Movie Analysis: Forever Strength

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The movie forever strong shows many different character traits. The first character trait that I saw throughout the movie was loyalty, Rick showed loyalty when he read the letter from the past player who wore his number. This is an important skill because without being loyal there is no respect. The ways in which I am going to work on being more loyal are by being more personal with people, my business with them will stay with them. The next character trait is respect. The moment that stuck out to me for respect was when Rick sat with Q and listened to this problems, the old Rick never would have taken the time to listen to Q’s problems. I can use this skill in my life by showing respect to others in order to receive that same respect. A way to work towards this is by giving people the space that they need. …show more content…

Rick showed courage when he went and told his dad that he didn’t play for his team anymore, but instead played for Highland. Courage is important to have because it allows you to experience new things and get out of you comfort zone. To work on my courage I am going to step out of my comfort zone more and try different things. Another trait that was showed was honesty. Rick showed honesty when he told his coach about the Vicodin. This is an important skill because it shows not only care for others but also care for himself. It shows that he cares enough about doing right that he wasn’t afraid to tell the coach he messed up. To get this skill in my own life I need to not just be open about the big things but about the small things as well. The last big character trait that I found in the movie was forgiveness. The moment when Rick showed forgiveness was when he forgave his dad before the finale game. This is an amazing trait to have because it will teach you not to hold onto grudges. I can work on this skill in my life by not letting the actions or words of others define the person in which they

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