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Making Sarah Cry Courage

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The theme courage shows up in both the passage Don't Give Up The Fight and the poem Making Sarah Cry Because in the beginning of Don't give up the fight there's only one girl on the track team named Ava and in Making Sarah Cry there's a boy and he and his friends are making fun of Sarah. In the middle of Don't give up the fight Ava is getting picked on by her coach, Jacob, and his friends. Then in Making Sarah Cry the boy got into a bike crash and was sent to the hospital but when he came back everyone made fun of him. Then lastly even though the stories are the same they have different messages. In Making Sarah Cry Sarah has no friends and in Don't Give Up The Fight. First in Making Sarah Cry has the theme of courage because the boy and

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