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Steve Lopez The Soloist Analysis
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·Steve Lopez is a journalist, he works in Los Angeles Times
·Nathaniel lives near by Skid Row.
·Lopez and Nathaniel meet at park.
·Lopez decides to write Nathaniel’ story.
·Nathaniel play a violin with two chords.
·Lopez found out Nathaniel was Julliard’s student.
·Nathaniel is a schizophrenia.
·Lopez call Nathaniel’s sister.
·Lopez get a violin and a cello from his reader.
·Lopez want Nathaniel play it in Lamp.
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Steve Lopez is a journalist. He works in Los Angeles Times. He divorced with her wife who is his superior. Lopez feels everything for him is bad. One day, he sees a violin man on Los Angeles's Skid Row. The violin man is very special, because his violin only has two strings. The violin


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