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while writing a letter and explaining his ier feelings to his beloved one Wallace train of thoughts got derailed by the gun put on his letter by his fellow, flapjack, who is incited as always ready to blaze in the inflammable foundation of life.while keeping his self-contained demeanor Wallace made clear to flapjack that he is not going to back out on their plan to rob the convenience store but in inside he is still questioning and hesitating about this decision of robbery and what life consequences and encounter led him to this level.even questioning the color of his skin in this white supremacist society.harking back, he is looking at all opportunities that could set the foundation for him to flourish into a better version of him.and after this introspection, he realized he has nothing to boast. no self-praise.
at the convince store, Wallace and flapjack improvised a plan to rob the cash in the store.wallace, standing next to babies food aisle was inspecting the situation and Leroy, a ravenous old man.he initiates his plan and confronts Leroy and Leroy's triggering words towards him, uttering Wallace uselessness and the role of inefficient father/daddy.this is the turning point for Wallace where he reaches a point of no return. a point in which he unleashes all the suppressed emotions.no turning back for what is unleashed.