These stories have similar motivations because the stories take place during a war, and they either want to do their assignments or unites with others if they have to. In “Sniper”, the main character learns that he, must always watch what you’re doing before you regret what you did later on. When the Sniper went over the dead body and he looked and see that it was
In another case, Paul is seen trying to save the life of an enemy that he has stabbed, he fails but his efforts shouldn’t be forgotten. His friends refer to him as a hero, and he neglects this title and all the medals. Paul doesn’t like war and what it represents, to him, war is the real evil. The government forcing people into war, without giving them a choice is evil War can easily turn any person into a hero. Corporal Himmelstoss was an average polite postman before being drafted into World War I, not soon after he became a bully.
Piggy was Ralph to blow the conch and call a meeting but ralph was scared that no one would come and say that he is going to relinquish leadership of the group. This shows that he is a failure as a leader because he has no authority over no one and a leader without any authority is no leader at all. Furthermore he does something that he said was a waste of time he goes hunting and manages to hit a boar and gets excited and wants everyone to know. Ralph is showing us that he is a failure by doing something that he wouldn’t have done in chapter 1-4. Then Ralph gets depressed again and needs piggy to cheer him up with a good idea that might help them get rescued.
We will never experience the feeling of fear of war. The men had to worry about being shot at every second of everyday of their deployment and what do we worry about on an everyday basis: money,
To show him he can’t keep being a bully. When Frank finds out that Kenny shooting that dog was only taking orders, he let Tub know that he basically shot his own friend for no reason. So the consequence of Kenny’s bullying? Tub shoots him in his stomach. Due to their where bout’s it takes them on a long road trip to find a hospital because they couldn’t get an ambulance out that far in the country and all was occupied.
5a: I think that they different because Zaroff from the beginning to kill humans and even though they are both hunters and killers, Rainsford had no choice but to kill Zaroff . Rainsford would never take hunting to that level and Zaroff is proud of his idea to kill humans. What is a quote from the story that catches the theme? 6a: The quote that explains the theme of the story is explained by the quote “The world is made up of two classes--the hunters and the huntees. Luckily, you and I are hunters.” This quote shows that Rainsford thinks that violence is perfectly fine when hunting animals and Zaroff would agree with the quote as well.
Or when the fire went out, he had to figure out how they were to keep it going, and who was going to keep it lit. And when the boys were fighting, he had to think of a way to bring them back together. If only the other boys in the tribes would have done their part, everything would have gone perfectly. But for the most part, Ralph did the best job in doing what he needed to do and he helped out so much by problem solving and coming up with great ideas to help out everyone in the sticky situations that they faced on the
“High school teacher lined up students during class – Fired BLANK GUNSHOTS at them.” April 23, 2012 This source explained it was an attempt to regain control over his class. After a stunt like this he will always have their attention. Why he did it will always help an argument one way or another. This source could be one of the most helpful. I yet again used google, and well it still hasn’t failed me.
With the rifle, suddenly, he didn't have to know; did not have to get close to a fool bird to kill it—didn't have to know how it would stand if he didn't look at it and moved off to the side” (186 ). Showing that Brian has truly changed his lifestyle, he rejects the rifle. Brian becomes determined to finish this journey successfully by being aware of his surroundings and fighting with only his wits and the hatchet. In this moment that we, the reader, realize that Brian has grown-up. However, will his perseverance be enough to survive this devastating life threatening journey?
In Richard Wright’s short story Almos’ A Man, he expresses the idea that becoming a man is not a physical change but an emotional one that involves taking responsibility for mistakes and accepting those consequences. Wright starts by introducing Dave as a young seventeen-year-old boy that thinks he is old enough to own a gun. Dave thinks he needs a gun to prove he is a man so that the other workers will stop treating him like a child. In this excerpt, “But Ma, we needa gun. Pa ain got no gun.