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I am reading Enrique's Journey. The major obstacle Enrique is facing is his mother left him to go work in america. This leads to his other main obstacles. Lack of love and abandonment/rejection. Those around him don't care enouf for him and seam to just not want him around. So they reject and/or abandon him. He doesn't feel loved and that causes all of his self inflicted problems in
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