Just imagine, watching on TV, someone you care about being the youngest to attempt to juggle fire, and then get burned and severely injured. There is very little anyone can do and they are in the hospital now. How would this feel? Would you regret letting them do this? What benefit does this bring to anyone? The only thing anyone got from this is grief. Is it really worth the risk? In my opinion, the consequences are not worth the risk. You could get severely injured, or die from something incredibly unimportant. In the passage, “Ship of Fools” by Joanna Weiss, the author states, “So is this the definition of bravery now? Embarking on unnecessary risks that jeopardize the lives of rescue workers?”(Weiss, lines 19-20). This shows that it’s not
