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The bond between rowers deepens from "summary" of The Boys in the Boat by Daniel James Brown

As the boys trained together day in and day out, their shared experiences on the water began to weave them together into a cohesive unit. They learned to anticipate each other's movements, to respond instinctively to the rhythm of the boat, to work together as one. Through the grueling workouts and challenging races, they forged a deep connection rooted in trust and mutual respect. Each member of the crew had to rely on the others to pull their weight and to give their all, knowing that any weakness could jeopardize the entire team. In moments of triumph, they celebrated together, their bonds strengthened by the joy of victory. And in moments of defeat, they consoled each other, drawing strength from their unity and determination to do better next time. The boys came to understand that their success was not just about individual skill or strength, but about the collective effort of the team. They learned to put aside their personal differences and egos for the greater good, to support each other through thick and thin. As they faced formidable opponents on the water, they stood shoulder to shoulder, united in their goal and unwavering in their commitment to each other. The bond between rowers deepened, becoming a powerful force that propelled them forward and carried them to victory.
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