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  1. Mar 2017
    1. Then as quick as that             he went.

      sports give a new outlet for someone who cant do anything else a chance to succeed. sports provide an oppurtunity for success that requires skills completely different than all others that society requires.

    1. he has been screaming for yearsinto the blue chlorinated water of the community poolwhere she does laps every other day.  

      shows how sports offer an outlet that can be more emotinoal than physical. she can express an emotion that she might not even understand in words when she swims.

    1. it’s all just a Google search away. Knock yourself out.

      I have never seen an author simply leave out distracting information and just tell the reader to look it up if he or she really cares. I think this is really smart because if he added all the details he would distract from his main point.

    1. They looked like people anywhere, only gladder, more selfcontained. Or maybe they just looked like people anywhere. I don't know

      Here, the author conveys the a conversational tone when he contradicts himself. He easily could have edited out the first sentence, but then he would deprive the thought of the same sense of authenticity.

    1. NOW SINATRA SAID A FEW words to the blondes.

      At this point, the narrative returns to the present. By splicing the ongoing story with descriptions of past events, the author gives dimension to his story and Sinatra simultaneously.