703 Churchville Road
Bel Air, MD 21014
September 6, 2010
Dear, Rise
My name is Gus Lane and I loved your story about your gang (counts) in the book Auto Biography of my Dead Brother. I am currently a freshman at John Carroll School located in Maryland. I know you had a wild messed high school life from all the drugs and not caring about your grades. My high school life is completely different because I plays sports and care a lot about my grades. Also, I’m not a gang leader killing people every day. Anyway my summer as been alright, I didn’t do anything but weight train for sports and hang out with friends.
I enjoyed reading your thug life in the hood. I just thought it was messed up how you brought drugs in the hood to make money even though your whole childhood you talked about how it was wrong. Also it’s sad how you made a hit on another gang member who was in your hood a lot and took his life away for no reason.
Thirdly, Rise I thought the authors character writing style was amazing. It seemed like all the characters were real people. Also, the book seemed current to all the gang related events that are happenings right now. There was also realistic issues and problem’s the characters were facing.
Rise, if you don’t mind me asking, why would you take over the counts and turn them into a gang? It was just a group of friends and you just had to go on and mess with everybody’s life and put them in harm. Also, how could you kill somebody that didn’t deserve to die!
The reason you’re dead right now is because you weren’t smart enough to get body Guards to protect yourself after you were getting into drugs. You were also, killing people you shouldn’t have been messing with. So, you could’ve thought about what you were doing before getting shot. Also, the novel didn’t leave me thinking about the issues because it doesn’t impact me so why think about.
Sincerely,
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