Scar By Don Aker Analysis

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Relationships can change very easily. Sometimes the way you handle the conflict effect your relationship with others a lot. In the short story “Scars” by Don Aker, Daniel and his father were having unhealthy relationship, however, Daniel’s realization about his father’s action change the relationship between them. This story reminded me about the year I had a big conflict with my friends. I had friends who walk to and from school together. I thought I was building good relationships with them, however, it was just my dream. It all started when they just left me at school without telling me. I didn’t really mind at that time because I thought they have something to do and they really need to rush. However, next day, and the day after and

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