Muldoon’s Childhood When reading about all the different characters in the Jurassic Park novel, one that stood out was Robert Muldoon. Even though he couldn’t be considered as the main character he still was shown to be of relevance in the storyline. His personality and attitude along with his occupational expertise were at some points essential for the survival of the overall group. Therefore it was intriguing to consider what Muldoon’s childhood had contributed to his overall individuality later on in his life. So with that in consideration, here’s a narrative of what Muldoon’s childhood might have been comparable to.
On January 13, 1939, in Nairobi, Kenya Robert Muldoon was born1. His mother Alicia, stayed at home with Robert for the first …show more content…
Especially if there was getting to be too little of one group of animals, he and his father would altogether stop hunting it until there was a sufficient number. And in situations like that, were one of the reasons he admired his father so much. When it counted, his father showed control, and self- discipline.
Yet both of his parents had together raised him to be interested in the nature of things. How natural arrangements could be there for a reason, to be appreciative. More of a down to earth, practical view on all life. Which seemed to come in handy, you didn’t need to have a degree in anything to be able to tell if something is moral or not, it should be indisputable. No excuse or justification needed. All of these different life lessons he received from youth lead him to be a no-nonsense child. If there was something that needed to be done, do it, or stop complaining. If something wasn’t right, he wasn’t afraid to speak his mind and get it fixed. Nothing should get in the way of you doing the necessary action when it needed to be taken, even if it was intimidating. That ended up becoming a part of why he was such a good hunter, he didn’t cower at the thought of risking
On January 13, 1939, in Nairobi, Kenya Robert Muldoon was born1. His mother Alicia, stayed at home with Robert for the first …show more content…
Especially if there was getting to be too little of one group of animals, he and his father would altogether stop hunting it until there was a sufficient number. And in situations like that, were one of the reasons he admired his father so much. When it counted, his father showed control, and self- discipline.
Yet both of his parents had together raised him to be interested in the nature of things. How natural arrangements could be there for a reason, to be appreciative. More of a down to earth, practical view on all life. Which seemed to come in handy, you didn’t need to have a degree in anything to be able to tell if something is moral or not, it should be indisputable. No excuse or justification needed. All of these different life lessons he received from youth lead him to be a no-nonsense child. If there was something that needed to be done, do it, or stop complaining. If something wasn’t right, he wasn’t afraid to speak his mind and get it fixed. Nothing should get in the way of you doing the necessary action when it needed to be taken, even if it was intimidating. That ended up becoming a part of why he was such a good hunter, he didn’t cower at the thought of risking