When does the courage-without-recklessness example qualify as iḥtirās?

Supplementary Practice 3: Rhetorical Judgment, Contextual Evidence and Combined Devices

• When the second clause adds a true but unrelated fact
• When the addition merely clarifies time or circumstance
• When the addition is intended to negate the initial assertion
• When the word courageous could plausibly invite a mistaken inference of recklessness