The shadowed faces, the whistling and pattering, and the dangerous landscape all terrorize Mole because he ventures into the Wild Wood by himself. All the terrifying sights and sounds cause his imagination to run wild, making the experience even worse. On its larger symbolic level, then, the terror relates to the fear a small child feels when s/he ventures into a realm that s/he is not ready for. Much as Rat warns Mole to stay away from the Wild Wood, parents often warn their children about dangers that should be proactively avoided. Of course, like Mole does, children
After a childish prank he pulled when he was a young boy, his father incarnated him for may years. Boo can be referred to a style 'mocking bird'of the story as he is one of the townss most judged members, but is actually just an innocent caring man. Boo has very little contact with the outside world. When he starts leaving toys and objects in a hollow tree trunk for jet and scout, it's one of boos first interactions with anyone other then his father and brother. Attics, scout jem and society all misjudged boos shy personality for so,e crazy killer man.
Boo does not act like a normal person. Being too bizarre and strange for your environment is just as bad as staying out of sight and cutting off contact with everyone else because then people will gossip and rumor about your life to compensate for not knowing. This is shown in the case of Boo Radley. Just because Boo wanted to be left alone and not be bothered he became the focal point for all the rumors and the gossip of the town. Children speculate and fabricate ideas as well as the adults do about Boo.
Of course not, all people know that fighting can’t solve anything, and sometimes it would make the problem worse. Spanking the children is not okay because it would make the child has bad memories and spanking can’t solve problems. Spanking will make the children have bad memories. Even they grow up and become the one who doesn’t needs their parent spanking anymore, a good kids, he still remember how their parents hit them, and how it hurt.
When Curly first saw Lennie, he already had a bad impression towards him because Curly hated people that are bigger than him. What made it worse is that George was talking for Lennie because he didn't want him to say anything that could compromise their jobs. Curly got suspicious at Lennie because he didn't talk much, so George told Curly that Lennie is is cousin and that when he was young he got kicked in the head by a horse which caused his mental disablity. As Curley left, George told Lennie that he should avoid Curly before anything happens, but if Curly wanted a fight just give it to him and teach him a lesson. Minutes later, 2 of the handymen around the farm returned to the bunkhouse that they were in.
Its obvious with his behavior. He might of had something or did something that was embarrassing that stuck with him. I was embarrassed with some of the things i did back in middle school and how i came off to some people as a jerk or something like that. 9.8.09 I personally think that my father and I have the worst road rage, i get it from him, he doesnt get aggressive or anything he just yells and cuts people off and stuff, i unfortunately have received that trait and i try to control myself sometimes. 9.9.09 i wouldnt stay in a haunted house, i am a chicken when it comes down to that kind of stuff, i would lose my mind, mentally i wouldnt be able to handle it, 9.10.09 The movies 25th Hour and the Goal series movies are very emotional to me, the 25th hour is very sad and intense, Goal is very suspensful, sad, and inspirational, those are my favorite movies for sure.
Scout also does not understand the consequences of many things. This includes about fighting and the situation with Boo Radley, the Finch’s exclusive neighbour. Having such a young narrator gives To Kill a Mockingbird a different point of view to many other stories. It shows innocence and naivety, but also to not judge everything straight away. It helps ease the tension, especially during such a controversial novel.
Breakfast is served… In the movie “The Breakfast Club”, I think that John Bender and Andrew Clark are most like me. I think that Allison Reynolds is not like me at all. John Bender kind of matches my personality because he is rebellious and I sort of am as well. He also is very annoying and a lot of people tell me I am annoying too. John Bender likes to make trouble and havoc in the school when he is in detention and somedays I just try to make trouble for no reason.
He found a tunnel to hide the things he couldn’t compress. When he didn't fell like being with the rest of his brother or doing what the council said he would sneak to his cave and explore and discover new things. When he saw new thing he would try to see how they would work. It got so bad they he even tried to convince house of scholars he discovered something they didn't know about, that had made him get exiled. All in all the book showed me that you don’t have to be like everyone and normal is or rated.
So with that being said, many students could feel uncomfortable hearing it at school. Also, if the class isn’t really a diverse classroom, that could make it even harder. Students won’t feel that it’s appropriate to speak up about being uncomfortable with the language or word choice, especially when the other students don’t seem to mind. The last thing a student wants is to be the odd guy out. The word is blatantly attached to racism, and that makes it a hard case to argue.