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    In The Cay, Phillip’s character reveals that through many conflicts, he developed stubbornness,bravery, and independence. The Cay by Theodore Taylor starts off swell at first with a character named Phillip Enright on the island of Curacao and then a lot of drama happens. Read more into this paper and you will find out the different characteristics of Phillip explained and what happened to him. Phillip demonstrates independence after experiencing blindness as evidenced in the novel when…

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    Right Leg Bravery is shown within Simon when he trekked up the mountain by himself, despite the supposed sighting of the beast from the other boys. “Like an old man, through Simon’s “stagger” shown by his “glum determination” (Golding 146). Because “the beast was harmless”, it does not possess any physical threats since it’s a dead body, yet “horrible” in a way that it invoked fear into the group of boys (147). On the other hand, the “usual brightness from [Simon’s] eye” is gone which could…

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    Bravery has always been a very important trait. Evolutionarily speaking, bravery is what has allowed our species to survive. The importance of bravery is indisputable but the necessity of bravery to achieve a better life can be debated on. In this essay, I will examine the rituals performed in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone directed by Chris Columbus to prove that bravery is absolutely essential in order to achieve an overall better live. By examining Harry’s first Quidditch match and the…

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    different parts of the story. In the stories we’ve read, common traits for the characters are bravery and romance. What is bravery? The definition of bravery is "Courageous behavior or character", but it's deeper than that. Bravery isn't a skill you inherit from your parents, it is something you learn and acquire through your actions. Through the stories we can see that there are multiple examples of bravery. In Sir Gawain and the Green Knight we see in lines 2274 "I moved not a muscle when you…

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    Bravery is having or displaying a sense of courage as well as being a daring individual. It is also a person who lacks the qualities of being cowardly or timid. Throughout history most great leaders showed that they were very brave individuals through their actions and as well as the way they carried themselves. They didn't allow what other people or forces said dictate their actions. Leaders that show high levels of this characteristic fight for what they believe in, even if it results in…

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    Suggested Score 90% Accept Suggested Score Manual Score: Manual Score Prompt Rubric | Checklist Demonstrating Bravery Bravery can help you to do something that is new, frightening, or dangerous. People may need bravery to speak out against injustice or persevere when a task is difficult. Think about an event in your life that required bravery. Write a personal narrative that recounts the event. Describe what happened and the impact the event had on your life. As you write, remember…

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    earned our undying gratitude. America will never forget their sacrifices." Harry Truman served as president during WWII, a six year long war where over 405,000 soldiers died. Therefore, he certainly knew how hard our veterans fought for our freedom. "Bravery" and "selfless" are a few words that come to mind when I think of the insane sacrifices and risks our veterans made for us to be here today. These men and women left their dear loved ones and risked their lives because of the overwhelming…

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    parents, and relatives. To illustrate bravery in David Laskin’s “The Children's Blizzard” he identifies bravery in different examples throughout the novel. The connotative definition to bravery is feeling no fear or the act of no fear. Denotative definition for bravery is the quality of spirit that enables you to face danger or pain without showing fear. With having the connotative and denotative definition…

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    towards being brave and overcoming everything that she has been through. Bravery does not always have to mean being strong and never being upset. Bravery is standing up for yourself and even if your break down and open up at times, that makes you a stronger person than someone who bottles everything up. You are controlling how things go for yourself, which is one of the most courageous things you can do. Lucy’s suffering of bravery is a conquering element in the person she has become. She pushed…

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    together to make the theme of fear come out. Roth uses Tris to explore the ideas of fear and bravery. Throughout this book there are many things that happen to Tris (the main character). By having the main character question what really is fear Roth forces the reader question what fear really is. Throughout the novel, Tris comes to realize that being brave is not about doing simple things like getting a tattoo. Bravery is about standing up for what she believes. Veronica Roth does a fantastic…

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