Willie felt that he shouldn’t listen to his mother and her opinions on the homeless man and felt that she was judging him based on the assumptions of how all homeless people are like. Overall, both texts are similar in the
As The Hunger Games Katniss Everdeen defies the capital for the betterment of her people, so do many other literary figures. Some of these characters include Mark Twain’s Huckleberry Finn and Sophocles’s Antigone. Both of these characters convey the theme of rejecting society, as they rebel against society or authority to stay true to themselves. Huckleberry ignores society because he wants his independence and doesn’t want to be held back by anyone. On the other hand, Antigone only stands up to her uncle, the king, because she wants to bury and pay her respects to her dead brother, who rebelled against the city.
Jackson Jackson is a homeless Spokane Indian that happened upon his Grandmothers Indian dance regalia at a pawn shop. Jackson continuously throughout the story displays internal struggles and conflicts (the struggle that shapes the plot in the story) between battling alcoholism and making poor behavior choices that work against his quest to earn money to retrieve the regalia to reclaim a part of his family heritage. Jackson has an internal desire to want to do right, but his poor choices that he exhibits contribute to his persona to solidify his choice to embrace social alienation. The poor choice’s Jackson makes alienate him from society but also drives his desire to belong to a group. Indians are often displaced, which is a common theme that is shared among Indians is their loss of land, heritage, culture and independence.
According to Charles Mccardel“ He withholds the truth, but finally admits to his transgression. He does this partly to ease his conscience, but also (he hopes) to save his hide and protect his loved ones amid a witch hunt that's running out of control.” Even though he tells Elizabeth what he had done with Abigail without her having to find out through somebody else, she does not trust him anymore. It hurts her so bad it is hard for her because what she thought was a good, loving, caring man actually turns out to be a no-good cheater. He tries to make up for what he did through the years. No matter what he did she could never fully trust him , it could never be like it use to be.
The town of Maycomb disapproves of him because he portrays himself as a drunk who has nothing better to do than drink. When Dill and Scout run out of the courtroom, they meet him. It is only then when they realize who he is and what his true motives are. He is not evil, he is a man who wants to live freely without racism. Dolphus Raymond reveals his real character once he explains himself to the children.
According to Charles Mccardel“ He withholds the truth, but finally admits to his transgression. He does this partly to ease his conscience, but also (he hopes) to save his hide and protect his loved ones amid a witch hunt that's running out of control.” Even though he tells Elizabeth what he had done with Abigail without her having to find out through somebody else she does not trust him anymore. It hurts her so bad it is hard for her because what she thought was a good, loving, caring man actually turns out to be a no good cheater. He tries to make up for what he did through the years. No matter what he did she could never fully trust him , it could never be like it use to be.
As the majority of people suggests that people become homeless because of they are victims of circumstances instead of their own choice. Logically, there may be no people who want to be a part of homelessness and becomes street people by just staying at the road side and also at the street. In that case, other people may also talk bad about them and think that they are lazy, smelly and bad people when they are just seeing them physically. For example, Stanley who is a father of two sons and he is an alcoholic. One of his sons has become like his father and one of them is not.
Especially in insufficient cities or villages, where no works and half of citizens lives in poverty . It is in government interest to reduce the number of homeless . In case that homeless people are also part of society and they are also influence on the outlook of republic . Problem also include, that government tried to solve this problem , by the way it was unsuccessful , in the case that they are unwishful to spend money for homeless people. The reason of these action, is that some people think , that homeless people do not deserve help , because they came in such condition by themselves.
He is certain that he should be the head of the family and solely be the provider for the Younger family. He struggles deeply with the fact that his family members have a lack of faith in him and his role in their family. He blames his lack of power on the female members of his family as well as his race. “We are one group of men tied to a race of women with small minds.” (Hansberry, 2011, p. 19) Throughout the play, his idea to invest in a liquor store business is also dispirited by his mother, sister and wife. Walter wants to be respected and uphold his sought-after role as a man.
This is what happened to Tacloban City’s mayor, which is Alfred S. Romualdez. He is man with good credentials gone baggage-tagged as a “useless” mayor due to some incidents that he was not able to handle, even if the incidents are out of his reach. Alfred S. Romualdez is worthy to be the mayor of Tacloban, even though he failed to secure the peace of the city after the typhoon has battered Tacloban, because of his reputation as a leader and the projects his administration implemented that benefit the city.