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Yousif's Wish Analysis

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Yousif is the 4”10 student in my class that, unfortunately, has the same birthday, August 28, 2004. Which is really weird because there are 365 days in a year and he happens to be born on the same exact day. This child was born in Dearborn, lonely without any pets, and his favorite color is blue. These are just small things that make up who he is, but let 's get into bigger things such as a place he wishes he can go to, his college choice, and his wish.
First of all, we will learn about what place he wants to go to. If he were to go to any place in the world, he would go to California. But he does not want to go there in a time where there are earthquakes and hurricanes occurring. Along with that, it is just a paradise to relax from homework and other stupid things.a …show more content…

He wants to go to Oakland University for the future. In Oakland, he wants to do basketball. And also the food and ice cream is really good.
Finally, we will get into Yousif’s main wish. If he were to make any wish to be granted, it would be to have lots of money. To Yousif, being rich is better than anything else in the world. And if money had his face on it, it would be worthless.
As you can see, Yousif is unique in many ways. Going to California, getting into Oakland University, and being rich are simple descriptions of how he wants his future to look like. It is what makes him who he is today. Keep

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