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The Great Airport Mystery · Theme

Courage and Bravery

How The Great Airport Mystery develops Courage and Bravery.

The Hardy boys repeatedly face dangerous situations, from near-miss airplane crashes to stowing away in a criminal's plane, demonstrating that courage is essential to solving mysteries and overcoming fear.

Where it surfaces

  • Peril from the Sky

    The boys' calm and quick thinking in the face of imminent danger.

  • The Crash

    The boys act quickly to save the pilot despite the danger, showing bravery in the face of a crash.

  • An Attack

    Frank and Joe show courage by standing up to Ducroy's false accusations and physical attack.

  • News from the City

    Frank and the boys face a life-threatening storm with determination, showing bravery in the face of danger.

  • Dangerous Business

    The Hardy boys show immense courage by stowing away in a plane with dangerous criminals, risking their lives to solve the mystery.

  • The Warning Message

    The Hardy boys endure a dangerous stowaway flight and risk discovery to gather crucial information.

  • XXI: West of Bacon Hill

    The Hardy boys risk their lives by stowing away on a criminal's plane and later confront armed robbers.

  • Captured

    The Hardy boys risk their lives to thwart armed criminals, showing bravery in a dangerous situation.

  • Back in Bayport

    The Hardy boys' persistence and courage in thwarting the robbery are recognized by the post office inspector.