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Antwone: The Story Of A Tragic Hero
The story of a sailor who has an intense anger assigned to a marine shrink assists Objecting to say anything about his circumstances, the young male finally breaks down and discuss a horrific childhood. From the direction of his new doctor, he faces his painful past and starts a search to find the family he did not know. He talked about some issues. Homelessness, resting on park benches, after leaving the shelter. He then moved in with his friend, Jesse, who lived with his mother and extended family members; stating that he witnessed Jesse's murder, when shot in the head at close range by a store owner, during a robbery. Bleak views and sentiments of unworthiness leading to the worsening of his self-harm which required therapy. Antwone shows

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