Eulogy For Antonio's Life

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1.antonio’s life is different from mine in many ways for example he's braver than I've ever had to be ,he's seen more crime and almost has been almost killed way too many times .unlike my life antonio’s life seem to have been planned out for him firm the second he was born . From the time he was born he's been expected to be a Priest or a farmer he's not really given a choice ,for antonio didn't have a choice but I do.there are many things that make antonio and I different from each other but the biggest one is how we live our life's

2. Antonio and cico have just witnessed the golden carp and the secret garden and when cico shows antonio the golden carp they share a special sense of brotherhood .this incident convicts with antonio religious

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