The Other Wes Moore

A calm fact is that his story may be mine. Tragedy may be my story is his story

Wes (1) has a father who can not be there for him, and another Wes Moore (2) has a father who chooses not to be with him.

Wes (2) was sentenced to jail and the other Wes (1) was an African-American graduate who was named Johns Hopkins University as the first Rhodes scholarship

Weiss has brothers named Tony. His mother 's name is Mary, and she is also working very hard. She goes to work when she goes to school and she goes home when she sleeps. He has a father who was not suitable for him during his childhood. He has seen him several times, but they have never actually talked to each other. Wes soon became a seller of drugs like his brother Tony. Tony did not want Wes looking like him. After that, he condemned his friend as shooting Lei, so he was sentenced to 6 months imprisonment. When Wess grew, he joined a vocational training program called Job Corps to change his life.

Wes has sisters named Nikki and sisters named Shani. His mother's name is Joey, and she works very hard. She has a few jobs to put Weiss and his sisters in private schools. Wess' father died of heart disease (acute epiglottis) at the age of 3. This is sick when the body suffocates. When Wess was young, he was taught that he never despises women. Later, Wes was sent to the military school because he caused too many problems, and he did not achieve the goal of success at school. Wes' mother gave up a lot to make Wes enter the military school. At the same time, Wes tried to escape but eventually I gave up because it makes no sense. After graduating from the military academy, he went to the Fudge Valley Army College and graduated as a full-time military officer.

Vice became a member of Rhodes scholar, decorated battle veterans, and the White House of Condorisa Rice. Because his son's mother is a drug addict, he has a son who takes care of his mother. Later, he proposed to a woman named dawn. And he walks around and makes a speech on his book. In one of his speech, Barack Obama will take the same stage he is and will talk to the same microphone he speaks.

Sadly, Weiss was again in prison, he sentenced to life imprisonment. He tried his role for the robbery of jewelry shops and police officers, Protero's death. Whenever his family visits him, he sits down and listens. His answer has not changed so he never replied "How are you?" Wes will wake up at 5:30 am, become a carpenter, make tables and tables, and at the same time make a license plate. He earns 53 cents a day. His brother Tony died at the age of 38 because of renal failure, and his mother brought up his three children.

Other Wes Moore's profile paper The success or failure of a person can be decided by their environment, education, selection, various things. Autobiography "Other Wes Moore" saw two boys who had the same name and strange similarities and eventually lived in different places. Wesmoor talked about his books and what he wants them to get from it. He said in the book: "The cold fact is that his story may be mine, tragedy is that my story may be his story." (Moore West). They do not have the same fate. Because each of us chose the life they wanted. This book really shows how the choices you made are done. One Wes ... More contents

Running Head: WES MOORE 2 Other Wes Moore 'Other Wes Moore', the two have the same name, but the result is completely different. This book shows how two Wes Moore were promoted and how different decisions in their lives can change their future. "Other Wes Moore: One Name, Two Fate" shows the challenge of growing up without fathers, meeting expectations, and falling into an economic depression among working-class families. Depending on the challenges in their lives and how they face these challenges, they will decide the future men. Wesemoas grew up without a father. Writer Wesmoor had his father in his first four years. He saw his father died and saw the influence on his family. Another Wes Moore has not grown with his father for the remainder of his life. He had no opportunity to really understand his father, nor did he experience the feeling of having a father.