Frank Abagnale 's Outlaw Life

children to raise. He was not getting enough attention as he wanted at home, he got his

feeling of being isolated where he lived in a world where everyone was like him.

He was used to live in his brother’s shadow, but when the boat accident happened to them, he was the only one to survive. As he was always indentifying himself the less important one, he considered it was wrong that he was the one who would still have a life. As a result of nervous breakdown, he tried to kill himself with cutting his wrists in the bathroom, fortunately his father found out and save him. Then he went to the psychiatric for four months. When he comes back, there are still issues he needs to deal with.

He felt like he didn’t belong in the reservation and felt the World State represented everything he despised has a child which was his mom inability to control her sexual desires. He felt that he didn’t belong in both those worlds and the feeling of isolation can really eat away at a person mentally and physically. At the end, he found that the only solution was to pull the plug on his miserable existence. Even though he enriched himself through his appreciation of classic literature and to getting to make new friendship to set him apart from his

First dilemma that he faced was his family’s financial problems. This allowed for health problems to decimate him and his family. During these financial problems, his family scraped up enough money to

When he leaves home to embark on this adventure, many times he becomes insecure and troubled without the safety and comfort of his home. He becomes homesick often, and wishes for his warm fire, his plentiful food, and for what was safe and familiar, and the narrator constantly reminds us that “it was not the last time he wished that”. This is especially worse in the first seven

* He got back together with his highschool sweetheart and he tried to provide a better life for his children. He wanted to built his own business and to be his own boss. But uneducated wife bothered him to discipline his children. The emotion of his vision forced him to overcome these challanges and

1. Frank started out small crimes instead of starting with a big crime that he couldn 't handle. He started by shoplifting but soon realized he was meant for something greater. He moved on to persuading gas stations into giving him a portion of the money he earned. Eventually Frank 's father 's gas credit card was billed and the plan stopped working.

In order to allow himself to live in such poor conditions, he used to convince himself that this was only temporary; until he could find a more permanent place for him to settle down- in truth the conditions made it easier for him to stay away for long periods of time, a criteria for

The reason was because he got so clear on what was most important to him and all of those opportunities, invitations and people that came into his life, were merely distractions and the way that he stayed grounded was by saying no to the majority of things, so that he could say yes to the right things.

His foster family sent him to good school and he got well educated, also in the future of his life, his wife maybe brightened his days and made him happy when he might have been feeling down

Frank Lucas—a vile, disgusting, and corrupt individual—used his knowledge of business to propel him into the infamous position of the American gangster. He was a very intelligent individual who buttressed many aspects of an executive leader. Thus, after Bumpy Johnson dies, Frank becomes aware of what he must do to ensure that Bumpy's business operates as usual. It is here that Frank transforms from his somewhat subservient yet taciturn behavior into the executive leadership position of an infamous and democratic gangster. Through the character of Frank Lucas, the movie referred to the leadership concepts of power motive, business knowledge, and the dark sides of charismatic leadership.

He hated the fact that he was weak enough to be forced here. He hated how he was weak to the point that he would have to struggle to survive. He hated himself for being so weak minded and crying for hours.

Throughout his life he was never secured into what he should do for the rest of his life. His father desperately

The hatred he received after using black magic to create hailstorms and destroy a house led him to change. Receiving payback from his horrible aunt and uncle did not seem to be the right choice for him after he committed the acts. However, leading a peaceful life that