Answer:
but u don't have the story??
Explanation:
This is a qoute from Macbeth by William Shakespeare. Act 1. Scene 2. These lines are said by Duncan to Ross after the Thane of Cawdor has been caught and is waiting to be executed. The quote specifically refers to how Macbeth will be taking his place as the Thane of Cawdor. These lines show a prominent promotion for Macbeth as he begins his ascent.
I believe it’s a hyperbole sorry if I’m wrong
Answer:
Porcupine rests
raccoons curl up in holes
I sleep in my bed
To keep warm
Sorry this is kind of bad, I sort of rushed
Fear is an involuntary and natural reaction that is present in all human beings and that is directly related to our escape and survival system. Without the presence of fear, the human being would not exist since he would not be able to avoid destructive and dangerous situations.
Even though we know that fear is natural and necessary for our lives, we do not want to feel it. The feeling of fear is uncomfortable and does not provide happiness, however we can only stop having that feeling with the presence of another feeling, courage.
Fear cannot cease to exist, but courage can dominate it, confront it, but never fight it. This is because courage arises when we are able to act despite fear and not in its absence. This was shown by Mark Twain, who normalizes fear through his words, but does not magnify it, allows fear to be flawed and weak, and can be faced by those who dare to have courage.
An example of this could be a situation where you face something that you are afraid to protect someone you love, or even when you have the courage to open a medical exam even in fear of the result.
With this, we can conclude that it is important to normalize the feeling of fear and not to place it on an unattainable and indestructible level, but on a manageable level. In this way, we know that we are able to control it and go through frightening situations in easier ways, with the help of courage and faith.
