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What Is Justin's Loss Of Hope In 'The Breakaway,'
“The Breakaway” is a short story in which the author is talking about a boy named Justin, who loses hope and gives up but suddenly one day his sisters come to his house like a whirl of sunshine to make his future bright and successful. In the beginning, when something good was happening in Justin’s life bad was just around the corner; First Justin lost his courage but then he kept on trying to be successful; Justin was encouraged by his sister to study hard and he did so because he wanted to be successful. So, don’t ever lose hope, there is always someone out there to encourage you finding another way.

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