“if you’re going through hell, keep going.”
Winston Churchill said. Churchill might as well have been talking to Louie Zamperini. In other words, Louie went through hell his whole life, from a young boy running away from the police, to a mature young man setting a NCAA record by running the mile with bleeding shins and an impaled toe. Furthermore, being a prisoner of war almost dying of hunger and beaten to death to also having PTSD after the war ended. These are some trials and tribulations Louie went through. It felt like Louie was running an obstacle course and never seeing the end. However, Louie Zamperini might have gone through all of this, but he kept going and pushing forward. Therefore, Louie’s oldest brother, Pete, his aspiration
Winston Churchill said. Churchill might as well have been talking to Louie Zamperini. In other words, Louie went through hell his whole life, from a young boy running away from the police, to a mature young man setting a NCAA record by running the mile with bleeding shins and an impaled toe. Furthermore, being a prisoner of war almost dying of hunger and beaten to death to also having PTSD after the war ended. These are some trials and tribulations Louie went through. It felt like Louie was running an obstacle course and never seeing the end. However, Louie Zamperini might have gone through all of this, but he kept going and pushing forward. Therefore, Louie’s oldest brother, Pete, his aspiration