Analysis: A Long Walk To Water

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Salva relied on not giving up and mental toughness and motivation. Imagine your town is under attack and you're in school then your teacher tells you to run but you want to go get your family but you alsodont want to save yourself from the horror in your city that is one of salvas problems. I probably could survived like salva because i’m pretty tough all you need is a positive attitude,mental toughness and motivation.
A positive attitude is like you not letting your brain letting get the best of you what i mean is like getting you depressed. Salva has a lot of positive attitude because he survived many years in a refugee camp and right before he got put in one he carried a dead kid on his

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