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In the Book luckiest man it is a character vs self. Lou is dealing with a illness called ALS sometimes now called Lou Gehrig's disease is a progressive, fatal neurological disease that attacks the nerve cells. Responsible for controlling voluntary muscles muscle action we are able to control, such as those in the arms, legs, and face. This desise required Lou to retire in a emotional famos speech. It was very hard.

In the book Luckiest man I would think it is a mainly a character driven story. These parts are character driven. One of there reasons why it is charter drive is when he got his start in playing when one of his coaches to give him a chance to see what Lou had to play. Lou ended up being a great player. When he was younger without that coach he would have never made the big leagues. People made his whole career happen

In the continued reading of the biography about the live and the death of Lou Gehreg. In the book right one they are talking about the playing career of Lou Gehrig. When he was a rookie in the major leagues. They say he only played one game and he struck out 3 times in a row. But he did not give up hope he kept getting better though the years and he started playing in the game more. He started to become great

In the continued reading of the biography about the live and the death of Lou Gehreg. In the book right one they are talking about the playing career of Lou Gehrig. When he was a rookie in the major leagues. They say he only played one game and he struck out 3 times in a row. But he did not give up hope he kept getting better though the years and he started playing in the game more. He started to become great

In the Biography of Lou Gehrig, Lou Gehrig is a dynamic character so far when he was a kid he was a very silent kid who was very silent. When he was very young I he had almost no friends he was a intevert. When he was young he practiced baseball alone and he never got to play beacuse none of his coaches saw what he got. He decided to make a life change and become a extrovert. He became a great baseball player.