Heroes aren't born with all the qualities that they have when they gained the title of hero. They also weren't born with their destiny written in the stars and bestowed with divine tasks. They acquire these along with other qualities that truly make them people who defended their causes to the bittersweet end.

The deaths of these heroes are often more celebrated than their lives. This is because it is only during their deaths that people realize they lost something so valuable that the loss changed their situation drastically. They honor these heroes during their deaths by first presenting their world flag to the families of their heroes. This is because it is one of the most important symbols of the nation that has influenced the people who fought and died under their nation. This is also because it serves as a reminder to the families of the heroes of what they fought for and what they have achieved.

Furthermore, the world flags all over the nation are flown at half-mast. This is because it signifies the mourning for a very important person. In truth, it is mourning for an irreplaceable person who changed the course of history by his or her actions and therefore should be honored by the general public. However, not all people who die for a cause are honored this way. This is because the cause determines whether the person will be remembered as a hero by the public or not. After all, not everyone remembers Joseph Stalin or Mao Tse-Tung as heroes.