Louis Zamperini Analysis

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Sania's essay Not many people can survive a plane crash, 47 days at sea without food or water, numerous shark attacks, and Japanese POW camps. But Louis Zamperini can and did. And not many people can say I was sent to an interment camp because of my race. But Mine Okubo can, she was sent to a camp because of her race, and had to leave her family and friends this is a hard thing for anyone. Zamperini was isolated and treated like an animal for years and he never gave up, he never stopped believing that he would make it alive. Zamperini was beaten everyday for no reason and never backed down. When he was to to stay down, he stood up and looked he's enemy's in the eye fearless. Zamperini was used to be tested on to see how
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