First, I have been forced to be courageous in certain periods of my life. In the summer of 2014, my cousin visited New Jersey. He said he wanted to go to Six Flags, and I was disappointed because I am not necessarily a fan of them. We arrived at Six Flags and my brother, my three cousins, the one from California included, and I exited the van. I saw the sheer height of Kingda Ka towering over me. Little did I know that I would ride almost every roller coaster there by the end of the day. We started with Batman, as I thought it was the most tolerable for me. It gave me an idea of what this day would be like... horrible. Then, the treacherous Nitro was next. …show more content…
In the poem written in the Scholastic article “Are You a Loser?” a poem titled “Invictus“ is shown. The poem is about a man who is critically injured and worried. The second stanza in poem contains the lines: “Beyond this place of wrath and tears / Looms but the Horror of the shade / And yet the menace of the of the years / Finds and shall find me unafraid”. This supports that courage is shown in a work of literature because the man is writing about how behind all his tears, he is not afraid of what might happen. This is very courageous of him because he isn't sure of what might happen but he seems prepared for any outcome because of the fact that he is courageous. To sum up, courage is evident in works of