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    The Nine Noble Truths are the religious views of viking they show courage, truth, honor and many more traits. These are the Characteristics that truly show viking virtues. Beowulf is more than noble to viking virtues because of his bravery, his perseverance to killing beasts and his immense strength. Beowulf’s perseverance to killing monsters is a strong characteristic that is much needed especially in the viking era. If he did not have that drive to killing monsters he would be a nobody,…

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    In Beowulf, the dichotomy that presents itself the most is brave and cowardly. This dichotomy is important to the characterization, plot of the story, and conflict of the poem because it sets the storyline of the poem and without it there would be no conflict or cowardly characters. By using this dichotomy, it highlights how heroic Beowulf is which makes the story’s plot more intriguing. Even from the beginning of his journey, he is seen as a brave warrior. For, example, the Danish coast guard…

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    Inner Conflict In Macbeth

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    of Cawdor: The greatest is behind” (9). The use of the witches as a remedy for Macbeth’s curiosity originates his corruption of himself. Consequently, Macbeth’s troubled personality is extenuated further in the form of reckless ambition, ill-found bravery, and self-doubt causing him to lose sense of right and…

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    the Brotherhood, a baldric should have, / a band of bright green obliquely about him,…” (4. 2518-2519.). If Sir Gawain is so easily forgiven by King Arthur and everyone in court, is Sir Gawain, perhaps, too hard on himself? He showed true knightly bravery when he stepped in to take the place of King Arthur and assuring the king’s safety. He is slightly lacking in courtesy when meeting Lady Bertilak and the old lady by giving special treatment to the young and beautiful Lady and not to the older…

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    lessons include that you should put yourself in other people’s shoes and never hurt an innocent person. The fact that he takes time to share this knowledge with his kids shows how much he cares for them. Also, Atticus’s desire to let his kids see real bravery makes him a good parent because knowing what courage means stays with you forever and illustrates how he looks out for them. Atticus does this through Mrs. Dubose and by facing adversity head-on during the trial but never backing down. He…

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    Gawain, a chivalrous knight takes the anonymous dare given by the Green Knight that appears in Camelot on the New Year's feast. In the poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, Sir Gawain will be challenged with many things like self confidence, loyalty, bravery and honesty. Gawain transitions from a low esteem to a new person, he almost perfect pearl. In the beginning…

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    The Bronze bow is a very religious and political book written by Elizabeth George Speare. The Bronze Bow takes place in Palestine where you are introduced to Daniel bar Jamin who is the main character and a Zealot. Daniel has a lot of conflicting emotions throughout this entire book. You see him battling with himself trying to figure who he is. He has a lot rage, impulsive decisions, but he is also brave too. The reason why he is battling with himself is because when he was a Zealot he wanted to…

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    Why Do Heroes Inspire Us

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    Do Heroes Actually Inspire Us With Hope? Have you ever thought an imaginary person gives people hope? How do heroes give people hope because they inspire us with passion and they give people the vision of helping others out? Heroes past and present makes us better people and they also teach people to treat others with care but others before you heroes give people hope and make them stand for what they are. Heroes inspired us because they show us how to be brave when something horrible is…

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    All of this makes Odysseus an epic hero. Like every hero, Odysseus has both qualities and flaws that make him such an admired character. His qualities include things like bravery, cleverness, intelligence, charm, etc. He shows these qualities multiple times throughout his journeys in The Odyssey. For example, he shows his bravery and cleverness when he was in the Cyclopes cave by giving the Cyclopes ambrosia wine, which made him be thirsty for more and more and never be satisfied. Because the…

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    On The Rainy River

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    Courage can be defined in a variety of ways; it all depends on what an individual perceives as courageous, and the different aspects of courage they find most important. In the short story “On the Rainy River” Tim O’Brien focuses on the action side of courage. Action meaning the big and small tasks in a person’s life that determine their courageousness. The actions an individual takes when caught in a difficult situation is what defines them as brave. For example, when presenting the Medal of…

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