For example when Philip hummed along to the US National Anthem he was there this morning when we say “I pledge my allegiance to the USA…. : 6. When Philip gets transferred to his least favorite teacher’s homeroom everything goes wrong starting with Ms. Narwin, the English teacher. 7. When Philip used to hum along in his other classroom nobody cared but Ms. Narwin does so SUSPENSION.
Sometimes when cchildren are betrayed by their love ones they tend to struggle with anger the most, just as Biff was affected by infidelity in the movie, Death of a Salesman. While Willy tried to raise perfect sons, he wrestled with himself between reality and denial of his son Biff, catching him in the hotel room with his mistress while on a business trip in Boston. Biff was a great football player; many universities had offered him scholarships but during that year Biff fail math by one point and had gone to Boston to tell his father the devastating news and for his father to come home and ask his math teacher to give him the one point he needed to enter college. When Biff reaches Willy's hotel room in Boston, he sees his dad with another woman and this discovery made Biff see his father as a fake. Biff, said to his dad “you are a fake; you are a liar, a liar” (Miller, 1958).
Alessandro feels for his eldest brother and decides to solve all his problems by planning a collective suicide of all the family members including himself. He is a mad epileptic, but evokes the audience into caring about him. Even though he obviously is suicidal and has an extreme case of depression, Alessandro takes on the families guilt of not being able to fit into norm. The youngest son, Leone, is stuck in a childish paradox because of the lack of parental attention. He represents the typical attention starved youngest child in a family.
This inherent trait leaves Pete blinded to anything other than money, success and high expectations. It doesn’t allow him to see the good in not only others but also in himself. Pete was also jealous of the way their mother coddled Donald and lied when Donald asked him what he dreamt about. He claimed he only dreamt about sex and money, when in reality he dreams of Donald often, usually with Pete being vulnerable while Donald acts as his aid. This is because he feels guilty for the violent acts he committed against Donald when they were younger.
If you come across as too wonderful, too faultless, simply perfect, people will resent you and view you with suspicion. Benjamin Franklin was born on January 17, 1706, in Boston. His father, Josiah Franklin, a tallow chandler by trade, had 17 children; Benjamin was the 15th child and the 10th son. The Franklin family was very careful in their spending and diffident in their behavior, like most New Englanders at the time. Benjamin Franklin did not attend school for long; soon he was taken from grammar school and would later become an apprentice to his older brother.
Huck is stolen away from his civilized home for the sake of money, and taken to live in a dreary shack with his abusive father. Pap is a dreadful man who is always treating Huck horribly and is constantly berating him. Pap was a wicked parent, an alcoholic, and his drunkenness regularly threatened Huck’s health. He was more concerned about money and alcohol than he was about Huck and was unquestionably a negative influence through the moral values that he taught Huck. “He said he'd cowhide me till I was black and blue if I didn't raise
Don’t make no difference who the guy is, long’s he’s with you. I tell ya,’ he cried, ‘I tell ya a guy get’s too lonely an’ he gets sick” (69). Crooks’ illustrates that his lack of companionship manifests itself physically and emotionally. The only alleviation of these symptoms for Crooks occurs when he offers to work on Candy, George, and Lennie’s farm (Steinbeck 76). Similarly, Curley’s wife seeks out other people as a way to cope with her loneliness.
Reflecting on his own situation, he realizes that he is deformed and alone. “Was I then a monster,” he asks, “a blot upon the earth, from which all men fled, and whom all men disowned?” He also learns about the pleasures and obligations of the family and of human relations in general, which deepens the agony of his own isolation. Summary: Chapter 14 After some time, the monster’s constant eavesdropping allows him to reconstruct the history of the cottagers. The old man, De Lacey, was once an affluent and successful citizen in Paris; his children, Agatha and Felix, were well-respected members of the community. Safie’s father, a Turk, was falsely accused of a crime and sentenced to death.
These impressions quickly placed stereotypes among them; Andy being the jock, Claire the popular princess, Bender the thief, Alison the psychopath, and the “Brian” being the genius. After spending the day with all these different personalities, Andy reminisces a time he beat up another guy to make himself feel bigger and tougher amongst his friends. He soon realized what a mistake it had been, understanding how difficult it would be for him to go home and face his father. Andy has been through the torment of never being good enough in his father’s eyes and he
Billy’s father is an alcoholic, he neglects his son and shatters his dreams. As Billy prepares to leave home, he takes his father’s alcohol, “The old bastard will have a fit!” (page 2) he has done this with the intention of revenge, he despises his father and is aware that he is an alcoholic. There are also typical families like Old Bill’s, which includes a wife and daughter and has normal everyday routines. Old Bill was a workaholic but regrets this after tragedy strikes, “Too busy for breakfast, too busy for sitting down with the people I loved. And now I’ve got all the time in the world,” (page 109).