American Society doesn’t understand anyone!
Thesis: Everyone’s world is different and society doesn 't understand that!
Imagine everyone on earth looking/ acting the same way. Sure, society likes to think that 's the way we all should be, but that is surely not the case. Divergence is something that is made out to be something alarming, but it really is the essence of an interesting community. Everyone is born with something they cannot change, whether it be a disease or defect it 's what makes us who we are. Maria shriver a little girl on account of numerous health complexities, including an intellectual disability and a heart condition. After Maria’s birth, doctors told her mother to leave her daughter at the hospital to die because she would …show more content…
George is Lennie’s best friend, he will do anything for him; even killing him fast to save him from pain and suffering. He is sort of a parent to him because he’s teaching him what is right and wrong. “Lennie, who had been watching, imitated George exactly. He pushed himself back, drew up his knees, embraced them, looked over to George to see whether he had it just right. He pulled his hat down a little more over his eyes, the way George 's hat was” (Chapter 1, Pg. 10). He 's a role model, idol and parent all wrapped up in one because he was there when no one else was- even if they got on each others nerves: “I could get along so easy and so nice if I didn’t have you on my tail.” (Chapter 1, Pg. 7). Curley’s wife on the other hand was a negative role in the beginning and furthermore onto the end of the book. Curley’s wife and Lennie first got into a scuffle when Lennie went up to her and touched her soft dress, they didn’t know each other and you just flat out don’t do that to anyone. The role that she has in obviously negative. If Lennie was in a home that would help him, she probably wouldn 't have been strangled to death. "You know what I can do to you if you open your trap?" (Chapter 4, pg. 116), she antagonized him and that made him nervous. He wouldn 't have been nervous or even in that situation. Relating back to maria in the introduction, unrelenting faith and love of her mother, today Maria is …show more content…
Referencing back once again to Maria, she was born with a heart condition and a handful of diseases and this made her future not too clear. Today, she 's sharing her story and telling everyone with similar situations to never give up. Also she is now helping out other special Olympians to make their world a better place. She was born different and no one really understood. Some people need a little more help and few people are willing to help them; Like George helps Lennie or Maria and her family. Lennie for example never really could understand his mistakes, like petting a poor animal to its death. Which in fact, eventually lead George to shoot him in the head to put him out of his misery - and not to suffer. People are slow to change, Lennie’s friends didn 't understand
Thesis: Everyone’s world is different and society doesn 't understand that!
Imagine everyone on earth looking/ acting the same way. Sure, society likes to think that 's the way we all should be, but that is surely not the case. Divergence is something that is made out to be something alarming, but it really is the essence of an interesting community. Everyone is born with something they cannot change, whether it be a disease or defect it 's what makes us who we are. Maria shriver a little girl on account of numerous health complexities, including an intellectual disability and a heart condition. After Maria’s birth, doctors told her mother to leave her daughter at the hospital to die because she would …show more content…
George is Lennie’s best friend, he will do anything for him; even killing him fast to save him from pain and suffering. He is sort of a parent to him because he’s teaching him what is right and wrong. “Lennie, who had been watching, imitated George exactly. He pushed himself back, drew up his knees, embraced them, looked over to George to see whether he had it just right. He pulled his hat down a little more over his eyes, the way George 's hat was” (Chapter 1, Pg. 10). He 's a role model, idol and parent all wrapped up in one because he was there when no one else was- even if they got on each others nerves: “I could get along so easy and so nice if I didn’t have you on my tail.” (Chapter 1, Pg. 7). Curley’s wife on the other hand was a negative role in the beginning and furthermore onto the end of the book. Curley’s wife and Lennie first got into a scuffle when Lennie went up to her and touched her soft dress, they didn’t know each other and you just flat out don’t do that to anyone. The role that she has in obviously negative. If Lennie was in a home that would help him, she probably wouldn 't have been strangled to death. "You know what I can do to you if you open your trap?" (Chapter 4, pg. 116), she antagonized him and that made him nervous. He wouldn 't have been nervous or even in that situation. Relating back to maria in the introduction, unrelenting faith and love of her mother, today Maria is …show more content…
Referencing back once again to Maria, she was born with a heart condition and a handful of diseases and this made her future not too clear. Today, she 's sharing her story and telling everyone with similar situations to never give up. Also she is now helping out other special Olympians to make their world a better place. She was born different and no one really understood. Some people need a little more help and few people are willing to help them; Like George helps Lennie or Maria and her family. Lennie for example never really could understand his mistakes, like petting a poor animal to its death. Which in fact, eventually lead George to shoot him in the head to put him out of his misery - and not to suffer. People are slow to change, Lennie’s friends didn 't understand