Summary of Major Ideas In Neighbour Roskicky, Cather follows the life of a good, hard working man. First, Roskicky is given the news from a close friend/doctor that he is dying. Next, Roskicky reflects back on his life as he looks at the struggles he has had to endure, and everything he has now been blessed with. Lastly, Cather writes of Roskicky's death, and the people he affected in his life.
Critical Evalution of Work Willa Cather effectively illustrates the importance of being content with what one already has. Cather writes, “You don't owe nobody, you got plenty to eat an' keep warm, an' plenty water to keep clean. When you got them, you can't have it very hard” (253). One ought to look at what he has and not at what he does not have.
Critical Evalution of Work Willa Cather effectively illustrates the importance of being content with what one already has. Cather writes, “You don't owe nobody, you got plenty to eat an' keep warm, an' plenty water to keep clean. When you got them, you can't have it very hard” (253). One ought to look at what he has and not at what he does not have.