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We's mom gave the people a second chance. She forgave them all because one person told her to.

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Wes's mother threatened to send him away plenty of times because of his falling grades. When she finally did it was her way of giving him a second chance.

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Tony tried to turn Wes's life around plenty of times. He just wouldn't listen. Tony told him don't get involved with drugs, you'll regret it.

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People who have made bad decisions go to Job Corps to try to turn their life around. That's what the other Wes Moore wanted to do.

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The cops gave Wes a second chance they didn't arrest him. They gave him the chance to do the right thing next time.

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"After all this pain and heartache, how are you able to forgive? You seem so at peace with yourself and your life. How are you so able to move on?...
Because Mr. Mandela asked us to."
"Moore 168"

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"I knew my mother was considering sending me away, but I never thought she'd actually do it."
"Moore 87"

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"If you won't listen that's on you. You have potential to do so much more, go so much further. You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink, right?"
"Moore 71-72

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"They believed the secret to their second lives hid on the sleepy Howard County, Maryland, campus of Job Corps."
"Moore 141"

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"The cops gave us a gift that day, and I swore I would never get caught in a situation like that again."
"Moore 84"

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Everybody gets a second chance. It's up to them if they take it or not.