Essay

When someone knocks on the door, it was Walter in a Nazi uniform. He asked Max to come with him without his family. Max refuses to go with Walter. “I won’t leave. If we all can’t go, I don’t go either.” (Page 193, Chapter 31). In the end, Max has no choice but to go with Walter. Max’s families said their goodbyes to Max and gave him valuable/cash. But, Max left with Walter without saying his goodbyes to his family. Walter kept Max hidden for two years and when he checked on Max’s family, they were gone. This scene shows that Max feels like he has abandoned his family and feels ashamed of

Because of this every one of the friends decided to come to this party max was having. After his death all of his friends seem to say that they didn't kill him but one person seemed to not know what was going on, Ray. Ray was the last one with Max before he died but his testimony of going to the bathroom was true because of the evidence :“I set down my cup of cola and went to the bathroom at about

Hans (Papa) told her that she couldn’t tell anyone about who Max was or that he was staying with them. When Hans told her this she realized that he was serious and that it was important for her not to tell anyone if she didn’t want Hans (Papa) to get taken away which may cause her to never see him ever again.

The point of Sol giving him that example was for him to slow down and not go delusional on finding that number pattern. Sol acts as a source of knowledge and truth because he gives insights to Max to not overwhelm himself because he has been through he is experiencing. This ties into Max’s second hallucination in where he sees a brain on the floor. He pokes it three times and the significances is that each poke shows the apprehension of him wanting moving forward. As he pokes it a third time, he gathers up all his strength to pierce the brain. It symbolizes how he choose to move forward and disregard what Sol had told him.

Quote to support: “Max wants someone like Eric, who will help him establish the new Dauntless agenda, who will be easy to manipulate“ (Roth 172).

Although all three characters applied critical thinking to an extent, I feel that Max was the one that put the most effort into. Max’s objective was to date Polly because she has the characteristics of what Max thinks that a lawyer’s wife should have. However, the issue was that she was missing one of the traits, intelligence. After addressing his purpose and objectives, Max identified the issue and came up with a plan to address the issue. Max proceeded with his plan and thought Polly logic and false analogies in his attempt to improve his intelligence. Although well executed, Max’s attempt failed to reach his objective, which was to go steady with Polly.

In a conversation with Melinda, he takes the time to fill her in on the customer visit which she had no direct part in. Max also asks his team what they believe is missing from the team, and fights to provide it for them. Allowing his employees to engage in part towards the strategy and direction of the team illustrates this team is a unit working together, rather than individuals working on Max’s project.

Max being ambitious was good for him but helped create his downfall, Max Fischer was a young kid at Rushmore high school who was very ambitious, humbled and wanted to do everything he could. Max was leader or president of every club or extra curriculum thing  Rushmore had, which he created. Max relationship with women was a different story. At first he was regular max but when  women came along he changed, he became a different person. A new max was on the horizon.

On the other hand, after his adventure, Max understand better her mother, he understands that she spends a really hard time and she never stop to support him.

As the situation escalated, countries started to spy on one another in order to find secrets that might solve their energy problems. Max’s brother was one of those scientists. Max shared an apartment with his brother, in fact the two could never be separated. They ate meals together, went to sport games together, went to the movies together, but when it came to his brothers job, it was all “hush-hush.”

Mrs. Cordell stated her initial reason for wanting Max is because she loves him and he is her grandson. Mrs. Cordell stated she does not want her grandson to be placed in foster care away from the family when she can care for him. Mrs. Cordell stated her son Anthony called her with the situation and she packed up and moved to Temple to care for Max. Mrs. Cordell stated she wants Max to grow up with his family and be around the family as he grows up. Mrs. Cordell stated she will do whatever it takes to get Max back with his family. Mrs. Cordell stated the mother Melissa is currently in jail and Anthony is not living in the home until CPS says he can move back to the home. Mrs. Cordell stated she will provide for Max and protect him from Melissa

Finally, Independence, what’s next? This question addresses what many Americans felt following their independence from Britain. After the Revolutionary War, the infant nation struggled to develop the democratic nation that is situated today. The creation of the government was a major task that will help establish the basic functions of the national government and ensure the success of the nation. The Articles of Confederation was notably the first system of government that was proposed and implemented. It was drafted by Congress in 1777, spelling out the official set of laws to govern the United States of America. Between 1780 to 1791 was a critical time for the Americans because many problems they faced directly affected the future of

One of the remarks she makes in her attempt to do what she desires to do, which is not going to Florida, is to tell Bailey, her son, the news about The Misfit.

and Max’s background are dangerous, a special bond between the two is developed. This is made

We can see in the prologue that Max is still quite a cold and distant man, and the narrator still lives to serve him, by reading him the paper and other activities like that, so in the end, their relationship still reflects the expectations of this time that a woman should live to please her man, and the man can act however he wants.