Further into story
As I continued to read, Rey’s life seemed to get more
dangerous after each chapter. Since he started living in the gang clubhouse, he
was technically considered a gang member. He soon begun to experience the more
violent and reckless side of the Spanish Lords. Rey experienced the life of
selling drugs, having sexual inter courses with females, and even gang wars that
involved multiple people being murdered. He wasn’t used to this life, but he
soon will have to adapt to it otherwise his future won’t turn out so well.
From a typical person’s perspective, Rey’s life is starting
to seem too chaotic for a young teenager. He shouldn’t be going through all
this. Kicked out of the house. Was forced to find a way to live on his own. He even
dropped out of school because there was no point in learning from the books. The
streets had begun to teach him. When I think about it, only certain groups of
people would like this type of book. This book is filled the violence and other
real things that happen in a typical gang member life. From my point of view, I
like this book because I’m just interested in gangs and why people are involved
in them. I also like how real people are able to tell all of the crazy things
they’ve been through. This books just makes me wonder how would be to do all of
this if I was in Rey’s shoes.
Does Rey have any regrets on living on his own?
What is the best thing he can get out of being in a gang?
Would you be able to survive on your own at a young age?
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