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most of these ideas were scraped in the final draft

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190

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People have loved the Greek culture and what it has brought to us. All the idols and hero, the architecture, the food, and most importantly, the Olympics

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Greek history is fascinating! Some of the world's most famous heroes and minds are from Greece: Achilles, Aristotle, Hercules, Plato, and many more. Even one of the world’s most anticipated activities was founded in Greece, the Olympics: the battle of strength and will.

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Finny and greek

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olympics not going to happen/ war

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"You want to break something else in me!" 184

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Finny like cescar

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"with him there was no conflict except between athletes, something Greek-inspired and Olympian in which victory would go to whoever was strongest in body and heart," (152).

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Fields beyond:
Elysium (greek mythology)
Elysian Fields
fields of dead heroes only heros can go there
Finny is depicted as a greek hero (explain) playing in the fields of heros, the fields beyond our world.
Finny is otherworldly character or foreshadowing his death. Finny is at peace.

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How do you expect to be an athlete if you smoke like a forest fire... he drew me increasingly away from... all my other friends, into a world inhabited just by himself and me.

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"We're aiming for the '44 Olympics... playing fields of etton
playing field of brittan school.
watterloo
battle where napoleon lost.

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olympic player and what they risk

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"It was as though Athens and Sparta were trying to establish not just a truce, but an alliance- although we were not as civilized as Athens and they were not as brave as sparta," (159).

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"Now the facts were re-established, and gone were all the fantasies, such as the Olympic Games for A.D. 1944, closed before they ever opened," (158).