Road infrastructure

“He knew only that the child was his warrant. He said: If he is not the word of God God never spoke” (McCarthy, 5). Throughout The Road, written by Cormac McCarthy, the young boy is repeatedly seen as a Christ-like symbol to the man; a sign of hope and good morality. While the man is more occupied with finding food and fending for him and the boy, the boy is much more concerned over other people and their survival. The boy wants to consistently make sure him and his father are still “carrying the

something important about life in a special way In the poem, “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost, the author uses a variety of phrases that contains symbolism. All of this symbolism also leads up to a very common theme that we must usually several times in our lives. First of all, this poem uses a lot of symbolism to reveal many things that also applies to us in our lives. To begin with, Robert Frost describes two (2) similar roads. One thing he says to support his is,"both that morning equally

Abbey Road is an iconic photograph taken by Iian Macmillan in the sixties. Iian stood on a ladder in the middle of the road in order to capture the shot of the beatles, an originally british band that came to the states, walking across the street in perfect sync. The photo itself lives on to this day throughout Rock and Roll culture. The picture highlights the four members of the band walking across a street in perfect sync. The sky is painted a simple sky blue and the trees are a deep emerald

“Iron Road” is a film that addresses how life was in the 1880s for Chinese workers once they arrived at Canada. China had poor economics at the time, with a limited supply of food, due to the bombings of farms during the opium wars. They didn’t have a reliable source of income and were incapable of feeding themselves. Once the Chinese arrived in Canada, they were immediately forced to endure, an immense amount of racism and inadequate working conditions. The movie consisted of an authentic and interesting

Imagine yourself sleeping on a bus to wake up engulfed in flames and seeing people laughing at you burning up. The book The 57 Bus by Dashka Slater talks about a real incident that occurred in Oakland, California. The person that was set on fire on a bus was an 18 year old agender person named Sasha Fleischman. Agender means that the person doesn’t identify as male nor female and use the pronouns they, them, their. They were set on fire by an 16 year old African American male named Richard Thomas

Kerouac wrote the novel On the Road in late 1940s. The beat generation is a lost generation of disillusioned young men looking for freedom and self-expression. Jack Kerouac is the famous and most prominent writer who portrays his journey across America in his Novel. Thesis statement The novel explains how the beats are often criticized for their behavior, which is in particularly concerning drug use and sex. Here I explain how Kerouac and the beats experience those tensions. Kerouac and the Beats

“You can’t stop the Beat” by the Cast of Hairspray I chose this song from the Broadway musical Hairspray because the whole show discussed the Transcendentalist ideas of standing up for your rights if you see something is unjust, not conforming to society, and being an individual. Tracy Turnblad did not think it was fair that the African Americans and the Whites were not allowed to dace together. Throughout the show she was lobbying on the African Americans behalf. In addition to fighting against

Railroad crossing is very important. It is always important to be aware of your surroundings and what is going on around you. If you are at a train stop, you also need to be aware of what is going on around you. You can never be too safe at a train stop and railroad crossing. Also you should never walk on train tracks or cross between two different carts. The train could start moving and then you wouldn’t be able to go back. As I stated earlier, the understanding of railroad crossings and train tracks

In the novel, The Road, written by Cormac McCarthy, and the story “Miles City, Montana,” by Alice Munro represents the relationship between parent and child. The relationship has a great effect on children’s life such as positive as well as negative. A novel is discussed how to survive in the life by doing strong efforts, however, a story develops the ideas between the parenthood and the relation of trust and forgiveness. Moreover, the parent-child relationship that has a huge effect on the way that

William Least Heat-Moon writes Blue Highways: A Journey into America to describe his trip around the United States after he loses his job and goes through a divorce. He takes a life changing trip around America and meets some amazing people throughout his travels. Heat-Moon packs his necessities in Ghost Dancing, his van, and takes off to find himself on a 13,000 mile journey around America. Heat-Moon learns about balance and harmony and how they affect one another and life. Harmony is a noun that