Unbroken Crossword

Louie put ______ before himself.
It took a lot of _______ for Louie to turn his life around.
Louie lived in a ____ household as a child.
The obstacles Louie overcame ________ him for his future.
Who was on the raft with Louie and was quick to give up?
Who had faith in Louie's abilities and potential?
Louie believed in God after attending who's speaking engagements?
No matter how many ________ were put up in attempt to defeat Louie, he was always able to finish the race.
All of Louies experiences made him a ____ in the end.
Louie forgave the people in his life that had caused him ____.
Louie found a way to overcome his __________ towards the Bird and others who had treated him poorly by forgiving them.
Louie was _______ that someone would find their raft.
Louie found his ______ in running and was given the opportunity to succeed.
Strength was found when Louie ______ and had hit his breaking point.
Louie's captors didn't deserve ___________ but he gave it to them.
Louie found hope when one of the guards at the POW camps treated him with __________.
The Japanese believed that sacrificing themselves was a symbol of _______.
Louie felt the presence of ____ even through all of the trials he faced.
During a race in ______, Louie fell down but was hopeful and finished the race.
His ability to ______ difficult situations was derived from his childhood.
Louie is aware that his _______ is significant.
Louie's athletic career in running prepared him before going off to ___.
"In a single, silent moment, his rage, his fear, his ___________ and helplessness, had fallen away." (pg. 383)
Cynthia had _____ in Louie.
Hope is the __________ for success.
The Bird left Louie ashamed and _________.
After Mac died, ____ endured the long journey with Louie.
Louie's family is _______ to him while he is away at war.
"All of the officers agreed that if Louie had the right training, he might be able to _______." (pg. 145)
"Resting in the shade and stillness, Louie felt profound _____." (pg. 383