History BigGood / Literature

* ''Literature/TheCampHalfBloodSeries'': The true closest the series has is Chiron, the centaur Activities Director at Camp-Half-Blood. From ''Literature/{{Percy Jackson|AndTheOlympians}}'' through ''Literature/TheHeroesOfOlympus'' through ''Literature/TheTrialsOfApollo'', and [[ReallySevenHundredYearsOld for untold centuries before then]], he has trained and protected demigods from the perils of the world. He mentored the vast majority of heroes in the various books.

* ''Franchise/StarWarsLegends'' continuity:
** Luke Skywalker in the post-Endor media. According to George Lucas's WordOfGod Anakin had the potential to become far more powerful than Emperor Palpatine, but due to his injuries on Mustafar had difficulty realizing that potential during his lifetime. Luke inherits that power and finally lives up to the potential meant for his father, henceforth reaching the status of the most powerful Force User. A lot of emphasis is placed on Luke's status as a moral and intellectual role model for the Jedi, and even the larger Republic as a whole. He is faced with temptation and the possibility of being corrupted by evil, just as his father was, but he turns away from it and holds on to his morals and strength of character. He reforms the failings of the old Jedi Order, and redeems his father's sins by doing his best to amend the damage done by Anakin.
** Luke and the other Heroes of Yavin - basically the main heroic characters of the films - in ''Literature/GalaxyOfFear'', especially the last half of the series where our heroes are on the run from the Empire. They want to meet back up with the most high-ranking Rebels they'd yet met, in the hopes of finding safety, but it's easier said than done.

{{Big Good}}s in {{Literature}}. There are certain minor/supporting heroes that will become the major forces of good at some point of the plot/story, so '''beware of spoilers ahead.'''