The quote above can be understood and analyzed in many different ways. I believe that the difference between the two tragedies are the life lessons learned and the way one’s life is lived. There can be plenty of times when you have dreams and goals to have certain things in life and to be in certain places in your life but those dreams or goals don’t always work out. It’s sad obviously but that doesn’t mean you should give up. People can find themselves unhappy in the position they’re in so they strive and seek for a better way, which can lead them to wanting things. No matter how hard you work towards getting what you want, you can’t always have it and that’s just something you have to get over. Sometimes when people don’t get what they want
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The lack of life tools given to Cory and his family is a tragedy because they are not getting what they wanted and or needed. Troy’s mistakes have his children an example and visual o what not to be in life. The bolder of bad and oppressive memories from the Maxson household are being carried around at all times by the individuals in that family. That bolder also has benefits giving them a continuous reminder of their past and acting as a drive to provide for their families and to be emotionally fulfilling toward their loved ones. Troy is a prime example of how one key individuals in a situation can make a good situation into a tragedy. Cory found towards the end of the play that no matter what there is always a light at the end of the tunnel. In other words, no matter how much he wanted to play college football and his dad wouldn’t let him, he still found a way to be better in life. It might not have been what he wanted, but it was a lot better than he imagined. During the time frame from Troy’s funeral, Cory found himself singing one of his father’s songs about the dog named Blue with Raynell. In that moment Cory realized the love and lessons that Troy passed on where in his own way and from different experiences he may have had in life. The relationships are diminished but through Raynell, Cory saw the unorthodoxies lessons that were passed on to them in different ways.
The lack of life tools given to Cory and his family is a tragedy because they are not getting what they wanted and or needed. Troy’s mistakes have his children an example and visual o what not to be in life. The bolder of bad and oppressive memories from the Maxson household are being carried around at all times by the individuals in that family. That bolder also has benefits giving them a continuous reminder of their past and acting as a drive to provide for their families and to be emotionally fulfilling toward their loved ones. Troy is a prime example of how one key individuals in a situation can make a good situation into a tragedy. Cory found towards the end of the play that no matter what there is always a light at the end of the tunnel. In other words, no matter how much he wanted to play college football and his dad wouldn’t let him, he still found a way to be better in life. It might not have been what he wanted, but it was a lot better than he imagined. During the time frame from Troy’s funeral, Cory found himself singing one of his father’s songs about the dog named Blue with Raynell. In that moment Cory realized the love and lessons that Troy passed on where in his own way and from different experiences he may have had in life. The relationships are diminished but through Raynell, Cory saw the unorthodoxies lessons that were passed on to them in different ways.