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    characters in the play this is true. However‚ there are exceptions to this statement. Sir Thomas More‚ even when faced with impending doom refused to compromise his conscience. Others in the play did not show such bravery and commitment to their moral standard. Those that did not show such bravery are Richard Rich who betrayed More by giving falls witness against him in court‚ Thomas Cromwell who facilitated Mores downfall with a minimum of guilt and The Common Man who just does what he has to survive

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    exceptional perspective on his growth. One of the key ways to identify Jem maturing is through what he first recognized as bravery. At the beginning of the story‚ Jeremy’s idea of bravery was touching the side of the Radley house and that is only because “In all his life‚ Jem had never declined a dare” (page 13). However as the story continues‚ Jem discovers what bravery is from Atticus facing a mad dog‚ from Mrs. Dubose’s fight against addiction‚ and from Scout’s confrontation with the mob in

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    their courage in brilliant and touching ways. These brave people probe the reason behind the book. To kill a Mockingbird shows many courageousness and bravery in simple yet broad ways including social and physical courage. Atticus Finch proved to the town of Maycomb just how courageous he is by his many social and physical acts of bravery. When Tom Robinson was locked in jail the day before his trial‚ many men rallied up with guns looking to shoot down and kill him. Atticus went to the jail

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    digging holes?”(Sachar 137) He’s standing up to the Warden to prove that Zero can learn and he’s not really stupid‚ which shows bravery. More text evidence is that Stanley goes after Zero to try to bring him back to camp. He wants Zero to live and he can’t live with himself knowing that Zero is out there alone‚ and no food or water to keep himself alive‚ he is showing bravery to go without water and loyalty towards Zero. The last way he changed is staying in a nest of yellow-spotted lizards with Zero

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    During January of 2013‚ a fourteen year old boy by the name of James Persyn took the risk of letting a rape victim into his home. In the small town of Shepard‚ James was home alone along with his brother sister. At around 10pm there was a knock at the door. The lady was in danger‚ so he let her into his home‚ which was a huge risk. A series of chaotic events followed‚ yet James‚ his two siblings and even the rape victim made it out just okay. James Persyn is an important person who portrayed a “hero”

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    nothing‚ and accomplished a lot of things. Malcolm X: civil rights leader - anti-racism. The Once and Future King: force and justice‚ knighthood (bravery and becoming a man). Adolf Hitler: power/corruption/ambition. Animal Farm: corruption/communism‚ abuse of power. King Lear: justice - believing humans get what is just since God is just. Beowulf: bravery‚ loyalty - Wiglaf stays and helps Beowulf while the dragon ends up killing Beowulf; Wiglaf never leaves his side‚ while Beowulf’s other men have

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    As defined by the heroic code‚ a significant trait of an exceptional warrior is that of fearlessness and bravery in situations that require “courage and strength” (Stitt). In Anglo-Saxon culture “the warrior’s obligations to his king and to his kinsmen” are to protect the kingdom using any means necessary‚ even if it includes stepping into harm’s way. These “highly organized rules of conduct” are strongly encompassed by Beowulf throughout the poem (Lawrence 28). In all of his battles‚ Beowulf is

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    Donajkowski Mrs. Patrick English IV – 5 18 September 2013 Beowulf In the epic poem of Beowulf‚ Beowulf showed loyalty‚ bravery‚ and passion by killing Grendel‚ Grendel’s Mother‚ and the mighty Dragon. Beowulf showed many characteristics during his fights and how he acted towards his followers in his kingdom. He was the greatest Anglo-Saxon warrior. Beowulf showed bravery during each of his fights because no matter how severe the cost could come out to be he went out to slay any monster that

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    Candy’s Analysis Candy Marshall is the main character of the novel‚ even though the plot actually has little to do with her. She is the main character because Beau Boutan’s murder takes place on her plantation in Mathu’s yard. Candy is a very strong woman and fights for what’s right. In this novel candy is very protective and shows it more and more as the story goes on. Another example is when the old men go into the house to talk and don’t invite candy in. because she that she will “evict them”

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    The Power of Courage Courage can give one the power to do anything he or she desires. Courage is the difference between succeeding at what one wants and falling flat on one’s face with failure. Within the novel‚ The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time‚ the main character‚ Christopher Boone‚ displays a great deal of courage‚ a redemptive feature‚ to get his goals accomplished. Throughout the novel‚ Christopher does many things that few young boys can say they ever did. From the beginning

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