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In A Show's 'Seraph Of The End'
Survival Survival is a matter of wanting to live and many people will do anything to survive. To others, some people consider their friends/family’s life more valuable than their own, so they’d be willing to risk their own life for it. Survival seems to work in many different ways. For example of risking one’s life for another’s, In a show I watched entitled “Seraph of The End,” two young boys were left standing after their family had been attacked and killed. One of them charged in to attack the killer knowing he wasn’t going to survive. He had only done it as a distraction for the other boy to run away. At other times, people will do anything to keep themselves alive. When I was younger I read a book entitled “Hatchet” about a boy who

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