In the Epilogue, we learn about the numerous goals Moore has accomplished since 2000. What are the calculated decisions he made in order to accomplish those goals? Do you think Moore is the person responsible for those accomplishments or do you think other individuals are responsible? Support your position with evidence from the book. ​

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"The Other Wes Moore." tells the story of two boys named Wes Moore who live in violent and decadent environments, but who had completely different lives, where one managed to be a highly successful person, while the other got involved in crimes, being sentenced to life imprisonment.

In the epilogue, we can see that one of the Moore became successful because of the choices he made in his life. He decided to go to military school, go to college, get a master's degree, become a responsible professional and work in the white house. These attitudes were the ones that made him achieve the goals he had, which was to leave the past behind and become a better man.

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