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Documentary Analysis: Undefeated
In the documentary “Undefeated”, a team member named Chavis was given a second chance after he got in a fight with Money, another player on the team. Before this, he was given chance after chance, yet he kept getting into trouble. After the fight, he gets a suspension from football.He is allowed back on the team after the suspension is over.
There is the question about whether he should have been allowed to return or not. I believe he should have been allowed to. Coach Courtney allowed him to return because, without football, he would get into even more trouble. I agree with this. After this, Chavis thinks his thoughts through more thoroughly than before.
Many people believe people can’t change. However, I believe they can. If a person applies
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