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Courage is the ability to do something that frightens one or to have…
Courage is the ability to do something that frightens one or to have bravery or strength in the face of pain or grief.
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Due to the racial tension at the time the story is set Jeffery Wu was forced to show great confidence when batting.
Jasper having to have confidence in regards of not being able to talk to authorities due to the fact that he was Aboriginal.
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The knife Charlie uses symbolises the confidence that he needs in order to confront Mad Jack Lionel, in the film Charlie steals the knife from the kitchen out of fear and to build a sense of security or confidence around himself as he enters Mad Jack Lionel’s house which while everyone perceives as a dangerous place.
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“My point is this: the more you have to lose, the braver you are for standing up.” - Charlie Bucktin
“See, Batman is different. He's mortal. He's got a real life to risk. Superman just has to avoid Kryptonite. Big deal. Superman fears nothing because outside a few very specific circumstances where he might encounter some stupid rock, nothing can possibly do him in. Batman has the same vulnerabilities as the rest of us, so he has the same fears as us. That's why he's the most courageous: because he can put those aside and fight on regardless." - Charlie Bucktin
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