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Nickole Character Analysis

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The chances and opportunities where made in for Nickole was that she was able to graduate from high school and was able to go to college. Nickole reaction was that she was excited because she never gave up on what she wanted to do. She did not want to be in a predicament how her family was going through when she was younger. It made her realize that it was so much out there in the world instead of not doing anything.

The chance and opportunities for Wanda was that she was able to get help for her drug addiction. She also had a chance to work like everybody else, being there for her family and getting an apartment on her own. The reaction of Wanda was that she was relieved and happy. I fee like that she was relieved and happy because she felt

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