and Mark Bracher say, storytelling can “promote greater tolerance of unfamiliar and potentially traumatic experiences”(344-345). In Beasts of the Southern Wild, Benh Zeitlin proves that storytelling is important by using it as a source of connection with the audience, a healing process, as well as a way of motivation. Beasts of the Southern Wild is about a six-year old little girl
In the autobiography “They Cage The Animals at Night” the theme of caging the animals at night is repeatedly implied throughout the book. On pages 25 and 26 Mark is explaining to Jennings that he didn’t lose his Doggie, the nuns just came around at night and collected the stuffed animals while they were asleep, “It’s the rules!” he snapped. “They cage the animals at night! It’s the rules.” Mark has been at the orphanage for so long that he has learned to live with the fact that they take away the
who became in a real mother to Pablo, who described as a sweet and diligent woman, had a pleasant sense of humor and an active and indefatigable kindness. His father was the driver of a train that carried stones. He used to take him to Boroa, the wild heart, where Pablo learned to love nature and the land that see him born. Which were the inspiration of poems like La Araucaria, Ode to the apple (extract), and La Infinita (the
Diego was roaring drunk and firing his revolver around the room, like he did at most parties (Souter 39). His ex-wife, Lupe, was present. In her raging jealousy, she began to fight with Frida, comparing her legs to canes and showing off her own which were much shapelier. Frida was absolutely livid, but Diego was perfectly entertained by the two women fighting over him. This angered Frida even more. In fact, she did not move in with him for several