I will be discussing the transforming effect that the literature I have read has had on me. I will outline the discrimination in Freak the mighty and The Curious incident of the dog in the night time. Also, in Much Ado about Nothing I will outline the immaturity of Claudio as well as the horrific manner in which Claudio treated Hero throughout the film. Furthermore, I will also outline how the aspect that people should never give up is shown in the short story The Fly. Finally I will discuss the struggle to be independent in The Captive Lion.
In the novels, Freak the Mighty by Rodman Philback and The Curious Incident of the dog in the night time by Mark Haddon, discrimination is a central theme. I did not agree with the manner in which Freak and Max are discriminated against by Tony D as Tony wanted to bully and call them names “ you! The Freak! You and your giant retard.” In so doing he made Freak and Max feel that they are social outcasts and will never get friends. I was not satisfied when Freak or Max did not stand up for themselves because I believe that people who discriminate should be held accountable for there wrong doing.. Moreover, In the Curious incident of the dog in the night time Discrimination was a big Theme I was not satisfied with the manner in which Christopher is discriminated against by society as they mock him by calling him a “ train elf.” I was also not pleased with Mrs Gascoyn for not helping Christopher reach his full potential in his Education but instead of helping she stated that she didn’t want to treat Christopher differently because everyone else would want to be treated differently. In Addition I was not satisfied with Christopher’s father Ed boon doing everything for Christopher by making his meals according to his likes and dislikes as well as overprotecting him against society therefore creating a disadvantage for Christopher to interact with other children from different neighborhoods. Thus the theme of discrimination in The Curious Incident of the dog in the night time and Freak the Mighty had a transformative affect on me. Furthermore , in the film Much Ado about Nothing By Kenneth Branagh , Immaturity and horrifying manners are central themes. I was not pleased with the immaturity of Claudio in which he quickly abandons Hero in two occasions, the first time he abandoned Hero was when Don John told Claudio that Don Pedro wanted to have Hero all to himself. The second time was when Don John told Borachio to have a sexual intercourse with Margaret in front of Hero’s balcony so that it looked like Hero was cheating on Claudio before their weeding the next day. Instead of confronting Hero and asking why She did it he decided to shame her in front of everyone on their wedding day by calling her names, screaming at her as well as pushing her into her father and saying you can have Hero back. Moreover, I was also not satisfied with the immaturity of Don Pedro, Claudio, Leonato, Hero, Margaret and Ursula in which they trick Benedick and Beatrice into thinking they love each other. Leonato, Claudio and Don Pedro where the first to trick Benedick, Leonato, Claudio and Don Pedro where in the garden saying that Hero told Claudio that Beatrice was actually in love with Benedick. The same happened when Margaret lured Beatrice into coming to the garden to come talk when Margaret leaves Beatrice overhears Ursula And Hero talking loud in the garden. Hero tells Ursula that Claudio told her that Benedick is actually in love …show more content…
I did not agree with the manner in which the lion is getting denied for his independence from society as the society locked the lion in the cage in a limited space and was not able to go out. The lion wanted to go out of the cage and this is evident when the poet mentions when the lion has memories of running and hunting free. I believe that independence should not be taken away from any person or animal because it plays a massive role in that person or animals life. Therefore, the theme of the struggle to become independent in The Captive lion has had a transformative effect on
In the novels, Freak the Mighty by Rodman Philback and The Curious Incident of the dog in the night time by Mark Haddon, discrimination is a central theme. I did not agree with the manner in which Freak and Max are discriminated against by Tony D as Tony wanted to bully and call them names “ you! The Freak! You and your giant retard.” In so doing he made Freak and Max feel that they are social outcasts and will never get friends. I was not satisfied when Freak or Max did not stand up for themselves because I believe that people who discriminate should be held accountable for there wrong doing.. Moreover, In the Curious incident of the dog in the night time Discrimination was a big Theme I was not satisfied with the manner in which Christopher is discriminated against by society as they mock him by calling him a “ train elf.” I was also not pleased with Mrs Gascoyn for not helping Christopher reach his full potential in his Education but instead of helping she stated that she didn’t want to treat Christopher differently because everyone else would want to be treated differently. In Addition I was not satisfied with Christopher’s father Ed boon doing everything for Christopher by making his meals according to his likes and dislikes as well as overprotecting him against society therefore creating a disadvantage for Christopher to interact with other children from different neighborhoods. Thus the theme of discrimination in The Curious Incident of the dog in the night time and Freak the Mighty had a transformative affect on me. Furthermore , in the film Much Ado about Nothing By Kenneth Branagh , Immaturity and horrifying manners are central themes. I was not pleased with the immaturity of Claudio in which he quickly abandons Hero in two occasions, the first time he abandoned Hero was when Don John told Claudio that Don Pedro wanted to have Hero all to himself. The second time was when Don John told Borachio to have a sexual intercourse with Margaret in front of Hero’s balcony so that it looked like Hero was cheating on Claudio before their weeding the next day. Instead of confronting Hero and asking why She did it he decided to shame her in front of everyone on their wedding day by calling her names, screaming at her as well as pushing her into her father and saying you can have Hero back. Moreover, I was also not satisfied with the immaturity of Don Pedro, Claudio, Leonato, Hero, Margaret and Ursula in which they trick Benedick and Beatrice into thinking they love each other. Leonato, Claudio and Don Pedro where the first to trick Benedick, Leonato, Claudio and Don Pedro where in the garden saying that Hero told Claudio that Beatrice was actually in love with Benedick. The same happened when Margaret lured Beatrice into coming to the garden to come talk when Margaret leaves Beatrice overhears Ursula And Hero talking loud in the garden. Hero tells Ursula that Claudio told her that Benedick is actually in love …show more content…
I did not agree with the manner in which the lion is getting denied for his independence from society as the society locked the lion in the cage in a limited space and was not able to go out. The lion wanted to go out of the cage and this is evident when the poet mentions when the lion has memories of running and hunting free. I believe that independence should not be taken away from any person or animal because it plays a massive role in that person or animals life. Therefore, the theme of the struggle to become independent in The Captive lion has had a transformative effect on