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Wes Moore's Life Analysis

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Wes Moore, son of Mary seems like he was a child born in a life of many opportunities and because where he was from and his race, these opportunities were taken away from him without a real reason. The world perceived Wes to be non worthy to be successful for generations, and Moore feels like that will happen for him too. He feels certain that his path is already chosen for him starting with her grandmother and great grandmother. Wes is certain his life is destined to fall into failure. When Alma’s kidneys failed and soon died. She knew they didn’t treat people right because of past times, making it hard to not trust the people you support to trust like; the police and doctors. Feels like he has no choice in further education, as Mary had no
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So she had decided to enroll him in a military academy after he had harmed his sister and her, and while Moore was at the academy, he had called her and she says. “Wes, you are not going anywhere until you give this place a try. I am so proud of you, and your father is proud of you, and we just want you to give this a shot. Too many people have sacrificed for you to be there.”.

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She took the boxes into the bathroom, lifted their tops, and emptied their contents into the toilet….A few hours later, Wes walked into his room and saw the two shoe boxes. His heart plummeted” (73) Mary did not realize the consequences that throwing away these drugs could have had on Wes. This action was in an attempt to help Wes, but in turn, just got him more involved later on. Another major influence on the other Wes Moore was growing up in the Bronx.

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Wes Moore’s mother sacrificed everything she had to get him a good education and made sure that he wouldn 't get caught up in the drug game. The “other” Wes Moore’s mother told him not to use drugs but she was using them herself. They both grew up without a father but each for different reasons. Wes Moore 's father had died when wes was only 3 from a rare disease that essential made his body suffocate itself. “My father 's body suffocated itself.”

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When he was still in school he got caught up with Alicia and eventually their relationship turned to something more when he got her pregnant. During this time Wes was also skipping school and just starting in the drug business. When Mary found out about Alicia's pregnancy, she turned a blind eye to it and Alicia ended up without the help or support she needed from both Mary and Wes. The effects of an absent father figure weighed on Wes. The indifference he felt about being a father led him to leave Alicia to deal with the baby herself.

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In this quote, Wes Moore, the author, recalls one of only two memories he has of his father. The first memory is when Wes’ father protected him, then in the second, Wes foreshadows a life changing entve. The loss of his father. This reveals that Wes remembers little of his father and has missed a fatherly influence in his life. Through missing his father, Wes is able to have a connection with the other Wes

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Most importantly, the two lives were altered because of the Moore's decisions. Wesley chose to sell drugs and he knew the consequences of it. As a kid Westley did graffiti but his mom found out and sent him to military school. Wes didn't like military school at first, but he learned to appreciate it because that was how he was able to get out of the streets. Wesley had opportunities to get out, but he never went through with them.

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His mom couldn’t take care of Wes herself and had to move in with her parents to be able to afford a stable living. “People around us didn't think she was coping well with her husband's death. They thought she needed help, not just in raising the kids, but in raising her spirits. Although we were surrounded by her longtime friends from college and my uncles and aunts from both sides of the family, it wasn't enough. She was losing her grip.

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