Out Of The Dust Character Analysis

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Have you ever been trapped? Did you realize that you can’t escape what is inescapable?That inescapable thing is called hpe.Out of the Dust teaches us many lessons,but holding on to hope is the main lesson.And that holding onto hope will get you through many of life’s challenges. Lets begin with hope.The four letter word when were not certain this or that will happen.Hope.Every human needs a little hope.We can’t have too much hope just because of the disappointment.But, that little bit of hope can be the difference between first and second or life and death.Now you may think life and death?Ore first or second?If someone you loved was dying,and your hope could be the reason why they kept their eyes open.And maybe when you worked hard and gave

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