No Man is Hero to His Own Valet

Valet is a personal servant of a gentleman. In Pakistan he is Called a bearer of his Master. He is the one who spends his life for serving his master: He washes clothe, presses dresses, and makes tea for him.The proximity of servant to his master is so close as he may judge on the account of semblance of character of his master. he is, Therefore a good dealer of his master's private life.

On the other hand, His master may be a renowned figure. he might be an artist, novelist, a great worrier, or HERO. His weaknesses are out shined due to many factors; the public perceives him in terms of his appearance. To evoke an example:

" Speaker is just seen n heard delivering a lecture for thirty
minutes,but no one knows how he prepared this lecture;
he must have met his friends for discussion, gone through
some websites etc..."

It is rightly said," appearance is deceptive" because there is different reality behind the scene irregardless of our thinking and speculations.


However, The master is common and simple man to his Valet. No one knows a Hero better than his Servant because he is with him like a family. he knows his master's or Hero's flaws and foibles, which are hidden from or disappeared to others. It if very difficult for Hero to be reticent in front of his servant. Hero exposes his attitude, behavior, temper, and nature to his servant or his family only. when the public adore hero than his servant might be saying in his heart,

" If Public be aware of my master's weaknesses, The public
will love him no longer"

Apart from this, This is not always true. one may find cynicism in this quotation: there is contingency that a valet can be incapable of admiring his servant because of his mental approach or personal grudge. Instead, There are a real heroes in history and present world who are well recognized by their servants who always used to admire their masters and love them.

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