In 2000, Oprah Winfrey interviewed Nelson Mandela and presented us how this legendary hero (1) _______ 27 years in jail and what he benefited from the experience. Before Mandela went to jail, he never had time to sit and think. It was in jail that he finally found that his past left much to be (2) _______ , including his relations with other humans and in developing (3) _______ . In the jail, Mandela had a chance to know the (4) _______ to respond to the people who did something good for him, like the people in Johannesburg. However, not seeing the children is one of the most (5) _______ punishments from prison life. Although he suffered that misery, he tried to get news of the world in some ways and read more classical books to (6) _______ their powers of thinking and (7) _______ . They always held the (8) _______ idea that they would be (9) _______ one day. It turned out to be true later. He was released finally and heralded as a legend around the world because of his (10) _______ stand for freedom.