The Perseverance of a Mother Every mother sticks up for their child no matter what. Chris’s mother is one of the few back in the nineteen thirties that did not just fed and wash their crippled child and leave them. She would not give up on Chris she knew he would be just as good as anny of the other kids. Her perseverance helped Chris. Chris’s mother is a mother of twenty two children, she had already lost four and she was not going to give up on one of her middle children Chris. Her personality helped her care and respect her son’s needs. She is a kind, nurturing and loving mother that will do anything for anyone of her kids especially Chris. She is also a stubborn woman that would not agree with the doctors no matter what they said Chris …show more content…
She would read to him and they would let him be around the other children and go outside in the warm sun filled days. She would never give up hope that someday her little Chris would be just as good as any other child. Her hope was that strong that some days she would ask him questions hoping he would respond in some way. “ Her eyes looked from my face down to my foot, with the chalk gripped between my toes. She put down the pot.” ( Brown 5). Her hopes were soon proven to be true. All the way through the appointments and clinic they take Chris to, his mother argues with the doctors that his mind is perfectly fine it’s just his body that is not. His mother struggles with the doctors to show them that chris’s mind is perfect. She would not accept that her son might be a hopeless case no matter what the doctors told her. “ Mother decided there and then that she would take matters into her own hands.” ( Brown 2). Chris’s mother stopped taking him to doctors and began to help her son alone with only her wits and her hopes to guide her. Chris’s mother is brave women as she as shown as throughout the story. She will never give up hope in anyone of her children. Chris soon learned how to do things all thanks to his mother he picked up that chalk and wrote that shaky “A” with his mother’s help that night. Which goes to show that a mother’s perseverance is all that she need to help
Chris had to have kept that anger inside and to himself without ever confronting his parents and resolving the issues. It isn't healthy for anyone, least of all a child, to keep any emotions inside for so long. Since finding his father's secret, it strained his relationship with his parents even further and because of that, it might have cause him to be more stubborn and independent, which was both beneficial and damaging for
Chris is independence allowed him to love the feeling of being alone on his journey also allowed him to feel the joy of being on his own. His journey into the wild was in some ways a journey of self-exploration, he was at ease with being alone. His intelligence provided him with the resources to survive in the wilderness. Chris’s confidence also served well for it enabled him to have enough guts to do what he did in the first place.
Many close relatives and friends would say she has faced many hardships on her path. These hardships taught her to become even stronger and resilient than she was before. Furthermore, these
Chris Mccandless separates himself from his father, his sister, and all of society. Mccandless separates himself from his father. Walt Mccandless, Chris’s Father was the easiest one for Chris Mccandless to separate from because Walt Mccandless wanted Chris Mccandless to be normal and like everyone else but
He was a confused soul that had been lost for many years luckily on his journey Chris had found independence, and self-reliance he was able to create a new life for himself even if it was towards the end of the line, that life was filled with meaning, purpose, and, “the raw throb of existence” (Krakauer
Through the use of allusions, pathos, and precise language, Adams is able to effectively advise her son. These rhetorical devices are used to help ingrain confidence in her son, establish the emotional connection between mother and son, and outline her expectations for her son. Adams’ use of allusions helps her son become more confident in his abilities. In line 40 of her letter, Adams asks “Would Cicero have shone so distinguished an orator if he had not been roused, kindled, and inflamed by the tyranny of Catiline, Verres and Mark Anthony?”. Through this allusion, Adams portrays the message that one needs to face great adversity before they can become great.
Chris just wants to be completely separated from his family and their life. Chris leaves his parents without saying a word to them: “By the beginning of August 1990, Chris’s parents had heard nothing from their son since
He’d successfully kept Jan Burres and Wayne Westerberg at arm’s length, flitting out of their lives before anything was expected of him. And now he’d slipped painlessly out of Ron Franz’s life as well,” every time someone tried to become close to him, he pushed him or her away. When Ronald Franz asked to adopt him, Chris told him that they would talk about it when he returns from Alaska. Chris’ problems with his father affected his ability to form new, close relationships, and ultimately sent him to his death.
One way Chris got away from the abuse as a child was he would leave home to get away from his parents. Thus
She started helping around the house, but when she figured out that it wasn’t much, she got a job at the fields and even though she had no experience in it she still went ahead and did it. “Mama had been strong for her. Now it was her turn to be strong for Mama. She must show her that she didn’t need to worry anymore.”(p163) Based on this quote, I can tell that she knew she had to be strong and her Mom’s sickness didn’t make her more sad than she already was, it motivated her to be strong for her mom and whatever was coming up.
Turns out Chris had problems with his dad and authority. It doesn't become clear why until it is revealed that Chris managed to find out some hidden shade about the past of his
Simone’s struggles started early in her childhood. Her mother was a drug and alcohol abuser; she did not even know her dad. Her grandparents took her in, and she knew them as Mom and Dad ever since then. Having a strong relationship with her mom has been a very positive thing in Simone’s life.
Motivation drives him to struggle and to get rid of this situation. With his strong motivation, Chris had succeeded even without physiological needs such as food, water, and shelter. Furthermore, Chris also motivated Christopher during the free time with his son playing basketball. He told Christopher not to let somebody to think that he can’t do something. He also told him to always protect his own dream.
Chris’s need to “divorce” his parents was due to the fact that he truly despised the lifestyle that they lived and had, especially since it was fueled by materialism and betrayal. Chris’s father, Walt, lived a double life before and during the first years of Chris’ life. He seemingly had two women at his beck and call, but as soon he got discovered and that lifestyle vanquished for him. Although,
Motivation drives him to struggle until the very end to get rid of this situation. With motivation, Chris had succeed even without biological needs such as food, water, and shelter. Besides, Chris also motivate his son to protect his dream during his free time with his son playing basketball. He motivates his son by saying “Hey. Don’t ever let somebody tell you… You can’t do something.