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Something I find interesting about Ghandi is that although he has been a British subject before he has "'been proud of our British citizenship . . . and what little rights we still retain'" (Wolpert 46). I think Ghandi's way of thinking is something to admire because he still stays positive even though he has been subject to the same things other Indians have been subjected to.

I think Gandhi is really passionate about what he does in his life. Although the point of life in my interpretation is to experience, Ghandi vows "Never to touch 'wine, women or meat' in London" (Wolpert 19). I find that really interesting about Ghandi, as he made his own sacrifices to go and follow what he truly thinks is correct.

I have found that the way Wolpert describes Gandhi's life draws me into the mystery of his charchter.