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The Lost Boys Survival
People will go to the extreme to be able to survive. They could turn into cannibals, drink each other’s urine, and harm and possibly kill other living organisms or things. When it comes to survival people become desperate to stay alive. They will do anything to be able to survive. Moreover, in the story “The Lost Boys” the kids had to make a lot of difficult decisions in order to survive. The boys had to drink their own urine in order for them not to die of dehydration “some boys staved off dehydration by drinking their own urine.” Not only did they drink their own urine but they also had to fight off lions and other exotic animals to survive.

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