Winning three gold medals in his home country immediately made him a national hero.

No matter what the odds, my heroes could win, or die with honor.

The heroes win the battle, and the members of the royal family are reunited.

The outcome of the battle wasn't shown, but it is assumed that the heroes won.

"It represents a period of time in American history where the hero always won, and that's why we're still here."

And there's no assurance that the hero and the forces of right will win.

The novel's nominal hero decided to battle a machine and won, losing his life in the process.

This was not like a film or novel where the hero necessarily won.

The hero does not hit a home run and win the girl.

The heroes win the day and Norman's power structure is dismantled.