I consider this scene the most suspenseful scene and after the city have been bombed, Montag and his new friends go in search of survivors to create a new and knowledge filled society. This created a rather satisfying ending because not only did I feel like the entire plot could actually happen in real life but that Montag`s personality would be to save those that he could and make a better life for them. Montag`s personality could be described as rash, inarticulate, self-obsessed, and too easily swayed. At times he is not even aware of why he does things, feeling that his
1/22/2010 Charlie Gordon was a mentally challenged adult with a lot of desire to read and write. Everything he ever wanted or desired could have ended if one small thing in his operation to triple his IQ went wrong and that’s why I am against Charlie getting the operation. There are many reasons why he shouldn’t have gotten it, but there are three that stand out the most to me. One is that his life was put in great danger since it’s a brain surgery. Second was that there wasn’t enough research in the particular area, and third was that he will always remember being smart but never get the chance of being smart again.
The over population problem also correlates with unemployment. Too many people need jobs hence the intense competition, which goes back to those in poverty because there are not enough jobs to employ all those who walk on earth. Montgomery is extremely crafty in his argument on Island of Plenty. He is able to twist his ugly determination on how to save the world by using logic and biblical imagery to understanding and actually, for most, agreeing with his ideas. He fights off most counter arguments that may confront him and all of his sentences are simple and to the point which creates a strong, comprehensible
And when the father didn’t want to get out of jail it made no sense because he could have gotten bailed out! Stuff like that just doesn’t make any sense to me! Finally the book was exciting. It was exciting because every chapter had an important detail. It was very important to listen good to all the parts because it was interesting.
Junot Diaz’s ‘The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao’, provoked this untold truth. His chosen dialect and seemingly personal account on the life of not just an immigrant, but on the life of a young adult who struggled with issues of cultural identity and self-esteem, helped to demonstrate that the world is a vast place, but the evils are all the same. Oscar Wao was just one of the many who have or is undergoing trying times but he just so happened to overcome them; even in his death. And although people today often like to pretend that individuality is respected, it is actually underappreciated especially due to the influences one with power may inflict. Trujillo turned out to be not just Oscar’s counterpart, but also as Oscar’s personal Fuku that he learned to eventually conquer in his own way.
Unlike another man he remembers ,who had always been immoral, manipulating others under the pretense of virtue; so people greeted his death with joy. Chapter 35 – Lee’s Lonesome The Trasks move to Salinas ans so Lee leaves to open his bookstore in San Francisco. Aron and Cal discuss Lee’s departure, and Aron bets Cal ten cents that Lee will come back. Aron wins the bet, since six days later Lee returns.
In doing so, he discovers the bodies of the victimes who have recently gone missing in the town. However, they are not dead. Although it is unrealistic and unbelievable, Ben's ability to believe in the unconventional allows him to figure out how to rescue his hometown from being completely destoryed by these bloodsuckers. Despite the agonizing amount of difficulty it takes him, Ben remains determined to convince his friends to aid him in saving 'Salem's Lot and eventually succeeds. If he had not kept a concentrated position on his belief and fortitude, he would not have been able to accumulate a team of allies.
Even though they are very good friends, George and Lennie have many differences. Many people are afraid of Lennie much more than George just from their physical features. George was very small as said on page 2, “The first man was small and quick…” Without Lennie he might not be able to get out of some of the problems he has been in, although most were caused by Lennie. Lennie on the other hand was large also said on page 2, “Behind him walked his opposite, a huge man…” Lennie could do a lot of damage to people which
Varrone 1 Samantha Varrone Professor Craft ENC 1102 15 September 2015 A&P: The True Effect of Detail Sammy thought that he was going to become a hero through his “brave” decisions, but as it turns out, his actions proved to not work out so well for him. In order to better understand the decisions made by Sammy in the story A&P written by John Updike, a highly descriptive form of writing was used. The prolific use of imagery throughout the entire reading was a major assist in the understanding of the characters, and why they did what they did. Most individuals who work at a grocery store don’t live the most exciting life. This was no different for Sammy who seemingly passed his time “people-watching.”
Courage is also an additional strength you need. The reason you would need perseverance is so that even when times are tough, you still keep on going. In the movie October Sky, Homer Hickam had lots of perseverance. He showed determination by not giving up, because he wanted something more out of life. And even though his father was his hero, Homer didn't