Emancipation: A Life Fable Analysis

In the story from Boy's Life a student waiting for one little sound, that sound would instantly change his mood like that. RINGGGGGGG! School was over and the start of summer break was just around the corner, kids squirming like worms in a pile of dirt. Until, the teacher Mrs. Neville kept the class from running out the door like crazy little kids. Instead she told the class to leave the room like young ladies and gentlemen, in a single file, row by row. You couldn't see it but, every single kid groaning and moaning under their breath. Waiting, watching each minute go by hearing the screams of little kids slowly fate away. Mrs. Neville calls Cody Mackenson. He walks over there more confused than anything. Cody receiving the highest grade in spelling. Mrs. Neville suggested that Cody should enter the writing contest that the Arts Council sponsors every August. He shrugged but at the same time questions about entering. He was thinking about plaque that the winner got at the luncheon. I think the theme of a BOY’S LIFE is to Not rush life. Time is the one thing that we cannot afford to lose. …show more content…
But, it was no ordinary animal, this animal was special. Born in a cage made of iron. With the bars of iron came air and light from without. Over time he grew, and not just in size but also in strength. Beauty, under care of an invisible protecting hand. Hungering, given food at hand. Thirst, was brought water. When wanted rest, brought a stack of hay to rest on. But, then the door of the cage was open. In the corner, wondering, questioning and fearing. Slowly, creeping towards the open door, not knowing whether to close or to go out. Until, he ran out, a whole new world. Canopy, of the sky growing broader, and the world waxing