When Benjamin sees his soldiers retreating, he courageously takes the flag and inspires them to continue fighting.

Ted courageously speaks out to enact change. His act of courage inspires other townspeople to voice their opinion on letting trees grow.

A sheep loses his once magnificent coat of wool and his friends make fun of him. A passing jackalope teaches him self-confidence and be proud of what he still does have.

Mr. Simonet gives his students a year-long assignment: "Think of an idea to change our world - and put it into ACTION!" He creates this assignment to prove to his students that, despite their age and current situation, they can indeed change the world. Mr. Simonet inspires his students by suggesting that anything is possible if you put your mind to it.

Arlo's Dad encourages him to do something scary. Reluctantly, Alro agrees and realizes that facing your fears isn't always bad.