Firstly I wish to apologise for the lateness of my doing this task. I was unable to find time to speak to Miss Illeana so decided to continue on my own.
Honour is something many people respect in another and indeed having honour will often gain a person's respect. There are many aspects that honour covers so I shall put together a few of the most thought of examples.
Being honourable can also refer to upholding an oath when you have sworn a promise to serve someone you continue to serve them against all the odds including the possibility of losing your own life.
Being truthful is also an act of honour, never telling a lie and keeping a promise.
Honour can also involve courage, this can be seen in battle where you fight an opponent evenly, some would say using poison, spells and disarming an opponent to get an unfair advantage would be fighting dishonourably. Not backing down from an enemy especially if you are protecting someone you have sworn to protect would again be honourable.
From this it is easy to see two of the three principles are covered by Honour, these are Truth and Courage. But in my eyes Love can also be considered a part of Honour for if you truely love someone you would treat them with respect and be honourable towards them in speaking truthful to them, keeping any oaths made and having the courage to stand by their side through all trials and tribulations.
I hope this has givn enough evidence of my knowledge of this virtue.
*neatly signed*
Sean Greyson.
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