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Tough Decisions In Enrique's Journey
Have you ever had to make a hard decision? Have you ever had to decide whether or not to stay with your mother or leave her again or to stay with the love of your life. In the book Enrique’s Journey, Enrique is always having to make tough decisions such as weather or not to stay in the United States or go back to Honduras. Enrique wants to stay in the U.S because he has been apart from his mother for so long and here he has stopped doing as much drugs as he usually does back in Honduras, he is able to support his girlfriend and their baby. “In spite of everything, Enrique has failed again, he will not reach the United States this time, either. He tells himself over and over that he’ll just have to try again(Nazario 60). This is an example of
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