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crowds die many times before their death the valiant face one
explain the reference to the story we are not afraid to die

Akanksha Arora · Accepted Answer

Dear Student,
The famous line ‘Cowards die many times before their
death, the valiant face one’ is from Shakespeare’s play
Julius Caesar Julius Caesar speaks this line to Calpurnia, his
wife, when she requests him to stay at home because of an ominous
dream

However, these words of Caesar fit rightly for the characters of
the story, ‘We aren’t Afraid to Die…’ In
this story we see the narrator, Gordon Cook, facing the storm
courageously Had he not acted bravely, the boat, Wavewalker, would
surely have sunk in the Southern Indian Ocean Thus, Caesar’s
statement seems to be true with reference to this story
Regards

crowds die many times before their death the valiant face one.explain the reference to the story we are not afraid to die