澳洲论文代写：德奥
德奥有一个鼓舞人心的旅程，逃离布隆迪到美国寻找新生活。在这期间他有很多经验和很多普通人帮助他为使第二次机会的权力辉煌的见证。该存活的种族灭绝和布隆迪内战，他降落在肯尼迪机场只有二百美元，他在这个城市没有联系，不知道英语（，2011）。他开始了他的新生活，通过提供杂货和生活在中央公园，同时他甚至开始学习英语通过字典书店。德奥会见陌生人改变了他的生活，用他最终向哥伦比亚大学医学院的方向，最后一个是完全致力于疗愈别人的生活。基德已经为他跟随德奥在他动荡的生活，通过这个故事他想让读者了解一个真实而完整的人的意义，提出了这难忘的旅程中。
德奥以上经验可以更好的解释，从书中引用。
“我训练我的头脑是灵活的。要愿意知道，即使你认为你知道肯定，留有余地的不确定性。
“你可能看不到海洋，但现在我们在海洋中，我们必须继续游泳”。
“我相信上帝。我认为上帝给了人们如此多的力量和智慧，并说，’嗯，你是自己的。也许我累了，我需要小睡一下。你成熟了。你为什么不自己照顾自己呢？我认为他是睡得太多”（Kidder，2013）。
“很多人，他想，不要听你说的内容，只听你的声音。”。
澳洲论文代写：德奥
Deo had an inspiring journey of escape from Burundi to America in search of a new life. During this tenure he had many experiences and many ordinary people helped him with brilliant testaments for the power of availing second chances. Deo survived from a genocide and civil war in Burundi and he lands at JFK airport having just two hundred dollars with him and had no contacts in that city and was not aware of English language (Field, 2011). He started his journey of new life by delivering groceries and was living in the Central Park and at the same time he even started learning English through dictionaries from bookstores. Deo met strangers who changed his life by pointing him eventually towards the direction of Columbia University and medical school and finally a life that was completely devoted towards healing others. Kidder has presented this unforgettable journey of Deo as he travelled with Deo in his turbulent life and thus through this story he wanted the readers to understand the meaning of being a true and complete human.
The above experiences of Deo can be better explained through quotes from the book.
“I trained my mind to be flexible. Be willing to know that even if you think you know for sure, leave room for uncertainty”.
“You may not see the ocean, but right now we are in the middle of the ocean, and we have to keep swimming”.
“I do believe in God. I think God has given so much power to people and intelligence and said, ‘Well, you are on your own. May be I’m tired, I need a nap. You are mature. Why don’t you look after yourselves? And I think He’s been sleeping too much” (Kidder, 2013).
“So many people, he thought, don’t listen to the content of what you say but only to the noises you make”.