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1 American Romantic Hero! Savannah Conder. Amanda Cook. Katlyn Dickens. Blake Roberts.

2 Characteristics of the American Romantic Hero Young or possesses youthful qualities. Is innocent and pure of purpose. Has a sense of honor based not on societies rules but on some higher principle. Has a knowledge of people and life based on deep, intuitive understanding not on formal learning. Loves nature and avoids town life. Quests for some higher truth in the natural world.

3 Examples of Romantic Heroes.. The Lone Ranger Superman Luke Skywalker Indiana Jones..and any other western detective or fantasy heroes.

4 Works Cited Page 168-169

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