His behaviour and mindset following the revelation that his dream is no longer obtainable clearly indicate that George no longer believes in his dream, he has acknowledged the fact that his dream is no longer attainable. When George discovers that Lennie has killed Curley’s wife, he ignores Candy’s pleas to maintain hope that their dream can come true, rather he begins to envision himself living the life of a lonely migrant farm worker. A quote that illustrates this belief can be found on page 93 where George states “I’ll work my month an’ I’ll take my fifty bucks an’ I’ll stay all night in some lousy cat house. Or I’ll set in some pool room till ever’body goes home. An’ then I’ll come back an’ work another month an’ I’ll have fifty bucks more.” Here John Steinbeck uses repetition to make it abundantly clear to the reader that George has forsaken his dream, and chosen to become the lonely farm worker he once felt empathy towards.
It provide the concept of ‘oneness’. The cultural isolation of the migrant people create rootlessness, nostolgic feelings and live between past and present and also it generated to cultural conflict between the two cultures that is biculturalism. It finaly leads to the cultural hubridity. The diasporic people thing and experieced in between the two borders “what we are” and “ what we have become”. They quest their own identity in the alien country because where they loss their identity.
He struggles with a name he is embarrassed by and a heritage either Indian or American he is not sure of either. Gogol wants to redefine himself as a born and brought up of USA rather than to be identified from his parent’s Bengali immigrant culture. In order to get self definition, he abandons the name Gogol and tries to become someone else. The question of identity becomes crucial when a person is culturally displaced and he cannot co-relate with any of the two worlds in which he is living. While experiencing identity confusion from a change of names, Gogol is nonetheless able to define his identity.
: More than ten years in your so called yooniversity. And with all that degrees and all you do nothing but lie there covered with that dirty blanket of yours. If not sleeping you are always staring at that laptok of yours (she has no clue about the dank memes and the fun of trolling plebs in the forums). If I say anything you say you are doing research. Research, research, what research I don’t know.
Language is a barrier for immigrants. Language is the basis of communication which facilitates asking for help and expressing feelings. Moving from another country is not an easy task and adjusting to the new environment is even more difficult. The Shimerdas are an example of the struggle immigrants face when going to a new country. Not knowing English put them at a distance from others which resulted in an arduous year, but also made them easy targets for people to take advantage of naive immigrants.
It has been almost ten years since my uncle returned home and he still isn’t the same as when he first joined the army. His PTSD prevents him from going out at night, listening to fireworks, and he has to have an emotional support animal. His life has been changed forever because our country decided to join a war we may or may not have even needed. Additionally, the changes of war can have negative effects on a country’s economy and culture. According to
Laïsa does not tell Georges who his father is because she fears Alfred would kill his son to protect his image. Georges marries a beautiful girl named, Zélie. Alfred tries to repeat what he did with Zélie as he did with Laïsa in the past, but Zélie fights him off. Alfred falls and hits his head causing blood to spur. By the Code Noir, Zélie will have to accept her fate, which is death because she struck her master, Alfred.
I view life as very complex and uncertain in many ways, I see it as dark prism with no way out, a puzzle with no pieces, a maze with no path, an empty void. So, my attitude would be my number one priority if I would be able to change it. But change is something that we cannot control. Sometimes you want to change the way you think but you yourself is preventing it, in other times your environment or community changes it. Change will come and go, either for better or for
Then, we have Babar the Elephant who lives a carefree life until his mother is killed by hunters sacrificing herself for the herd’s safety. As the story continues young Babar is faced with the same situation and brave like his mother risk his life to save the herd as well. Amazingly, he 's not murdered only separated from his family so and learns to survive on his own. Personally, I think it’s sad how Elephants are killed by polluters for their tusks. In King Leopold’s Ghost, he used his power to rob Africa of its natural wealth which included ivory and many other resources.
The Datu name the boy “BATO” or stone in English because that boy named Bato is hard to touch like his body is covered with muscle not like a normal baby. At the age of 20 Bato was being respondent of a situation of not being stated. Just because bato was accused he left his hometown and hides himself for very long years. But then the Datu did not stop finding him, Bato was found and imprisoned in the dark place without food to eat and water to drink. Many years goes by Bato was became not to himself, his not on his mind and he has a very deep imagine that which he could talk to the things that surrounds him.