Everyone in the world has a motive for what they do and why they do it. Many of people's motive in life is to run for the gold metal at the end of the race. As others don't even look behind as they know a ravenous dog clawing and biting at their heels will cause major damage,thus making them run forward, now that's their motive. My reasons of running and not giving up is because I know that the destructive canine will snarl at me catching up. Many kids my age say they run because they want to be famous or that they strive for riches. I would have to say that I'm a different case. The canine represents struggles and chaos ,to me, I know why because not only I ,but my family, have been chased and still being followed by the same canine that
Because many people easily empathize with animals, novelists sometimes use animals as symbols in their writings to enhance the emotional connection with the reader. In When the Emperor Was Divine, Julie Otsuka uses wild and domestic animals to symbolize the confinement her main characters face. White Dog is a symbol of how the main characters leave their innocent past behind as they go to the internment camp. The freedom of the wild horses symbolizes the confinement of the protagonists. The tortoise represents the hope the characters can find, even in confinement.
The hound comes up many times in the story and it tries to hunt down any who repulses their conflicting society and will stop at nothing to put down people that rebel. “ Quote back mechanical hound eerily being there”. The hound symbolizes rapidly advancing technology, this idea can be very dangerous changing a machine to kill without thinking about who or what. The government uses technology to oppress people by placing fear into people and implying destruction in any way possible. This society is dangerous and can destroy dissenters easily through
The author symbolizes the hurricane, and rabid dog as one acting as destruction, and one acting as craziness and death, to support the main message. In short, Their Eyes Were Watching God, holds a lot of hurt. Clearly, everything eventually becomes flooded with water in which it is eventually destroyed, because the pain caused by the hurricane, as well as the death of Tea
From chapter 5 in the story it says “A warm puppy tongue caressed my sore foot.” This Shows that he is a hard worker through the fact that his foot is sore from walking so long. This ties back to the theme because he spent so much effort and energy walking all the way to get his dogs. This is the first example of the big theme of the story.
Another form of symbolism takes place later in the novel in chapter thirteen, when the Joad family dog is run over by a car on the highway. In the story, the dog’s mangled corpse is described to be “a blot of blood [with] tangled, burst
Caught in the net- Greed- As the lights from the Spirit of Adventure beam down on the helpless, trapped animal, it represents how greedy humans can be and how they will harm other living creatures to get what they want.
symbolizes in the story that death will come to everyone. No one can hide, and there is no escape.
When he talks about the wrongness of taking a man’s life, I get the sense that this was something that shook him to the core. This was a basic human reaction to death. Death is unpleasant and generally unwelcome, so why must we kill someone who is just as alive as we are? The condemned man feels, sees, and thinks like us, an equal. The condemned man was considered equal by the dog in the essay. I see the dog as symbolism for equality. It did not matter to the dog that the man was sentenced to death. He was another human being, a potential friend that was alive and well. After the execution, the dog seemed to know the wrongness of not only his misbehaving but that of taking a life as well. I think that everyone is an equal and that life is something special.
But, over the years and for whatever reason, life got in the way and I forgot what it was that made running so important to me in the
In the world today, people have created different hobbies for themselves. Many people like to read different books from different genres. Some like to do life changing experiments for science. Some like to engineer robots that could help us in the near future. Some people like to run and run and run until they know that they accomplished something. This includes me. I enjoy running because it helps me ease of stress, in a way, and helps me grow my strength. And because I enjoy running, I decided to join the Cupertino Middle School cross country. Here I started to on the weekdays, not including Thursday, with a lot of other people. We would run around 2-3 miles everyday thinking that “good enough” is not enough. We went to many meets against
Of the more than twenty million Americans who are running today, most who start do so for the wrong reasons, with the wrong attitude, and tend to lose interest after a few weeks or months. Many quit. This is usually because they become concerned with superficial goals such as time and distance and never discover the more profound mental benefits that running offers. (Lilliefors 15)
I had no experience as a runner nor did I have the form. This did not phase me however. That year I promised myself to push through all the six mile runs, sore legs, gnarly blisters, and at times, lack of oxygen. At every meet and speed workout practice I pushed myself further and further. I set a goal every time I kicked off from the starting line and never let myself get discouraged when I failed. By my senior year, I was the fourth fastest runner on varsity. That year our varsity team won the district meet, which qualified us to run in the 2016 state meet in Oregon. The transformation over the years were evident. My determination to accomplish my goal of becoming a faster runner was complete. If I had simply just given up that first day of practice, I wouldn't have ran along side of the fastest runners in Oregon or have met the multitude of people that are now my closest friends. Having a goal sets one up for a challenge, whether it being physically or mentally, goals keep us active and thinking in more ways than one. Still, if someone has self-control, confidence, and a goal, they are still not complete.
Pets owned by Louisa represent the limits of Louisa's own existence and sometimes her emotional feeling. Louisa owned a dog and a yellow canary. The yellow canary represents her emotional feelings when Joe Dagget appeared at her house. The dog is a comparison to Louisa’s plain life and symbolically suggest the limits of Louisa's own existence.
There is been many crimes about dog fighting around the United States. Till this day there has been cases about dog fighting occurring. People aren’t really getting the whole “Dog fighting is a felony.” It’s sick at heart when we see animals lying on the ground breathing heavily because of what they just went through. Dogfighting is cruel and yet still a problem in the US in 2016.
Although there are some negatives with running, there are also many positives. Many people run because of the health reasons. It is good for the heart and lungs and people run in the fresh air. Running outside rather than inside is good for you too because of the fresh air. Running also relieves tension, by running, people can think about their problems without having to worry about anyone hearing them. They can think about whatever