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By: Chad Heisey, Keiton Hack, and Blaike Kessler

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By: Chad Heisey, Keiton Hack, and Blaike Kessler

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                           If I can take it, I can make it.

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                           If I can take it, I can make it.

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Out of the 43000 plane that crashed during wwII, only thirteen percent survived.

14,000 civilians were imprisoned by the japanese in wwII.

Over 100,000 Alied bomber crewmen where killed over Europe

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"But on Kwajalein, the guards sought to deprive them of something that had sustained them even as all else had been lost: dignity"(188).

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1. Young Louis Zamperini grows up as a trouble maker. He was rebellious and defiant with his parents as well as with others. He would steal, cheat, smoke, drink, and even mock local townspeople.

2. Louie's brother Pete introduces him to running track. After many months of training Louie demolished many records and he eventually goes off to participate in the Olympics.

3. After the Olympics Louie joined the army and became a bombardier. He was very proficient at his work. He meets his crew including the pilot named Phil.

4. Over the new years Louie and his crew completed many missions near the airbase on Kauai. They are on there way back to Palmyra after a mission when the plane malfunctions and they crash into the vast pacific Ocean. Only three crew members survive the crash including Louie, Phil, and a gunner named Mac. They float on their survival rafts for forty-six days facing starvation, sharks, as well as the Japanese.He and Phil are captured by Japanese sailors some days after Mac dies .

5. They sent him to A Pow camp called "Execution Island", The prisoners there are interrogated, starved, and beaten. Louie and Phil expected to be pulled out of their cells and executed any day. Surprisingly though they are sent to many camps including one of the worst work camps called Naoetsu.

6. At Naoetsu Louie was forced to work slave labor which was against the Geneva convention under the tyrant of the camp who the prisoners called the bird. Louie becomes very sick because of their starvation , some time later World War 2 ends.

7. As Louie returns home him and his family rebirth. The news on his return spreads like wildfire and he does a vast amount of speeches. Although some of the wars after effects get the best of him. The only way for him to cope with his awful anxiety was alcohol.

8. After the war he meets a beautiful women in Miami named Cinthia and after only 2 months Louie convinced her to marry him. The  marage was soon taken over by Louies drinking habits. She left him once but came back saying that she had become a christian and introduced Louie to a preacher named Billy Ghram. After liistening to Ghram several times Louie also became a christian. The marage was strong again and Louie stopped drinking. After a while he started a club for boys that where just like him when he was younger.

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The key to survival is the preservation of dignity.

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Endurance - "If I can take it, I can make it" This quote from the movie Unbroken describes Louie Zamperini perfectly because in his years as a runner he had learned to trust his endurance and keep on pushing. This characteristic aided Louie in conguring death in a Japenese war camp.

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In the Story the conflict is mostly man vs. man because Louie has to face discrimination and injustices while imprisoned under Japanese authority