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By comparing Mary’s reaction to Don’s in Glory Road on page 56, it becomes clear that Don had careless reactions to receiving threatening letters. Mary is concerned whereas Don is calm. Evidence that demonstrates Don’s reaction is when he states, “I’m thinking of everybody, Mary. I got a big family now. Come on, Mary. I’m trying, honey. I’m trying to make you happy.” This reveals that he cares about the team and his family. It also shows that he is slightly concerned but mostly just worried about taking action in this situation. However, Mary responds by saying disappointedly, “I learned a long time ago not to count on my husband for happiness.” In this evidence, Mary expresses how she’s fed up with the disappointment. But, she also shows
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