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This paragraph is about the the courage in Fort Fizzle and Ogel's Tear. both of the paragraphs have a lot of courage. In fort fizzle they are ready to fight but one person had enough courage to speak up and say ¨ if we fight we will lose men but we will also lose our family¨. However in Ogel's Tear the person wanted to make ogel pay for killing innocent people but all she wanted to do was find her family. In conclusion both of the stories have a lot of courage.
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