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“Will we stand on the world stage and fight for justice or will we flee the theatre?”

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Book:La sombra de la luna

Source: La sombra de la luna

“Do not hide in mystery because life goes away in a blink of an eye. It takes bravery to leave your mark in history. Creatives never die. ♡”

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Author:Evelyn Janeidy Arevalo

“We can’t live in fear of what each day may bring and we can’t let fear stop us from doing the right thing.”

Book:Dare to Love Again

Source: Dare to Love Again

“Sometimes, Linn thought, bravery was not loud, or grand, or brilliant as the blaze of a thousand fires. Sometimes it was quite. Unremarkable. Unknown. The resilient wend of water through rocks, year after year after year.”

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Book:Red Tigress

Source: Red Tigress

“No shame in being scared. But there’s a difference between being scared and being scared away.”

Fear Bravery Scared

Book:City of Ghosts

Source: City of Ghosts

“Bravery is not seen in one act. It is measured by the choices and deeds that fill our everyday lives.”

Book:A Stone in My Hand

Source: A Stone in My Hand

“It is I, indeed; and if ever true knight gave proof I am that man,’ replied the leader of the second troop; ‘for who would not rather face giants, sorcerers, or pagans, than this pinching cold?”

Cold Bravery Knights Knighthood

Book:The Black Arrow

Source: The Black Arrow

“Peter did not feel very brave; indeed, he felt he was going to be sick. But that made no difference to what he had to do. He rushed straight up to the monster and aimed a slash of his sword at its side. That stroke never reached the Wolf. Quick as lightning it turned round, its eyes flaming, and its mouth wide open in a howl of anger. If it had not been so angry that it simply had to howl it would have got him by the throat at once. As it was—though all this happened too quickly for Peter to think at all—he had just time to duck down and plunge his sword, as hard as he could, between the brute's forelegs into its heart. Then came a horrible, confused moment like something in a nightmare. He was tugging and pulling and the Wolf seemed neither alive nor dead, and its bared teeth knocked against his forehead, and everything was blood and heat and hair. A moment later he found that the monster lay dead and he had drawn his sword out of it and was straightening his back and rubbing the sweat off his face and out of his eyes. He felt tired all over. Then, after a bit, Susan came down the tree. She and Peter felt pretty shaky when they met and I won't say there wasn't kissing and crying on both sides. But in Narnia no one thinks any the worse of you for that.”

Bravery Narnia Peter Pevensie

Author:C.S. Lewis

“None of the people you have destroyed respect you. And not even through death will you gain my allegiance.”

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Book:Scars of Iron

Source: Scars of Iron

“True self-respect, according to Mencius, is based on the vales of benevolence, dutifulness, conscientiousness, truthfulness, and delight in what is good. Bravery, in Chinese philosophy, is the quality that allows people to pursue those values, hold steadfast to them in times when they are challenged, and remain true to them when faced with conventional social ideals that conflict with full human excellence.”

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Book:Character Strengths and Virtues: A Handbook and Classification

Source: Character Strengths and Virtues: A Handbook and Classification