Well... Courage is a little purple dog, about knee high that walks on his hind legs like a human. courage sees things that no one else does while trying to save his family. courage also has to put up with a grumpy old man named Eustece who scares courage.
just kidding
What is courage you ask? I think courage is when someone does something brave like risking their life for someone else. Some people may see courage as doing the right thing when the time feels wrong, but it’s actually the right time as well. Courage is doing something even after thinking how it may take you away from your loved ones. Maybe not even something too extreme, like wearing name brand clothes or driving the best cars just to “fit in”. Bringing out your inner hero, kind of like split personalities but in a good way. Courage can be anything from fitting in with kids in your school or neighborhood to giving your kidney to someone who needs it to live; undergoing surgery is very dangerous, as we all know. Another way you can show courage is by standing up in front of a crowd and tells them what you believe in, even if they’re against it. Don’t let someone knock you down because of something you believe in, if you believe it, stand up for it no matter what.
The first part of your blog made me laugh, I used to watch that show. I don't have TV anymore so I can no longer see it. Anyways, your definition of courage was great. You kind of explained it in the same way I did. I do however, have a question to ask you. How does courage go with, trying to "fit in"?
ReplyDeleteCourage the Cowardly dog was a great show! It's funny some of those episodes actually used to scare me.. But come on cut me some slack I was like 6 years old.
ReplyDeleteBut that last sentence is excellent. "Don’t let someone knock you down because of something you believe in, if you believe it, stand up for it no matter what." I legitimently started nodding my when I was reading that.
You should put that on a website like this, http://www.claimyourquote.com/
so others can see it
One of the greatest and creepy shows ever was the television series Courage the Cowardly Dog. Their use of a human-like dog who takes on the courage to protect the things he live is a great example of courage. Although it is a child-based series, there is more to the television series than you may expect such as the episode where Courage saves the stripper bunny from the gangster "dawgs." Just like the television show, the definition of courage lies deep within how we use courage and how we expect courage to be used. For instance, a mob who is ready to pounce on their rival gang is viewed differently upon who and what that action is based upon. It's all based on who is dead and who won the fight.
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