Summary Of Perry Patetic's Odyssey

Technology surrounds us constantly especially with travel, this has led to bigger, better, faster ways to do so. Perry Patetic in his passage, makes the claim that traveling this much is a bad that so that people realize what it means to stay in one place. The author supports his claim by first explaining that not to many families live together in the same neighborhood. He continues by saying we lose track of old friends we may never see again. The author’s purpose is to educate the public and get his point across so that people might spend more time with their family. The author, Patetic sets an informative tone for his excerpt. The public should disagree with the authors claim because it is the person's right to travel. The author presents the side of the argument which states that people lose relationships. This is supported by the claim that a child may not see their family as often. This may cause a child some grief growing up if it is a dad or mom. However this may not be true, as it may be a person's dream to travel. For example, my grandparents love to travel, they have traveled the world and have always found their way back home. A person's dream might be to …show more content…
The public should disagree with the author because traveling, and transportation makes it easier for the public to get jobs and see extended family. The public may not have to travel and use transportation to get a good paying job. The fast moving world may not be a bad thing. The author does not take into account the family that is away. People have dreams and it is this fast moving society that might make these dreams come true. People want to see there family, and gets jobs, and who knows maybe even see the world. The people in today's society should disagree with the author because people need to travel and have good fast transportation to get a good job, and see