Analysis Of The Story I Saw Ralph Underhill '

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The climax in the story is literally the best part of the story because it displays forgivness and how Doug is moving forward rather than being stuck in the past.The truth of the matter is that yes Doug was a pretty overly sensitive guy but his sensitivity caused him to realize and also make emence not only with his old self but with Ralph,but there had to be a starting point of it all. There was a huge moment in the story when in the readers mind they were questioning what exactly Doug was going to do and it was the moment when Ralph opened his door and it was almost as if an unexpected shock came over Doug and he thinks to himself “I saw Ralph Underhill. I saw him clearly”(Bradbury,5) The moment he says these words you notice that something

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