Examples Of Brotherhood In Remember The Titans

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In the movie, Remember the Titans, there were several positive character traits. Four of which include brotherhood, optimism, perseverance, and pride. The character trait, brotherhood, was shown in many settings in the movie. When an African American boy sat down at a white table, everyone chose to accept him as "another son of god" rather than taking race into account. Also, eventually the Titans sang "Aint no Mountain High Enough" in unison, finally treating each other like brothers after many occurrences in which they didn't. Another example includes, when one of the football players was attacked in the hallway, the other men on the football team helped him out. All of which show brotherhood, because they treat one another as brothers

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