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Those Three Wishes Judith Gorog Analysis

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Life’s experiences shapes our values of life. I know this because in our class we have studied some articles support my claim. One of the articles that greatly impacted my thoughts was “Those Three Wishes” by Judith Gorog. Another example that opened my eyes was “The athlete as agent of change” by Lonnie Bunch and David Skorton. In the article “Those Three Wishes” there is a girl that named Melinda Alice. Melinda Alice was a extremely rude person. Her mother thought she would grow out of it and her father only cared about her grades. Melinda Alice’s value was all about herself as if she was a queen. One day when she was walking home alone she almost stepped on a snail when he offered her 3 wishes. She got all her wishes to come true when

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