This quote shows how Bob Ewell has no empathy skills whatsoever. He did not consider any of his victims feelings, and he still does not understand why Atticus was feeling vulnerable and depressed because of
Kyle Frederick Dr. Hall, 10:30 12/6/13 Bland Meals for Bland People Don't you just hate biting into food and realizing how awful it actually is? That's what LSMSA students have to experience every day. Not only does the food taste as terrible as a bag of rocks, but most of the fruits and vegetables are littered with brown spots of rot. Also, there isn't as many choices of food for all of the meals, either. One sausage and one hash brown for breakfast just doesn't cut it.
The chief complaint as stated by the patient was “I think I messed up with my behavior in the neighborhood and the police brought me here.” He had a flat affect, poor judgment, impulse control, concentration, attention span, and was also lacking insight, but he was cooperative and coherent. T.B is single, he used to work as a driver, but has been unemployed for five to six years, although he does have an associate’s degree. He has no medical history or history of drug, alcohol, or smoking, and no criminal history. T.B has no allergies, no access to a firearm, but he has had previous suicidal attempts in the past and was hospitalized for them. T.B has a mother, father, two brothers, and one sister, there is rarely any contact between them.
After he shoots the dog, he does not apologise to Candy and he even cleans his gun in full view of everyone, this shows that he is an insensitive character. Another example of his thoughtless behaviour is when he says, “Now what the hell ya suppose is eatin’ them two guys?” Throughout the novel it becomes clear to the reader that he does not understand why George and Slim seemed to be upset, he sees Lennie’s death as practical and he does not feel any emotions about it – he just believed that Lennie had to be killed and he was. This shows that living on the ranch as a travelling worker was difficult as he had to take many temporary jobs wherever he could find them, he could not have time to build strong friendships with people which made him an aggressive character and made his loneliness turn into anger. Whit is the opposite to Carlson, he has a bubbly personality which explains why his name sounds like ‘wit’, as he is witty. He is not bitter about life on the ranch – although it was awful to have the life of a travelling worker because it caused him to have to constantly travel around and made him not have a dream or a
In the bunkhouse, there was also Carlson, which throughout the whole novel showed his lack of emotions and his coldness towards others, which is another characteristic some ranchman have – coldness towards others. When he spoke about Candy’s dog, he didn’t care about Candy or his feelings. He only saw in him “old and useless dog”. He doesn’t understand why Candy is so attached to him and why he is so upset when his dog died. When Carlson came back, after he shoot Candy’s dog, he “said
Growing up, Jeremy Spurrs was always treated different. Not because he was different, but simply because he looked different. Jeremy was diagnosed with alopecia, a cruel disease that cost him to lose all hair on his body. Jeremy was unfortunately a subject this at age 3, and there was nothing his loving family could do to treat it. He was bald from head to toe- no arm hair, no eyebrows, no eyelashes, no nothing.
Everyday a new life is born everyday you wake up you’re a lucky person because not everyday everyone wakes up. Happiness should come with just simply waking up to see the light of the next day and to get to see your family and friends. My Life has always been like that I am blessed to be healthy and to wake up every morning to see the light of the day. Family is a very important aspect in Randy Pauschs life. He has 3 kids and his wife he has to think about everyday he explains “ theres a sadness that comes when I think about my kids and it’s not so much that I won’t get to experice being a dad I mean that’s sad but real strong emotions for me are they won’t have me for them that’s where it’s okay to say that’s not fair.” This simply shows the emotion he has towards his family and how strongly he is enjoying every second with them.
(The average person’s mind still functions at a base level and is racist, territorial and often morally savage. Can’t pretend to be nice and all embracing of my fellow humans. This is just the truth for me.) Thornhill struggles to recognize the humanity in the aboriginal people even though he sees their intelligence and their similarities to himself. (This isn’t a text response essay, but think of him noticing the shape of the poisoned child’s skull; consider him pondering the ease with which the blacks found the food they needed yet still had time to play with their children.
Most of the men that came were gentlemen, as in, men who didn’t work as much. Explains why they lacked so many needy occupations. They also had no women, so the colonists couldn’t cook. There were no farmers to grow crops, so they didn’t have any food. They did have one surgeon, but that didn’t help at all since they only had one.
3. What did other people think of Scrooge? People had different negative opinions regarding Scrooge. Nobody ever stopped him in the street to greet him. No one ever begged him for a penny, children never asked him time, even the blind man’s dogs feared him and tugged their owners in the door ways when they saw Scrooge approach.