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Why do you think Rico decided to go home? Do you think he would have left if his original plan had worked with his brother?
What do you think of Rico's decision to go home to Mexico after all he went through to get to the States? What would you have done in Rico's place?
Why is Victor so happy with the work he is doing? How did he feel when he was able to send money home to his mother?
Why was getting over the ledge so much easier for Victor than it was for Rico?
If you could change the ending of this story, what would you change? How could this story have ended better? Do you think it could have been a better ending or were you satisfied with the ending?
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