What is honor? For some, it is a great respect that is earned through cumulative deeds and reputation. For others, striving for honor is inherently narcissistic and dishonorable. Honor is just as present today as it was in William Shakespeare's time. The word honor has become dangerous and emotional because of those who seek attention from others by playing the hero of the day. Especially to those who would go to great lengths to gain honor for themselves? People like to be recognized and rewarded for their good deeds or work, but should they be honored for doing a good deed? Shouldn’t it come from the good of their hearts? Many examples from our world history have demonstrated the desire to be praised and recognized in exchange for good deeds for others. It is no longer an honor if you seek to obtain the esteem of others. Essentially, it describes the word honor as something not worth dying for. After all, in this word, honor is just air? Isn't it? Two contrasting historical examples from the past can help illustrate the importance and meaning of Shakespeare in his quote. Martin Lu...