Also correct, however the source of both titles is the quote.
"Here, the journalist-turned-writer/producer teams with William F. Zorzi and director Paul Haggis, adapting a book by Lisa Belkin whose title is derived from an F. Scott Fitzgerald line, 'Show me a hero and I’ll write you a tragedy.'"
http://variety.com/2015/…

I'm guessing he's referencing the source of the title, the F Scott Fitzgerald Quote:
Show me a hero and I'll write you a tragedy.

You'd think with 3.25 hours each week, RAW could leverage some of that time to actually build characters. While the 1 hour format (from a single taping) can be helpful in terms of planning, it's actually a wonder that they're able to do so well with it.

The main difference between the main roster "events" and Takeovers is that NXT pays off feuds. It likely has to do with Takeovers being less frequent and the show being far more focused on building feuds, but that's how wrestling is supposed to work. Far too often the PPVs, no "events," are Sunday Night Raw.

Holy crap, someone else gets the reference. I totally agree that both inspirations are in play.

Or preventing the biggest attack on the company, which would cripple it, in order to get in with his old boss and become CTO and regain his family. There's no face turn for Tyrell.

"Darlene tells us that fSociety IS Elliot's … he just can't remember. "