Men Of Honor: Carl Brasher Vs. Master Chief Sunday

“Men of Honor”
Have you watched the film Men of Honor? Do you value honor? Does bravery, pride or determination relate to you? Have you ever been described as courageous? Well this film describes two men, their relationship and triumphs. Carl Brasher and Master Chief Sunday share a variety of similarities and differences. Although Carl Brasher possesses more self-control than Master Chief Sunday, they both display determination and bravery.
Mater Chief Sunday and Carl Brasher may have a lot of similarities, however, when it comes to self-control Carl Brasher excels far more over Sunday. As for Sunday he has a terrible temper and anger management problem. Like during his stay at the clinic, the doctors informs him that he can no longer go deep

sea diving. Instead of staying calm, Sunday starts losing his cool and ends up yelling at the doctors inside the clinic. He then begins wrestling the doctors and scaring the patients. As the doctors try to hold him down and put him back on his bed. Sunday throes urine from a bedpan onto one of the doctors then he uses it to beat another doctor. Whereas when Carl Brasher hears that he can no longer deep sea dive. Brasher did not engage in any arguments with the doctors or get into any fights. He just simply tells the doctors to amputate his legs. He shows the same passion as Sunday, but he seems to be a bit more serenity about it.
Even in the navy school both men encounters moments that shows their differences in self-control. At the navy school entrance, Carl makes a remark comparing both himself and Sunday together. Few hours later Sunday uses a fire hose to spray Brasher with water for his remark. He tosses Brasher around outside of his cabin and starts shoving his head in a barrel of water. Even the following day Sunday shows us that he can’t control his anger. He hit Snowhill in his stomach and pushes him into the water, because he and Brasher showed signs of friendship. On the other hand, as Carl Brasher stands outside the gates of the navy school waiting for acceptance. It illustrates that he has a better grasp of self-control than Master Chief Sunday. Both men displayed different levels of self-control over the same goals.
If there’s one thing Brasher and Sunday love, it’s the will to keep going. Both men display a great deal of determination in the film. Carl shows us that he will do anything to be the best at what he does. In the Navy the black people should not be to swimming with the white people. This means nothing to Brasher, with his friends telling him that he can look forward to some serious punishment if he goes swimming with the white men. Brasher just looks them in the eye and goes for a swim. On the other hand Sunday goes through hell to quit drinking. With his career and wife on the line he did what must be done to quit. Sunday lays inaccessible in the clinic for days, so he can stay away from alcohol. On the other hand, even though Brasher’s entrance into the navy school seems vague. Carl Brasher stands outside the gates of the navy school for hours waiting for them to let him in. Brasher also shows determination during his final exam. As he searches for his tools under the dark, cold and lonely sea for hours. Again in Washington both men pushes themselves to pursue the goals of Brasher. Chief Sunday stops at nothing when it came onto training Brasher. Sunday pushes brasher to his very limits, to make sure he would prove to everyone that he can continue diving. It was all or nothing for both men in Washington and they did not stop or let up. Even though they did not have the same role in the navy school, both of them shows the same passion for diving.
Count on both men to offer true bravery in the navy.

When it comes to the life of their fellow comrades, both Brasher and Sunday will go to the ends of the earth to protect them. On different occasions both men save other people by going diving. Carl Brasher goes diving for the lost bomb at sea. Which turns out to be one of the greatest moments in history. While Sunday holds his breath under water for five minutes, searching for his comrades. Both men also risk their lives to save other people. Brasher risk’s his life to save Timothy, one of his schoolmates who got stuck in an old sunken ship. The ship was on the verge of going deeper under water when just in time, Brasher got there to save his life. Likewise with Master Chief Sunday who risk’s his life to rescue one of his comrades who fell off the ship. Chief went after him immediately after he returns from his own deep sea diving practice. This led to chief having problems with his lungs. They also displays their bravery by standing up for what’s right. While at the Navy school Chief stands up to Pappy when he tells him to leave Brasher to drown. Sunday refuses to allow Brasher to die and tells his comrades to pull him out from the water. Brasher also stands up for himself and challenges Chief Sunday to see who can hold their breath the longest. It seems to be a test to see who is better than who. Carl Brasher and Master Chief Sunday truly are brave for the things they have done in Men of

Honor.
Brasher and Sunday share a variety of similarities and differences. Although Carl Brasher possesses more self-control than Master Chief Sunday, they both display determination and bravery. These men value honor, pride, courage and determination. Risking their own life in order to rescue their comrades is like a motto for them.