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Fear
Many, if not most, people are afraid to die. But since Jesse lives in a neighborhood where his peers die violently every day, his fear of death is one of the most real things in his life. Watching his friend Rise turn into a hardened criminal brings that fear even closer to the surface—both because he's worried for his friend, and because Rise's new associates are super dangerous. The same concern haunts pretty much every other character in Autobiography of My Dead Brother to some degree. Let's just say that some of them cope with it better than others do.
In Autobiography of My Dead Brother, fear is a positive emotion because it helps keep people out of trouble.
In Autobiography of My Dead Brother, fear is a negative emotion because of how much it wears on people over time.
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