on Many narratives in literature reflect on the complexities of social norms and their effects on the actions of goal-oriented characters. In the pursuit of self-fulfillment, individuals will often come across barriers in the form of social expectations. As protagonist Balram Halwai in The White Tiger comes to discover his potential and achieve his goals, he… Continue Reading The White Tiger, Ethics and Self-Fulfillment
on The definition of ‘coward’ is a person who lacks the courage to do or endure dangerous or unpleasant things; however, I have a different definition of the word coward. A coward is someone who runs away from a challenge. Instead of overcoming the current predicament and facing the issue head on, they run away. This… Continue Reading Feats of a Coward
on Cowardice can be described in many ways: faint-heartedness, timidity and fearfulness, to name a few. Of course, everyone has fears that are difficult to overcome, and most believe that cowards are people who are unable to withstand terror. I think a coward is someone who is unable to resist external pressure, especially at the expense… Continue Reading Morality Under Pressure: Examining Cowardice in “On The Rainy River”
on Courage noun Strength in the face of pain and grief A simple word And yet So difficult to put into practice What does it mean- To live courageously? Courage is not the absence of fear For that would cross the line into stupidity Courage is action in spite of fear To… Continue Reading Courage: To take a stand