3. It has been said that bravery is not the alasence of fear but confronting one's fears head-on. To what extent do you agree with this opinion?
Make references to Scrooge in Stave 4 to justify your response.

I strongly agree with this opinion. In my personal belief, bravery is not about you fearing nothing, it's about you being afraid of something but still facing that thing you're afraid off, regardless of the fear in your heart.

For example, I'm deathly scared of spiders. But whenever I see one, I took a deep albeit shaky breath, grab a cup, approach it (even though I'm shrieking whenever it moves), cover it, then throw it outside. It may sound funny but it's actually me being brave! Why? Because I'm afraid of it, but I never ran away from it.

Explanation:

In the short story, “The Most Dangerous Game,” Rainsford sees humans as being above animals with regard to their emotions, though processes, and etc.