Though people of high social status are usually regarded as successful, if one follows his heart, he can find a role in the society that leads them to comfortable and enjoyable life. In Muzaffer Izgü’s “Wanted: A Town Without a Crazy”, Hilmi Bey used to work at the mayor’s office. He “[puts] numbers on documents, [kowtows] when [he] [enters] the mayor’s office, and [wastes] all that time for a mere thousand lira a month” (455). Various verbs in the sentence all contribute to the formation of an uninterested and dejected tone, manifesting Hilmi’s dislike of his past job. However, now he “[eats] the best food in the restaurants free, and in addition, [people in the town] gave [him] pocket money” (455). Not only is his material need satisfied,
