The Pact
How did Sam cope with his failure?
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Sam was depressed and lost his confidence. He felt isolated from his friends but had nothing to talk about.... his failure initiated a kind of silence, and his refusal to really hear his friends might be considered a kind of deafness.
There was no joy in waking up each morning. As close as Rameck, George, and I were, I wasn’t sure even they could relate. George called regularly and occasionally drove to Camden to check on me, and Rameck and I still played basketball together. But there were long periods of silence when we got together. For whatever reasons, my two best friends weren’t able to reach me. Davis, Sampson; Jenkins, George; Hunt, Rameck; Page, Lisa Frazier. The Pact (p. 197). Penguin Publishing Group. Kindle Edition.Source(s)
Davis, Sampson; Jenkins, George; Hunt, Rameck; Page, Lisa Frazier. The Pact (p. 197). Penguin Publishing Group. Kindle Edition.
