1. The Hurricane's great oppression started when he was born an African American kid. Back then because the colour of his skin he was put through hell. Growing up the Hurricane put up with it and became a successful boxer. But once again the colour of his skin got to some racist, prejudice people. The Hurricane was put in jail for supposedly killing two people with the reasoning that the people were white and he was black. Obviously this was not true as a prejudice cop tampered with the evidence. The Hurricane spent 30 years in jail but in the end he came out on top freeing himself from jail with the help of three Canadians and a hopeful boy.
             2. The source of the hurricanes courage and strength was the fact that he was always known as the under dog. Whether it be during his boxing career or growing up as a kid, he always came out on top. Another source of his courage and hope was the letter from the boy. The letter gave the Hurricane hope for justice and it gave him a friend when he was in need of one.
             3. The Hurricane's beliefs were to never give up. He also made his body a weapon in prison so that anyone that got in his way would either be killed or hurt a lot. His belief was survival of the fit. He believed that God would always help him when he was in need of somebody.
             4. The Hurricane's mission was to beat everybody using his body. The Hurricane's message to the world is to never give up and when your in trouble and scared, turn to god for help because he will always be there no matter what the situation is.
             5. The Hurricane's experience was similar to Jesus because they both had to convince people that they were innocent and had to go out of there way to prove that to the world.
             6. Jesus' resurrection has something to do with Hurricane's life because when Hurricane was in jail, he didn't have any hope what so ever. When he received that letter,
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