Althought both essays have completely different topics, they both have resembling points of view by share common two nonfiction elements of theme and style. In both essay its safe to say that, there themes were being comportbale with yourself. In “School of Hate” Erdely enlightened the readers how students of the “ LGBTQ” groups, were harrassed daily by school bullied for thier sexuality. Many students exspecially around the middle school age doesnt understand; everyone arent always on your side. Somes children may have the ability coping, and some children take it very hard which leads to depression, or even worst committing suicidde such as in thhe essay. “I joined the GSA ‘cause I wanted to be just like her. I wanted to be nice and—loved”(Erdely 275). The young boy opens up to the group that he want to be loved. Everyone should be treated equal, and he expresses that he’s finally comportable in his skin, and feel loved. In “Atonement“ Filkin shows fellow marines desperately attempting to cope with everyday living. After coming home from the long, and dreadful wars. Many marine suffers from PTSD, an mental
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In both “Atonement” and “School of Hates” The authors did in phenomental job giving vivid details of the setting. In “School of Hate “ the setting took place majority in a school envoronment, where Ederly repeatedly described the halls or where the bullying was going on. “In Andover High School, when tenth-grader Sam Pinilla was pushed to the ground by three kids calling him a faggot, he saw a teacher nearby who did nothing to stiop the assault.” When you read this, you immidenttly pictured a fragile kid on the group calling out for help while three much bigger kids stand over.In “ Anotement” Filkin put us in the shoes of the follow marines, whether it was flashbacks, doing their times in Iraq, or their everyday life. She gives vivid details thoughout the essay to put us
In both “Atonement” and “School of Hates” The authors did in phenomental job giving vivid details of the setting. In “School of Hate “ the setting took place majority in a school envoronment, where Ederly repeatedly described the halls or where the bullying was going on. “In Andover High School, when tenth-grader Sam Pinilla was pushed to the ground by three kids calling him a faggot, he saw a teacher nearby who did nothing to stiop the assault.” When you read this, you immidenttly pictured a fragile kid on the group calling out for help while three much bigger kids stand over.In “ Anotement” Filkin put us in the shoes of the follow marines, whether it was flashbacks, doing their times in Iraq, or their everyday life. She gives vivid details thoughout the essay to put us