed by Robin Williams for his empathy, wisdom, authenticity, and the lasting impact he has on the troubled genius, Will Hunting.
Such men are the need of the society.. pic.twitter.com/N8POgfy7O4— Pakistan in Pictures (@Pakistaninpics) September 27, 2023
Was Ned Stark a hero?
Yes!
Was he a role model to follow?
Only to a limited extent….
Ned Stark made great mistakes, always out of the purest motives, which brought disaster to his whole family.— Eddie Bacon (@EddieBacon9) September 26, 2023
Wow, what a great question.
Some thought required.
— UAP Jedi (@UAPJedi) September 26, 2023
— Matt "Mattie 5" Bellner (@MattBellner) September 26, 2023
Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg in Valkyrie- though he is just a great role model for everyone. pic.twitter.com/PqXs8Z0pIL
— The Tom Cruise and McQ Fan Page (@lovesEarlGrey) September 26, 2023
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