Zoot Suit Epilogue
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- Henry is standing outside of his childhood home contemplating what he should do after getting out of prison. He wants to do something big but he doesn't know what. El Pachuco is still in Henry's head, telling him that he can't live like everyone else because he's Mexican.
- Forget it ese, you'll never be anything more than Mexican street trash!
- Henry kept his promise to Della about marrying her, so he did. Henry and Della got married and began their life together on February 24th, 1947. Henry had started working at the local liquor store to save up enough money for a wedding. It was a very happy day.
- I do.
- Do you take this woman to be your wife?
- Henry quit his job and decided to travel around the America to schools and tell his story. His goal was to help kids who struggled because of their race or where they grew up.
- Henry and Della had a baby named Hank Reyna Jr. in 1948. At this point, Henry was becoming more successful in his career and was asked to speak at colleges. He was ready to start his family and share his talents with the world.
- This is your son, Hank Jr.
- I'm so happy, I love you Della
- By 1960, Henry and Della had four more kids, Kathy, Ana, and the twins, Joseph and Mari. They bought a big house after Henry wrote a book about his life and made a lot of money. He and Della would raise their kids and send them all off to college.
- Henry and Della grew old and by the 1980s they had many grandchildren. Henry retired in 1976 and spent the rest of his years enjoying life with Della. He died in 1998 from a stroke and Della died in 2014 of natural causes. Henry's legacy was passed down many generations and his story has stood the test of time.
- And that's how I became the man I am today hijos
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