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Don T Give Up The Fight Analysis
The story Don’t Give Up the fight, the main character is being bullied, but tells the principal. This relates to how Thao Suranari, also called Ya Mo, won a war sing her intelligence, not by force. Ava is faced with a challenge she cannot overcome by force. After her bullying becomes physical, she has to tell her friend. Her friend suggests that she informed the principal. Ya Mo helped win the war by freeing the enemies prisoners. She was enslaved by the Vientiane army and forced to cook. She gave the cooking knives to the enemy's prisoners and lead a rebellion. Both stories show courage, even though they don't directly stand up, but find a different way.

Thao Suranari was the princess of Khorat, an area in Thailand. She was captured by the

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