Carl Brashear Determination

Carl Brashear’s driving force for his unstoppable determination derives from his father’s motto “ Be the Best”. He manages confronting physical and mental negativity by holding on to the people that empower him. Carl channels Master Chief Sunday’s pessimism into creating a powerful mind for himself. He gathers emotional strength from his wife so His heart never fails anyone, and nourishes his soul with his father’s silent and symbolical support.
People are strange creatures one will never know if they will quit instantly or try with all their forces to obtain their goal so that “the end justifies the means” and well that depends on the person. The protagonist Carl Brashear knows nothing but determination. From the instance he saw the magazine with the

Brashear gathers the anger, violence and negativity transmitted to him by Sunday and converts it into his most tactful weapon. In the scene where Sunday mercilessly smashes Carl’s radio turns out to be a provocation to test Carl’s control and determination. An examination of how in control he will be to reach his goal in addition to the underneath the water challenge where carl goes through a double demand of his abilities. All the anger, frustration and impotence from not being able to do react when the radio shattered on the floor fueled carl with adrenaline and strength to finish assembling the piece under the most inhumane situations possible. The negativity that surrounds Brashear inspires him to move on the “You are going to drown nigga” and “sometimes things don’t mix” push him to achieving what he wants and with great pleasure he does it because he know everyone spec him to fail but carl controls that negativity into force of will and control of his mind. The mental and physical violence used on Carl encourages his soul to keep on going. The ending scene where he must lift a brass suit to prove he’s capable of fulfilling the duty of a diver and when carl challenges Sunday at the bar