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Theme Of Commitment In A Piece Of Steak

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The third part of commitment is in A Piece Of Steak. Commitment was involved when Tom wanted to take a train and cab to a place he could fight an experienced boxer. The reason why he wanted to go is so he could win money for his family to pay for all the food they will need and for everything they will need like rent and other appliances and clothes. On page 324 there 's a quote about when Tom went to the fight and sandel took the first fight. “ The first round was all Sandel’s, and he had the house yelling with the rapidity with his whirlwind rushes. He overwhelmed king with avalanches of punches, and King did nothing. He never struck once, contenting himself up with covering up, blocking and ducking and clinching to avoid punishment”. This

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