Heroes are the goals of our own aspirations. Humanity is united around the need for patterns and information transfer, which is how we learn. A hero is defined as someone with admirable traits or people who, in the face of danger or in a position of weakness, demonstrate courage or self-sacrifice, whether moral in the literal or figurative sense. These notions of heroism are directly represented through the collection of related texts, "The Epic of Gilgamesh", "The Ballad of Mulan", and the film "Saving Private Ryan". A hero can be anyone. The modern-day hero does not need physical strength or superhuman powers, nor does he need to be of royal origin or obtain a high-ranking place in the government. Bernard Malamud explains: “Without heroes, we are all simple people and do not know how far we can go,” suggesting that heroes are simply models from which we learn. The first introduction to the concept of the Heroes Journey was by Joseph Campbell. In his book "A Hero with a Thousand Faces", he highlights the idea of ​​studying the human impulse to create stories that draw on universal themes, which is highlighted in his theory of the Hero's Journey . He explains, “A hero is someone who has given their life to something greater than themselves,” which demonstrates the idea of ​​describing a hero as someone who gives without needing to repay. Likewise, the founder of analytical psychology, Carl Jung, talks about heroes in his essay “A Study in the Process of Individuation,” through his concept of introversion and extroversion. According to him, archetypes are distinctive universal psychic temperaments, which form the substrate from which the fundamental themes of human life...... middle of paper ......n, the three epic journeys, the text ancient, "The Epic of Gilgamesh", the influential poem "The Ballad of Mulan" and the film "Saving Private Ryan", directed by Steven Spielberg, complementarily proved that the statement "Humanity will always need a hero to respect and admire. " is undoubtedly correct. I have also used the information I have collected to provide sufficient evidence to support my original argument: "Heroes are the goals of our own aspirations." Humanity is gathered around the need for models and the transfer of information, this is how we learn, through the breakdown of these three epic journeys, explaining that if heroes must be admirable and respected characters, they can also be n It doesn't matter who, man, woman, physically strong or mentally strong, royal or not. Heroes are simply goals we set for ourselves to achieve as much as possible..