Would you take a bullet for a friend, or a a beloved?
By eileenleyva
@eileenleyva (27562)
Philippines
July 1, 2009 8:21pm CST
I had been watching old movies lately. Can't help but notice the supreme sacrifice a person can give to a friend or a loved one. D'Artagnan took the dagger to save his new found son in Man with the Iron Mask. Elena blocked the bullet path aimed at her husband Zorro. A presidential aide saved his boss in Air Force 1. Confronted with the same situation, would you have done the same?
1 response
@blackmail (40)
• Philippines
10 Apr 10
I'm not really sure.But considering the situation maybe I have done the same. You can do crazy things when protecting your loved one, even if means making yourself in danger. =)
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@eileenleyva (27562)
• Philippines
13 Apr 10
In a crowd, my instinct is always to shield or cover my daughters. Perhaps that is a natural reaction to danger.
