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Originally Posted by Doctanian
Sorry, I misread that.
No, I don't. However, most cowards probably would die early on. Bravery is pretty much required in TWD. You're dead without it. Ben lived as long as he did because of the bravery of Carley and Doug. Because of Lee's bravery. Because of Clem's bravery. Because of Kenny's bravery. You'd think some of that courage would rub off.
Look around the globe, kids show examples of bravery every day. American and many First World teenagers are sheltered, but give them the benefit of the doubt.
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As you said, most cowards would survive due to the courage of others. E.g. cowardly teens would survive due to their parents bravery and love for them. Maybe 5% of the kids in this generation have displayed some bravery (e.g. Jeremy Wuitschick in California, the kid who drove the school bus following the bus driver losing unconsciousness).
I'm willing to bet most teenagers would have the mentality that they'd be a hero following a zombie apocalypse, they'd be super brave and all of that. But in reality, when push comes to shove, they'd be too afraid to do anything heroic. It's not like Ben doesn't have some bravery though, going into Crawford by itself must have required a lot of bravery and I bet you he cares more about Clementine, or whoever, more then his own life but when the situation calls for it fear clouds his judgement and always prevails. Believe it or not but in those dire situations it really is hard to act, even if someone you love is in danger.
"He thought about other people before he thought about himself. My mom always told me that's what makes a good person."