Growing up socially, Louie was poor, but his identification of an italian american pushed him to rebel against the limitations he had around him. At the time he expressed himself in inappropriate and destructive ways, such as acting rebelliously; stealing from neighbors and local businesses. “----” His popular older brother, Pete helped straighten himself out he inspired a new challenge: running. Louie put all his determination and perseverance into running. He continued the act of giving everything for running “____”, therefor overcoming his adversity through physical emotional and mental resilience. Because of this Louis has made a himself a forever famous olympian who competed at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. This perseverance with adversity and the resilience in such experiences have led to to build up allowed Louis to survive the war. While stranded in a life-raft for forty-seven days he perceived it as just another limitation or obstacle to overcome. Alike, after being captured by the Japanese with their cruelties and humiliations of the labor camp, Louie never gave in to despair or hopelessness because he had such strong perseverance. (14)
Growing up socially, Louie was poor, but his identification of an italian american pushed him to rebel against the limitations he had around him. At the time he expressed himself in inappropriate and destructive ways, such as acting rebelliously; stealing from neighbors and local businesses. “----” His popular older brother, Pete helped straighten himself out he inspired a new challenge: running. Louie put all his determination and perseverance into running. He continued the act of giving everything for running “____”, therefor overcoming his adversity through physical emotional and mental resilience. Because of this Louis has made a himself a forever famous olympian who competed at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. This perseverance with adversity and the resilience in such experiences have led to to build up allowed Louis to survive the war. While stranded in a life-raft for forty-seven days he perceived it as just another limitation or obstacle to overcome. Alike, after being captured by the Japanese with their cruelties and humiliations of the labor camp, Louie never gave in to despair or hopelessness because he had such strong perseverance. (14)