Third Stage Of Soldier Analysis

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Children have more complexity than just getting sick and not appreciating school. In 2016 we have technology and have discovered different sciences that help us understand the human body and development so infants do not just get sick. Kids old enough to go to school have somewhat of an admiration for education considering the success in our world today and the influence of media. The third stage I highly disagree with because adolescents going through puberty experience hormones, not love and there is no romance involved in the lives of teenagers. The stage of soldier I believe could in a way be applicable to life today as of 2016 but in more of a metaphoric way.

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