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My Son Came Home Analysis

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There once lived a father and son in a small house on the hills.The son was a very bad kid all he did was party all the time he never helped his father.His father was a hard working guy who worked in the fields all day and came home and couldn 't even have nice meal because he would give all his money to his son so he can enjoy his time.One day after a hard day of work the father came home very upset he saw that his son wasn 't home so he stayed up hungry and waited for his son to get home. His son came home drunk. Did you drink his father asked? Yup son laughed okay thats it I 'm tired of working for you I have tried to not let you see any pain or ever miss your mother so I gave you everything but now I 'm not giving you anything. The son got …show more content…

Son took him to his bed. The next day the son wakes up early in the morning to get ready for work. But instead of work he goes to his dad get up dad please. I wanna change back I 'm tired of going to work everyday. Working in under the hot sun then coming home and not getting anything to eat and then doing all the chorus at home as well. I understand all the hard work you do. I understand how much you do for me but this work is not for me. The dad sits up I know I 'm tired too. Son why didnt you tell me how much you miss your mother and how much you miss spending time with me. Also I understand you also go through lots of pressure in school and with your friend and OMG what is wrong with your girlfriend that girl needs a life beside you. I know right she 's a stocker. So I understand if you need time for yourself and you go and party and drink it alright with me for now on but I think we should both go out for a drink so you should come home and we will eat and go out for drinks. That can be how we spend time together alright son. Okay dad and I promise ill help you. We will help each other the father says. They both hug each other and suddenly the lights turn off and then it comes back . OMG I 'm myself again the

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