Essay on Loyalty

your friend did something bad, would you turn him or her in or keep your mouth shut? Loyalty vs. Justice was a big theme in the Outsiders. Loyalty is more important than Justice because friendships are valuable. Loyalty is more important than Justice because if you work for someone and you do something that is against policy, you can get fired. If you work for a lot of money, and Now that you see why loyalty is so important, would you keep your mouth shut or turn your friend in?you mistreat a customer

stick together, make like brothers, it isn’t a gang anymore” (Page 26). Ponyboy states this in the novel called The Outsiders. Loyalty is important because it builds strong relationships. Trust and loyalty are important qualities in a friendship. Ways to show loyalty are are by standing up for your friends, by sticking together, and by helping each other. One way to show loyalty is by standing up for your friends and fighting for them. In the novel, Johnny Cade stood up for Ponyboy by killing Bob, the

force, he possesses wisdom, loyalty and humility which complement his heroic deeds. His unwavering commitment to justice and his unyielding loyalty to his people underscore his noble character, making him an enduring symbol of heroism in literature. Beowulf exemplifies unwavering loyalty throughout the epic poem. He remains devoted to King Hrothgar of the Danes, traveling far to aid him against the monstrous Grendel. Even after becoming King of the Getas, Beowulf’s loyalty to his people and his duty

courageous and brave man, also named Beowulf, as he ventures out to gain glory by defeating the fiendish monsters terrorizing the Kingdom of the Danes. Though the epic poem Beowulf upholds and delivers the importance of all heroic traits, the virtue of loyalty is proven to be valued above all others as illustrated through Beowulf’s commitment to Hrothgar’s kingdom and through the passing of the Geat crown

A theme that is seen developing in Act 1 is that your loyalty to someone else or yourself, can hide your true intentions. This is shown in the characters of Lady Macbeth and Macbeth in their attitudes towards their friends and family. During Scene 7, Lady Macbeth says that she will do anything for her husband including, “while its was smiling in my face, have pluck’d my nipple from his boneless gums, and dash’d the brains out, had I so sworn as you have done this,” (Shakespeare, I.vii.55-58). She

BrAnd LoyALty Jooyoung Kim, Jon d. Morris, and Joffre swait ABSTRACT: We examine a model of six latent constructs and propose that true brand loyalty can be explained as a result of five distinct antecedents: brand credibility, affective brand conviction, cognitive brand conviction, attitude strength, and brand commitment. Data from experimental conditions with manipulations of eight product classes and two involvement levels lend support for the proposed model, demonstrating that brand loyalty can

Hygelac near the poem’s exposition, however, the poet first demonstrates the strength of Beowulf’s loyalty to the reader when Beowulf is en-route to combat Grendel’s mother. “‘If this combat kills me, take care of my young company…And be sure also, my beloved Hrothgar, to send Hygelac the treasures I received. Let the lord of the Geats gaze on that gold’” (1480-1484). This quote testifies to Beowulf’s loyalty to his king, Hygelac, by showing how it does not bother him whether or not he lives or dies as

many struggles beforehand, she seems to cope very well. Maintaining a smile while falling apart on the inside made Penelope a stronger character in this book. Although the journey is just beginning, Penelope does exceptionally well while juggling loyalty, expectations of ancient

ABSTRACT Loyalty, as defined by Fred Reichcheld in his book ‘The Loyalty Effect’, is the willingness to make an investment or personal sacrifice to strengthen a relationship. This seems almost impossible in today’s world especially the world where a good job and money is every man’s priority. Hence, this research will focus on those factors that can affect an employee’s loyalty towards his company and recommend ways to increase employee loyalty. This research will make use of qualitative method

achieve this level. A company would have to generate enough profits to provide these benefits. To achieve this level of loyalty would require many companies to shift their focus from being purely profit driven, to being more compassionate and caring about its employees, their lives, and the environment. For those companies that could financially afford this level of benefits, loyalty at the Patagonia level would require a major restructuring of its human resource policies and an environment in which