Heroine is a term that refers to a female character who exhibits courage, bravery, and strength, often in the face of adversity. In literature and film, heroines are typically central figures who drive the plot forward, overcoming challenges and inspiring others. They can be found in various genres, from fantasy to drama, and often embody qualities such as resilience and compassion. In a different context, "heroin" is a powerful and illegal opioid drug derived from morphine. It is known for its addictive properties and can lead to severe health issues, including overdose. Heroin is often associated with substance abuse and has significant social and health implications, prompting public health efforts to address addiction and promote recovery.