Love Story Portrayed By Jazed

As Rudy is growing older he realizes that his life isn’t going so great. He barely made it out of high school, and he notices that he’s not going to get anywhere in life if he keeps this up. Once he gets into college he sees that his dream job of being a Diesel Engineer is crushed. Rudy Puana decided to make the same exact mistakes he did in high school, he partied, never went to his classes, and he never studied for his tests and finals.

Rather than losing hope, the boy (who is now a young man) decides to use his ability to write poetry as a way to heal. He imagines his father has written him a letter, answering his questions. And since his dad is not available to him, he decides to father and mentor himself. Beaty wants his

Bobby, a young troubled man, Was raised by his father, a professional con artist after the death of his mother. From a very young age Bobby was exposed to the criminal acts of his father and was taught to lead the same path. When he turns seventeen years old, Bobby meets and falls in love with a girl called Gwen. She gives him a sense of identity and belonging he missed his entire life. During the same time he learns

This book explores lots of different emotions, all tying into each other. Each emotions feeds off others, and different people experience different feelings. Emotion is a major part of the book because, while it doesn’t often go that deep into it, it is the driving force for lots of the plot

Discuss how the authors, Craig Silvey and Tim Winton, reveal the central character’s process and understanding of trauma and grief.

In conclusion, yes, Bobby is going through some hard times and we all have our days. Now we are all learning from our mistakes and we become better people from our mistakes cause we learn from what the consequences are. Bobby has become a more mature and "manly" and has started taking responsibility for his actions. I learned from this book that making mistakes is okay because in the long run we learn and grow from

Nia (bobby's girlfriend) hands him the balloon containing the symbol of innocence, as she reveals a shocking surprise to bobby, that she's pregnant. bobby will soon be a father and will face something he did not want to deal with, Nias pregnancy. Now he knows for certain that it's time to grow up and start acting like a father instead of a child.

In the story we learn the toughts and voice of a husband who finds out that his wife previous love of her life still remains a huge part of her life,even tough this man no longer physically esxist he is still in his wifes toughts,how she has not been able to overcome that lost,and how this affects this character,his ego and how he learns to deal with the issue.

This drama is touching to the heart as both the man and woman grow in their relationship. It shows meaning to the fact that life goes on no matter what happens and that things do get better. This story means so much because it shows that even through small communication so much is said. People need to remember what it is like to communicate and to remember that in the end it was all worth it.

Such as the character “Bobby”, at begin of the story, maybe readers have no idea who is him. But if you keep going to read until Gwen, you will find the answer, and finally probably most of the readers wondering know the next section, because of the excellent characterization and plot. In particularly, the character Bobby’s identity is one of the plots in this story. Many factors cause the Bobby’s con life, and his dysfunctional family misunderstand him when he growing up. In the middle of the story, the setting and plot are grabbing many readers’ eyes.

The main character, Lily, has suffered through the loss of her mother and much more. Lily lost her mother at age four, and her father T.Ray hasn’t treated her very well. As punishment T.Ray pours a mound of grits on the floor and makes Lily kneel down on them. T.Ray has never celebrated her birthdays either. Lily decides to run away because of what T.Ray said and she thinks T.Ray doesn’t love her.

The arc from the innocence of the little boy to the uncomfortable vulnerability hiding underneath the muscles and gold fronts of the hardened adult is moving on multiple levels. Observing his difficulties forces you to absorb the conflict and inescapable trepidation that surrounds the shared character. Pressing his heart to your own makes for one of the most moving and rewarding film experiences of the past few

All of the characters presented in the movie have a distinct personality, making the viewer engage deeply in the heart pumping action and drama.

The flow of the plot is well enthralling. Krista and Becca throw the readers into the story right at the beginning. It is raw at the deepest level. You would feel the abundant emotion of the characters straightway. You couldn’t help but to empathize and grow to love and root for them.

Each man shares a story of how their wives left them, or they lost their job, or how in some way they all feel inadequate. After hearing such unfortunate stories of innocent men who’s lives have been consumed by this disease, he opens up to the group, tears and all. This release of emotions is the only thing that helps him sleep at night. The scenes at the support group reiterate the films message of weakness. The Narrator proceeds to join several other support groups, each meeting a different day of the week, allowing him to ease his mind each night.