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Into The Rapid By Bradford Robie Summary
The theme in the story Into the rapids by Bradford H. Robie is having courage even if you're alone. In the story it says," He knew he had to let go of the idea that someone was going to swoop down and save him. I have to get out of this myself, he realized." This shows that even when Wyatt was on his own, with his raft out of reach, he still had hope in himself and he knew he had to do it alone. This means that even when people can't save you, you still have to find that motivation, and a part in yourself to keep you going, even when you are alone. Additionally, the text says, "His hopes ignited, Wyatt turned onto his stomach and swam. He gave it everything he had." This shows that even if you are alone, you can still give your all and keep

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