Motivation And Goals In The Book Sami

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Throughout the book Sami has had many motivations and goal’s, however him standing up to his bully is one of his greatest achievements. Through out the book Sami has been tormented his bullies. They have pick on e him because of his religion and his father being arrested for terrorism. They have gone as far as to physically attack and hurt him (quote Here). One of his personal goals through out the book has been to get over his bullies. When he ever Sami is confronted by them he would not stand up for himself he would just bend over and let them abuse them. However by the end of the book when his bullies confront him he handle it much better than he did before. He managed to stand up for himself with out getting into a confrontation. He finally

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