Truth
If one displays truth, he, or she, values the truth over everything else in life. By valuing truth, one is able to become a, so called, “open book”. By this I mean nothing is
secretive about them. I display truth in my life simply by always telling the truth and being straightforward with others. I am not able to lie well, because if I try I begin to laugh and proceed to tell the truth. An example of me being straightforward with
Honor
Justice
J
ustice is one’s ability to go against evil. This could be by defending others who are unable to defend themselves. For example, I was talking with my friends after our YMCA basketball game. Some of the players were saying howValor
Valor and justice are very similar. Valor is one’s ability to set aside their fear in order to do what is right. So, this could mean standing up for someone
when others are making fun of them. For example, I was playing basketball on Wednesday at Colonel Beatty Park. The other team had the ball and if they scored then they would win the game. When one of their players went up for a shot I fouled him, but he did not call a foul. When I noticed he
Prowess
P
rowess is one’s ability to train their body, or to master a certain skill. I train to enhance my skills consistently. One area in which I specifically attempt to train my skill is in basketball. I play basketball several times every week. For example, on Thursday, I played in my YMCA basketballLoyalty
L
oyalty is when one is fully dedicated to
someone, or something, they feel is of a
higher status. This could be a god, or even a
verbal commitment, such as a promise. I
display loyalty every week through my
Largesse
L
argesse means to assist and help those that need it the most. I usually display this by participating in charityCourtesy
C
ourtesy refers to the manners one possesses andNoblesse
N
oblesse means that people try to advance theirknowledge through studying. I have displayed this quality a lot especially throughout the past week. For example, yesterday I was studying for my AP Biology oral
examination. When my friends discovered the extent to which I was studying, they told me I was going “over the top” and that I was studying “too much”. I always study more than I need to because I do not enjoy entering a
Humility
H
umility is when one does not boast about his, or her, accomplishments. Humility is also known as the most difficult quality to possess. I displayhumility, especially involving academics. I feel uncomfortable when people discuss any of my academic achievements. For example, this past