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Two different life’s named Wes Moore. The author Wes Moore who written the book to world how small changes can make a big difference in a person. He does this by intercourse his drool, and by telling the story of guy named Wes Moore. The similar quote of this book is the scary truth is that Moore’s story could have been myself. Through this quote many people would believe the story was written pretty well. Some of the reason is the fact that the two workforce were raised in similar neighborhoods and crews of friends. The fact that people you hang out with influences your life. If you hang out with bad people and cities it will influence you to do bad things and make some not good choices. For example when you kid and you watch your parents
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The author Wes and the “other” Wes experienced difficult family problems throughout their lives. The “other” Wes had a father who wasn’t with him in his life. In the middle of the book The “other” Wes sees him and his father said “who are you” (102). The author Wes’s father had a tragic accident, “His steps were slower than

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The Other Wes Moore by Wes Moore is about identity. Throughout the book, Wes Moore questions why he and the other Wes Moore had such different lives, even though, they shared a name. In doing so, it caused him to look deeper into his background and himself and wonder how he ended up where he was, along with the other Wes Moore. According to Wes Moore, “As I’ve puzzled over the issue, I’ve become convinced that there are some clear and powerful measures that can be taking during this crucial time in a young person’s life” (Moore 179). He had discovered that he and the other Wes Moore had similar upbringings, but the choices he made differed from the other Wes Moore’s choices.

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Many individuals say that a person is a product of its surroundings. And for two young men from Baltimore, this could not be any more accurate. In “The Other Wes Moore” by Wes Moore, the author talks about two young boys who shared the same name and the contributions they did in their lives that made them turn out the way they are. Both Wes’ grew up in similar environment with tough childhood and without the presence of a father. Where one becomes very successful and a Rhodes Scholar, and the other is heavily involved in the drug game and receives a life sentence in prison for serving a part in a murder of a former police officer.

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When people are pressured, they become abusive, courageous, or dishonest. As they find Mrs. Stapleton tied up by Mr. Stapleton, she says, “It is my mind and soul that he [Mr. Stapleton] has tortured and defiled. I now know… I have been his dupe and his tool,” (223). Mr. Stapleton was pressured by money constraints, as he was a schoolmaster, which led him to abuse and use her to gain the Baskerville estate.

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