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The narrative I did was, “Grace Under Pressure” In the narrative, “Grace Under Pressure” the author states that the only guaranteed in life is death. She believes that in every conflict comes opportunity. Sometimes the only thing you can do is let go and let god do his thing. She also believe that when you’re at the bottom the only way you can go is… up. The authors point is that no matter what you can always pick yourself back up. The authors message is that no matter what you can always pick yourself back up. It’s applicable because when something bad happens to me, I still pick myself up and continue you on strong even though I want to cry and hide away. “So, go ahead… fail, cry, hit rock bottom, get back up and do it all over again, because

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