Unbroken, pgs. 1-80

1. In the novel Unbroken, Louie Zamperini is an American hero. A hero is thought of a child that gets good grades and would always help out whenever they could, not for Louie Zamperini. As a child, Louie went through tough times; his family was poor, so he stole from kitchens, for himself. Louie was bullied through school, but he would take the punches, not run away. Nevertheless, when people think about a hero they do not think that a hero would get bullied; they would, instead, prevent bullying. Also, Louie started smoking and drinking at a young age, picking smoke buds on the way to school. Louie pulled pranks all the time; once he made the alarm bell ring, making the police and people frightened. There was a