To this day I still enjoy a good cheesy dad joke, but that being said they are no longer something to make laugh so hard I pee my pants. When I was a little girl I practically admired anybody that said a pun, because in my mind whoever could come up with a pun had a special type of brain. In my mind they had a certain type of intelligence that took years to achieve. I mean after all, how else could they come up with such cool plays on words? When I look at my sense of humor now, though I still enjoy a good play on words, my sense of humor is definitely a lot more sexual and even a bit mean sometimes.
"Brother put lots of his time, effort, and care into Doodle even though "It's a miracle [he] didn't give up" (Hurst). His efforts showed the pride he had, or at least wanted to have in his younger sibling; even if it was rooted in selfishness. Pride is what motivated Brother to help him, though he wished it was his family which gave him the grit to always push Doodle to success. Brother
For example, while Brother and Doodle start telling lies, Brother realizes that, “yes, I must admit it. Doodle could beat me at lying” (559). Most people want to be better then someone else, but Brother didn’t need to think twice about who could lie better, and Brother happily accepts the fact that Doodle is better than him at that. Brother is a pleasurable and honest sibling. with love and respect, Brother thought that, “Doodle was just about the craziest brother a boy ever had… like someone you meet in your dreams” (555).
Although he shows these traits, he doesn’t realize that he has friends. He is finally convinced when Alai says to him, “‘Always my friend, always the best of my friends,’” ( ). The extent of his friendship is shown by this, warming the heart of readers. Another powerful example of his friendships extent is when William Bee answered, “‘Ender, if you 're on one side of the battle, it won 't be equal no matter what the conditions are.’ ‘Right!’, called the boys. Many of them laughed.
He has a friendly but paranoid demeanor to his personality, and he is loved by his second 'family ', which is just Greasers. Last but not least, Dallas or 'Dally ' Winston. He is a typical bad boy in the novel, and most young adults or girls like guys like him because he 's wild and very flirtatious. He 's a tuff guy with a lot of pent up anger, but he rarely takes it out on his buddies unless they made him angry. People may like other characters in The Outsiders, but these three boys seemed to be liked the most for their different personalities.
Credibility Material: Growing up witnessing his every daily life, I am able to tell about this very man. C. Relevancy Material: The commemoration of his life and the tragic struggles he went through in his personal life is enough to inspire us to never give up and to always stay positive throughout our lifetime. D. As the principle of Bogue Chitto High School, Mickey Myers was admired by many people in our community; the adversities he was able to overcome are an inspiration to all. (Transition: Now I would like to tell you how.) II.
Jack is the character who I felt like I was most like. His actions portray him as a “make the best out of every situation” kind of person and I feel that’s most like me. Jack is a teenage boy that lives in Spruce Harbor. He likes to play soccer (Kline 4). Like Jack, I play for soccer for my high school team.
“If you don’t like it you can go home.” This also changes the mood as it was quite light before but then when Trish started making comments it changed to being offensive. His role also as Joel Abbot was highly successful in demonstrating tension, mood and use of space. His demonstration of tension was a big part of his role as Joel Abbot as you can see that he has anger issues and is very abusive physically and vocally, and doesn’t care about Rachel’s happiness. “No one gives a s*** about your job Rachel.” The mood in this scene changed as at first he was all happy was showing a lot of affection towards Rachel as he thought he may have had a job up
Hassan becomes a great father because of guidance from Ali and by overcoming his personal struggles. Hassan plays with Sohrab, listens to how he feels, understands him and cares for him, everything Baba did not do. Sohrab has a good early life with his father, those years acted as a foundation for how he would most likely grow up to be. He also resembles Hassan’s forgiving nature, an example of this being when Sohrab says "Father used to say it is wrong to hurt even bad people. Because they do not know any better and because bad people sometimes become good."
This sad, poor, little boy finally found a place where other children, like him, were figuring out their lives, too. Soccer changes lives. Friendships form and get stronger through soccer. When I started playing soccer in first grade, I developed new friendships with people I never imagined. I even made friends with boys, which was something completely new for me.