Question One：
When Haw decided to look for cheese, he found nothing.Haw was used to the feeling of loss. He realized that he was weak and began to worry about his life.When he felt like losing his way, he asked himself the question again, "What would I do if I weren't afraid?" Based on it，he was afraid more and more. He was afraid to go on alone. He thought of the good old days, but he was slowly overcoming and transcending his fear. Only by moving on to new places could he make progress.
He fantasized about things that would make situation worse, but he realized that his fears were meaningless. He was opening his heart and feeling confident about his future, even though he didn't know exactly what lay ahead. He gradually overcame his fear. He felt relaxed and happy, and began to feel more and more satisfied with himself.
Question Two：
After reading this chapter, I have a clear feeling. In fact, fear itself is not terrible. What is really terrible is the sense of unknown brought by fear, which makes us often unaware of the real situation of danger. So it is difficult to find the right way to overcome it. When we are no longer afraid of the unknown, whatever the source of that fear, we will face it bravely. Only in this way can we truly transcend fear and feel relaxed.
In college, I have been very confused, I have a very big fear for the future. I saw a lot of students around me to participate in a variety of practice teams and discipline competitions to enrich their college experience. There are also a lot of people to learn all kinds of fresh knowledge, to find a lot of internship jobs,andto make themselves more competitive. I felt flustered and I didn't know what to do. I had an unknown fear of all these things. Later, with the gradual adjustment of my state of mind, I gradually realized that there are many choices and possibilities in the university. Through the communication with many people, I got to know everyone's different life plan and goal, and gradually found my own direction. So I felt relaxed and happy.
