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Roll Of Thunder Hear My Cry Sacrifice

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Suffering and sacrifice can negatively shape people if they don 't have the endurance to learn from it and/or people that they can rely on. Like when Bo Jackson got kicked out of football because the other people did not know he was going on a trip. That just shaped him to never join that team because of anger when he could of had a original college football career. He had almost a 1.6 percent of getting in again. In the documentary You Don 't Know Bo some people may think that it is not related to the incredible and stunning novel called Roll Of Thunder Hear My Cry. That is incorrect because in retrospect of the book Cassie gets punished by Big Ma to apologize to Lillian Jean and gets angry and gets mad a Big Ma like when Bo Jackson

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