In 15-16, Pope describes the flaw of low self-esteem. “At every word a reputation dies”, describes how, even today, we let one’s opinions define who we are. For example, someone may say that a dress does not look good on a person, and that person goes and finds another dress. Similarly, in Lines 21-22, Pope describes the flaw of people thinking that are fat, or overweight because they may have a little belly. Instead of finding another dress or believing that he or she is overweight, that person should believe in his or herself, and have enough self-esteem to believe that he or she looks good. Finally, in lines 111-114, Pope describes how people are materialistic. Many people only want, but do not realize that need is more important. People
