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Essay About Coming To High School

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STORY ENDING TO KILL MOCKING BIRD for two months in a coma, finally jem sober as well. father and younger brother are very happy and do not forget to say gratitude for healing jem. after a few days of rest, jem finally resumed his schooling activity. the situation is now different from the situation before jem accident. he who was so excited to go to school, always got compliments from teachers because intelligence and diligence now everything is gone there is only laziness and lack of passion shown jem physical effects are now less good compared to the previous. however, because it gets any support from those closest to jem finally got a new strength to stay motivated to continue their education. one year later at the beginning …show more content…

he thought he would find life more recent and even very pleasant from the dreary life that never happened. jem continue his father's work as a lawyer, while tiara enrolled in the most famous universities in the city. the desire to study abroad in dispute by heart who does not want much from her lover. after four years of college, tiara was appointed as a manager in one of the family. enjel work in one of the architectural firm on the most important part of the company. in addition, he also opened a bakery to build additional income. jem while still being a lawyer, but in contrast to other lawyers. he was very famous name and his fame even reached the ears of the people in the country side. after several years of work jem intend to apply tiara as his life companion. application events ensued, the suspect is not a bad thing that happened during the event application. jem tiara parents refused the application on the grounds of physical abnormalities. it really gave a hard blow to the self-jem, and also his family. tiara which are so loved jem denied both of parents, but all of the complaints the tiara not heard by his parents. after the incident severing the relationship between jem and tiara already in interlace for many

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