Is Toni Really A Superhero?
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Re: Is Toni Really A Superhero?
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Well, the author has given both touches to her superhero character and has made it acceptable for both parents and kids. From parents point of view he is a good boy with healthy activities. And his superhero costume and flying capabilities make him attractive for children.Helen_Combe wrote: ↑01 Jul 2018, 03:33 When I read the book, I felt that Toni wasn’t a superhero, he was a little boy with a superhero costume. Her probably believes that he is a superhero and he probably believes that he can fly. However, from a parent’s point of view, he is a superhero because he is such a good, healthy and happy boy.
Did you think he was a superhero?
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Yeah, I do consider him a perfect hero . Because he has all qualities of a hero especially for kids.
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No doubt, hero is not dependent on costume to exhibit his heroic qualities. Rather his determination to achieve challenges makes him a hero.
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Toni's are enough to make him a superhero in the eye of children. Plus his costume gives him an exceptional look.Maureen1050 wrote: ↑23 Jul 2018, 06:37 He isn't really a super hero in real life but by being a good kid, doing his work makes him a hero to his family
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I love this perspective. That is a really great comparison that you made. Intelligence, a desire to help, and money can all lead to becoming a superhero (no actual powers required!).ArriettyClock wrote: ↑21 Jul 2018, 05:52 It doesn't matter if Toni has superpowers or not. It's his actions that makes him a superhero. Think about the superheros who don't have superpowers, such as Batman and Ironman, who actually only have money and the idea of what they want to do. Technically Hulk too as Bruce Banner only created the injection to create the Hulk. It's as if Toni is the child-version of these adult superheros.
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It's really quite hard to tell. He is depicted as flying, and the back cover of this book says it is about an extraordinary boy and what he does when he is not saving the day. A future book will be titled, Toni Saves the Day. But the description of Toni Likes Vegetables makes it sound like fighting germs is Toni's version of fighting bad guys. It's quite open to interpretation.
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