If it is impossible to get rid of fear at all, there are subjects or situations, causing fear that can be eliminated, replaced, or dispensed without them. For example, with an evil wife (husband) who regularly and gruelingly causes fear, you can divorce, replacing her with another, or you can never marry at all. You can do the same with a picky and nasty boss.
True, the other subjects producing fear will not go anywhere.
Besides, there are false, or invented, fears of non-existent dangers. Here you can fight them. Although directly to the true fear caused by the real threat, they have no relation.
But, alas, a lot of subjects or situations that cause or giving birth to fear, such as the opponent's hatred, diseases, death, cannot be eliminated, replaced, or circumvented, but it is possible to try to debar oneself somewhat from them, for example, to stop thinking about them, although the very threat, the precursor of which is fear, does not disappear anywhere from this.
In addition, sometimes fear in relation to certain phenomena, especially social ones, has such a positive meaning that it needs to be supported, not fought against. Examples of this are shown below.
"Imagine, if you will, a creature who's never felt fear before and you were given the task to inform it of the concept.
How would you go about doing it? Would you try to describe it, the concept of terror, or absolute horror? Would you give it an example? Or would you show it what to fear and describe how one might react?
Remember, one man's nightmare is another man's dream. How then would you show, teach, or give someone a taste of what fear is, when fear and lust are twins from the same worldly womb?"
Fear clutches its claws around us differently. Some representations may have spindly legs prickling our skin. Others will have huge monstrous frames giving you the sense of helplessness and futility standing in its shadow. Others are more formless and unknown, sowing doubt and untruths like a farmer harvesting lies.
Erik, sadly, finds himself in a position where he can only wish for such a feeling. Be it fear, love, joy or anger. And where Erik searches for something he has lost, Sarah searches for something she has always had, but is somehow difficult to reach. And as Sarah tries to leave her fears behind her a little four-legged creature is introduced to the concept of fear for the very first time.