This Is Your FBI: The Flop House Frame-Up

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Tonight's FBI file, the Fluff House, frame up! Adversity has different effects on different people. Some have the moral stamina to conquer their personal misfortunes, and almost to turn them to their advantage.

Vaitovan, for example, became deaf in the midst of his career as a composer. Instead of losing heart, he explained that now he would no longer be bothered by outside noises, and his last works are considered by the experts to be his best.

In our own time, we have seen a Helen Keller prove that being a blind death-mute is not an automatic sentence to oblivion. The list of these men and women, the ones who have overcome their adversities and gone on to establish themselves as entities, is endless.