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50 Cent Character Analysis
The author of the book, The 50th Law, I am currently reading is 50 Cent and Robert Greene. The 50th Law is in comparison with The 48th Law of Power by the same author for this book, Robert Greene. Queens, New York, where most of the setting takes place, 50 Cent consistently faced struggles throughout his entire life. Losing his mother to cancer at a very young age and not ever knowing his father were the toughest struggle he faced. 50 Cent is the major character in his book, but there are also minor characters that he mentions to give examples and in depth of where his motivation comes from.

There are many conflicts and struggles that 50 Cent had to overcome, but the major conflict in his life was in 2009 when he was shot nine times. One bullet
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As I said before that the others wanted to give a message throughout the entire book to explain to people that we are all one of a kind and never try to be like someone else because there is only one of them and one of you. No one can do better than the next person because we all have something different to offer and we only improve ourselves more when we are just ourselves. Basically no one is like the other so why try to be better at what someone does better when all they’re doing is being their own being. Fear is also mentioned in this book and they tackle this throughout the book as well saying that fear is seen as a negative feature of people, but should really be used as an “engine starter.” That is mostly why this book inspires me not just entertains me.

I would recommend this book to anyone who needs some inspiration and motivation in their life. It is very interesting because it doesn't just focus on the author. It refers to many inspirational people who were fearless in way worse situations than what we face today. The next book I will probably end up reading is from what the website recommended me on my wall of books when I am finished with reading this

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