Captain Nobody - Moral Value
Captain Nobody-Moral Value
In
this novel, Captain Nobody by Dean Pitchford we used in our daily life.
One of the moral values that we have
learned in this novel is love and compassion. There must be love and compassion
in our hearts. Parent should love their children and care very much about what
is happening to them. Newt’s parents were heartbroken when Chris goes into a
coma and try their best to protect Newt from knowing the truth about his
condition. There is much love and compassion in the Newman’s family and it is
very obvious. In my perception, we should have a love and compassion in our
life.
Second, we must be caring and
kind-hearted. Newt takes Mr. Clay, the lost locksmith, home out of the goodness
of his heart. He knows that Mr. Clay will be worried about her husband. The
teachers are very caring and good-hearted. They understand that it must be
difficult for Newt to handle the family situation and therefore are very
supportive.
Lastly, do not be judgemental. Newt never
said that Reggie caused Chris’s coma even when everyone else was sure about it.
He gives him the benefit of the doubt. He is unhappy that people were punishing
Reggie. Later when he knew that it was Darryl Peeps who had knocked into his
brother, he is not angry or vengeful. Both he and his brother are happy to
forgive and forget. Such is their generosity.
As a student we should practise these moral
values in our life. So that we can be as successful as Captain Nobody.
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