I felt that the character paul has a rebellious behavior toward the nature of the society that was trying to force him to be someone or something that he disliked. His teachers, as well as his father, they wanted him to act normal and their versions of normal would have made him into a man that grew up, to be married, have kids, and worked for the rest of his life, never see the world outside of his town. His refusing to obey rules accept normal standards of behavior that were his point that made his teachers to hatred him. They just didn't understand that he didn't want to be like them and nothing they did was going to change that. He wanted to be his own person, not someone that was learned by his teachers and his father.is view and the standard was …show more content…
The means of getting there, however, were sad in the end that he died.the experiences and facts I had learned and see in my life is that In back home Pakistan and Indian there are some many families that forced pushed their kid to live they life wanted them to be doctor or engineer and wants them to be like a person that settled and never really goes for anything or took any risks in their life. A person who married an he got an all right job and had four kids. And they are being forced to be that and when they don't meet that standard they killed their self through suicide. It is a happen in the country such as in Pakistan and indian.the student has to suffer through this.they can't break through like paul. And run away from all of