Bullying In Camp Cruel

Has anyone ever forced you to do something you didn’t want to do or influenced you in a negative way? Well, this could be considered bullying. Bullying is everywhere and turning into an everyday occurrence. In the autobiography “Camp Cruel” by Margaret Cho there was a young Korean girl named Moran she has a very unusual name. Moran goes on a church retreat for three days, she will be in the redwoods with other kids from a another youth foundation. before she arrives she worries about bad things that are less likely to happen. But, things didn’t go to well she was made fun of brutally she was made fun of muliple times because of her name. Everyone wanted to hurt her mentally and physically. Through many bad times she was able to overcome the obstacles due to bullying. Moran’s perspective of the kids bullying her in “camp cruel” reveals that even when life get to be challenging you need to keep moving forward in order to survive life's obstacles.
In the beginning, Moran worries about what her camp life would be like. Based on her past experiences, Moran would worry about her camp life and how others will treat her. She even stated, “I worried about something bad …show more content…
In the beginning, Moran worries about what her camp life would be like. Based on her past experiences, Moran would worry about her camp life and how others will treat her. Then, all of Moran's worst thoughts came true. She let people walk all over her. Moran was bullied and hurt very badly she was hurt mentally and physically. Finally, Moran overcomes the situation and feels proud of her name and who she is as a person. Moran was shown as a dynamic character by overcoming the bullying's and changing throughout the story. Moran thinks back to the bad times twenty years later, and now she thinks, who is the real moron