The Girl With Only Two Legs By Stuart Baum

Brave; /adjective/ ;ready to face and endure danger; “A Brave Soldier/ In the story “The Girl With Only Two Arms and Two Legs” by Stuart Baum, the main character Quarta, is brave. She is brave because she started the game “One Ball”, saved another student named Kako and Spied on other creatures with “only” two arms and two legs. The first reason why Quarta is brave is because she started the game One Ball. She started the game because she could not do sports since everybody else she knew had more arms and legs than her. This may not seem like a way she is brave, but, according to the text, at first, even though, one ball was tricky, but Quarta made it work. In addition, she started One Ball even though it might not work out and she was at risk of being teased even more than she already was. This implies that she was brave enough to be willing to be made fun of again, if it meant she even had a chance at One Ball working. Adding to that, Quarta was daring enough to let the people who had made fun of her her entire life, even though they might have been there just to make fun of the game. She did not care if she was made fun of or if One Ball did not work, she just wanted to try, which shows bravery.
They were visiting a beach when a fellow student, Kako, ran off and Quarta decided to go save him. In one instance, Quarta climbed up a big rock even though, in her world anyways, it would be harder for her to climb up a rock that was possibly wet and slippery. This emphasizes that Quarta just wanted to save Kako, and that is very brave. Some of her fellow students who had all four arms and legs would not have even been brave enough to do that. Secondly, Quarta even succeeded to be a hero and rescue Kako! If that does not show bravery, I don’t know what