#4.2: Failing is the start of something new.

"We can't really accomplish our goals and succeed at the very first step"

This line means everything to Aeneas especially at his first move of surviving the tragic past. He struggles a lot, just as what a hero and a leader should do. He know that he have the abilities to protect and defend his territory from the destroyers but he's mature enough to accept everything and to flee to other country instead of making revenge even though he really want to. In his journey, he had encountered a bunch of problems on their way. Monsters and mortal enemies had passed them and disturbed their journey. But with the help of her mother, Venus, and his fellow countrymen, they win sometimes and with that, the unity among them become stronger. They also fall down sometimes but in life, it's just so normal. We don't really accomplish any goal at our very first step.

Their unity helped themselves to conquer all of their problems in life. Aeneas, too, became a better hero. Being brave, mature, responsible, obedient, wise, and self reliant are the characteristics of a good leader and a fighter. Aeneas possessed all of these. Having those characteristics helped him to achieve their ultimate victory. They deserve to live in peace and witty because of their perseverance and sacrifices.

Sometimes they win, sometimes they lose. That's life; it is intended to be full of ups and downs for us to become a better person. Failing is not a sign of weakness; it is a proof that you are not afraid to try new things in your life.