All readers interpret author’s readings and messages in different ways. Apart from the content contained in the essay, what makes all readings interesting is that each person can read the same essay and take away something different from it. Each of the essays we have read so far share commonalities in their essay’s and shares a common theme. Schulz’s, Miller, Doyle and Percy all have ideas they are trying getting across to their readers and by each author using their own expertise they effectively
Is one’s life really that unique? Or are we all expected to follow the roles of society and think we have our own personal experiences? Is life itself a ‘sovereign experience’, as Walker Percy puts it, or just another unvalued thing, like a ‘squalus acanthias’? Walker Percy makes many abstract points in his essay. For example, when he states, “Why is it almost impossible to gaze directly at the Grand Canyon … and see it for what it is as one picks up a strange object from one’s back yard and gazes
Laufeyson. Given Loki’s reputation of being abusive and selfish, many of his actions seem to parallel Satan’s in John Milton’s Paradise Lost. Despite this, there are thousands of young women fawning over the thought of being with a man like him. This essay will clarify these similarities and pursue an explanation for why these traits are deemed attractive and alluring to many women. Many have written on the subject of what a bad boy is. A term often used while describing bad boys is the Byronic hero