70 Raymond offers to the Guthrie brothers, which are a couple of young boys who are part of the novel, some money for helping him and his brother on the farm. Raymond considers the fact that the Guthrie boys did something for him, so he gives them recompense for their troubles. While his brother was just talking with Tom Guthrie, who is the Guthrie brothers’ father, and not even thinking about how to pay back the boys. This is clear evidence that Raymond is kinder than Harold since he thought about the boys while Harold didn’t. On the other hand, Harold is more observant than Raymond.
The tools he has will be sufficient to complete the job. The work will be done at a moderate pace, because he’s still drinking the beer that he brought with him. If parts are needed for your repair; he will quickly head of the cheapest parts store. Keep in mind that this trip is going to cost you. Once the work is completed, you will never get a price on the shade tree mechanic.
Whenever Phil feels like he is getting close, it ends in a slap in the face from Rita. He also decides to help the old homeless man on the street. The homeless man was close to dying and Phil fed him and gave him hospitality in his finals hours of life. Phil uses the free-will to fulfill his hedonistic goals first, but later uses it to do selfless deeds. Second, Phil has almost no control over his life.
He will live in the past, the present, and the future, and that the spirits of all three shall be within them. He will not ignore the lessons that they teach. Section 5 1- Scrooge becomes kind hearted and happy. He buys the biggest turkey in the butcher shop, makes a VERY generous donation to the charity he previously turned away and spends Christmas Day with Fred and his wife. The next day, Bob arrives at work late.
She says that she feels pride in performing her job and respecting others. Adams remarks “I am equal to all I meet because of the kindness in my heart” this is an honorable notation. As I read the Essay Be Cool to the Pizza Delivery Dude I was amazed at what I can learn from the small experiences in life. I believe that practicing humility and forgiveness is difficult for people, since they get too hung up
Acsher purpose, speaker, and intended audience isn’t evident until the end of the essay. Her main reason and purpose or writing the essay seems to be first that a way of defeating loneliness is to become your own best friend, and second to explain that even a homeless man can have dignity and can achieve self satisfaction . She depicts this when she describes him standing “unselfconsciously” tossing boxes aside. This shows he that even a homeless man is too good for a box demonstrating dignity. She then references Boxcar Child to endorse The Box man’s life and how he’s defeated his loneliness, and lives a more free and liberated life than the average person.
In Dagoberto Gilb’s story “Romero’s Shirt,” Romero’s plaid Pendleton shirt seems like an insignificant object at first, but gains symbolic significance as the story progresses. Juan Romero, a husband and father, was born and raised in Mexico in a family that had close to nothing. After moving to El Paso from Mexico he realized that there wasn’t much available to his family as a child and wanted different for the family he made with his wife. He cherished his plaid Pendleton shirt because to him it was more than a shirt, it was something he could wear anywhere and everywhere and it symbolized all the hard work he had done to make sure his family had a life that they deserved. Romero was an extremely hard worker and did whatever he could to provide for his family.
He always loves to help others and teach good things to his children. He was also clever person because he knew who was right and who was wrong. He helped his contractor of his house by buying him a new truck so that he could be happy and work very hard to make his house strong. Victor and Joseph were always curious and used to ask a lot of questions to his father. That day also they ask him a question about whey was he buying the truck to his contractor.
For example, “I give him five dollars” shows that he is willing to spend money right out of his own pocket so that Danny doesn’t go hungry. This happens when he is talking to Danny, a regular in Homeboy Industries, and realizes he needs food. The saint in Father Boyle gives him the money, which is really more than a five-dollar bill, it is a ticket. A ticket telling Danny that he supports him and wants him to do well. Father Greg just has the heart to drop anything to go help one of his fellow brothers or sisters.
In fact, they were brothers. They bought the red convertible together and travelled around together. As readers, we could easily imagine their brotherhood, their excitement when buying the car and their happy time when travelling. After Henry returned from the army, though the narrator Lyman used flat tone in describing the overreaction of Henry and how he saw him eating bread with his blood, readers could directly feel how painful Lyman was as he was helpless in helping his brother. At the same time, the narrator didn’t use emotional words to express his feeling but readers could understand his pain of seeing how his brother suffered after war was already beyond explaining by words.