Robert Peace Research Paper

Robert Peace “From rags to riches” One of the strongest people’s aberration is that all of us were born equal, that there is no difference between us. There are millions of people still believe, that the baby which was born in Sudan amount the tents and destitution is equal to the baby that was born in Manhattan with mommy and daddy who is working on the Wall-street. They have equal rights to live, but is it the thing that makes us equal? Is it truly doesn’t matter who your parents are or in what place on the Earth you were born? The short and tragic life of Robert Peace demonstrates, that the environment where you were born affect greatly on your future life. In my opinion, since the day you were brought into life you get your ceiling - you can’t jump higher. You can’t run off your roots. I finished the book a few days ago, but I still feel the only one thing-vexation.
Don’t look back moving forward” – saying movies and books to us. But it’s wrong. Our past is the foundation for our future. Robert’s foundation were Jackie-the woman, the good one, who loved Robert so much, who tried to do everything for him and for his education- and Skeet, Robert’s father, who hasn’t so much passion toward Rob, but who still loved him a lot. They were loveable parents, but what they could give to him? Jackie must care of the whole family and Skeet went to jail, so, at this point of view, Rob hasn’t so much support and, what is more important, he hasn’t the role model. He has friends and they absolutely cared about him, but he was much smarter than they and more ambitiously, so he could give them much more then they could gave him. In conclusion he was