Sacco and Vanzetti as Heroes

What is a hero? According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary a hero is one who shows great courage and is admired for achievements and noble qualities. Most say a hero is recognized for achievements, and what they did to better society as a whole. Take for example, Socrates, a man who committed a crime of polluting the minds of the youth in his teachings or corrupt political ideas. This man did nothing but question the government. According to Roger R. Rollin, “The everyday hero must survive adverse conditions or situations. All heroes must have some quest or mission to accomplish. Heroes are marked by courage, nobility of purpose or special achievement in the force of danger and death.” Now according to this a hero does not need to be perfect, he can have his or her flaws or mistakes. The key of the definition of a hero is how the hero comes through in times or distress. What makes a hero is what a hero does with what they are given and they use whatever abilities they have to the fullest. Sacco and Vanzetti fall into this category.

Paymaster Frederick Parmenter and his guard were carrying $16,000 in payroll for a South Braintree, Mass. shoe factory on April 15, 1920 when

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