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Mulan The Flower Analysis

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In the Disney movie Mulan the Emperor of China makes this statement, “The flower that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of all.” The way I interpret this quote is if you can learn from the hardship you’ve been through and be able to teach others from your experience then you are beautiful on the inside. You  can learn a lot from past experiences after all isn 't that why we have history books so we don 't make the same mistakes over and over. While many people may claim that they know well enough to write a book about your whole life all too often they have no clue what is going on the inside of your head, but what people think of you can be very important don 't let their opinions change who you really are. Because who you really are is the person who holds the key to your future
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