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The Moose And The Bully Analysis

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Characteristics of the victim’s of the bully

Bully has drawn more attention in public since the death rate resulted out of bully has been increased. It could happen everywhere under any circumstances, physically or mentally. Bully wasn’t a new issue. It happened since the human being appears. There are too many reasons arousing the bully, but no one can deny that It is one of the frailties of human nature. Anyway, The victim of the bully affords plenty of pressure that could pay for a high price, such as life. In this paper, I’m going to analyze the characteristics of the two victims in the story of All summer in a day and The Moose and the Sparrow. It can be concluded that the victims has been chosen because of their different appearances, introvert temperament and some experience that was envied.

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Special appearance is the primary reason that the victim …show more content…

So the victim was like a puppet to be controlled by the bully.

The long lasting depression caused two distinctive results. Maybe a Non/never stop bullying like Margot, or the impulse bursting another tragedy, such as Maddon’s suddenly death. They are all open ended the story without telling the reader a specific ending, but the result can be predicted in accordance with the author’s existing information.

Like the words Mr Robinson said to Cecil, “There are some men, who are so twisted inside that they want to take it out on the world. They feel that most other men have had better breaks than they’ve had, and it rankles inside them. They try to get rid of this feeling by working it out on somebody who’s even weaker than they are.” As we known, bully has existed everywhere in our daily life. People around the world are seeking fairness and promote correct realization for everyone, hoping diminish discrimination. We should put our effort to prevent, identify and stop the bully, decrease the possibility to ensure a fair environment for

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