The reason why the narrator wouldn’t help Doodle down before he touched his casket was because he wanted to show him who was in control. On the other hand, the narrator also shows his pride in a more positive light when he encourages Doodle to keep trying even though he fails repeatedly, “‘Oh yes you can, Doodle,’ I said. ‘All you got to do is try. Now come on,’ and I hauled him up once more” (Hurst 776). The narrator does appear to be the normal supportive big brother, until he states the real reason why Doodle walked, “Doodle walked only because I was ashamed of having a crippled brother” (Hurst 777).
They accept their owner without question and it does not matter if you are crippled, blind, homeless, old, young and etc. All dogs see their owner as their world. In other words, dog symbolize friendship and loyalty. We all meet Benvolio as Romeo’s best friend but when Romeo wants to be alone, Benvolio leaves him alone; when he wants to talk Benvolio is there with sympathetic ear. Especially in Act 3 Scene 1, Benvolio’s friendship and loyalty to Romeo had been tested.
That's Cesar's world, and if you're not willing to play by his rules, then you're gonna have to pay the price. Yeah, I like animals better than people sometimes... Especially dogs. Dogs are the best. Every time you come home, they act like they haven't seen you in a year.
Marley and Me In the movie Marley and Me, theme, allegory and tone/mood are all important elements which contribute to how at certain times Marley goes crazy and drives his owners insane but as a result they forgive him for all the trouble he has created and they love him anyways until his death. "Marley and Me" is a heartwarming and unforgettable story of a family in the making and the wondrously neurotic dog who taught them what really matters in life. The book begins with a small story about Grogan's first dog, Saint Shaun. A mutt that saw him through his childhood, he says Shaun was the perfect dog that would set the standards for any other dog he later adopted. The story picks up in the early 90s, where Grogan and his new wife Jenny decided that adopting a dog would help their parenting skills.
He was seen because the dogs saw him, but was mistaken for their nephew Tom. He pretended to be Tom and found out that they thought he was Tom Sawyer. Huck found Tom and they fooled the Phelps by saying they were brothers. Tom was a bad influence on Huck. Huck believed that since Tom was brought up well and was civilized, he was always right.
Basically, Twain is saying that you can either tell the truth or lie, but as long as you know the trick, you’re in control. In this chapter, Mr. Wilson is given the nickname ‘Pudd’nhead’ because of what he said about the dog: “’I wish I owned half of that dog.’ ‘Why?’ somebody asked. ‘Because I would kill my half’” (Twain). He wasn’t telling the truth, but he wasn’t lying either; he was merely being sarcastic. However, the townspeople didn’t understand it, so they labeled Mr. Wilson with the nickname ‘Pudd’nhead.’ However, Mr. Wilson understood the trick, so in reality, he’s the only intelligent person present.
I know you like that ! And while we are walking we can have fun.What else do you want? Another reason why we should get a dog is that when some of our family members are feeling down, a dog can cheer them up!I say that because mostly all dogs just want to have fun. And if they can make me happy then they PROBABLY can make you happy!I mean everyone needs a good laugh now and then so a good dog is the answer! I also know that your concerned that the dog will probably leave "presents" on the floor and carpets.But that's not to worry!We can potty train the dog so THAT wont happen!
Charley offers him a job, trying to be a sympathetic friend and neighbor. “You want a job.... Don't get insulted.” Charley puts up with Willy like a good friend would. You take it too hard. To hell with it. When a deposit bottle is broken you don't get your nickel back.” Bernard, Charley's son, is a loyal character as well.
Family members are supposed to be nice to each other. They aren't supposed to bully or be mean to each other. Doodle's brother, from James Hurst's "The Scarlet Ibis," does not follow this family standard. A lot of readers say that he was a good brother but the truth is that he was not. He was arrogant and ungenerous to Doodle and only did things for himself.
Despite the conflict in the story, Roger Aller reveals that Simba shows generosity, bravery, and loyalty whenever he faced a tough situation against his villain. The hero Simba appears generous when he saves Nala from the hyenas and when he tried to get them out of the graveyard. This part of the film, I was so scared for them (Ellis). Simba never hesitated to be generous to his friends Timon and Pumbaa. When Nala was trying to attack Timon and Pumbaa, simba interfered and saved them.