“FIGHT OR FLIGHT”

Fight or Flight in Rex Walls' Family

Fight or Flight in Rex Walls' Family

Introduction

"The Glass Castle" directly grabs you with an unfastening view in which Walls, as the mature individual in New York City, sees from window of her cab her mother scrounging through dumpster. Her mother is homeless - one of those bag females that all of us glimpse - but now you abruptly have to marvel what it would seem like if that was your mother hanging at edge of our society.

Discussion

FIGHT

Protagonist

The protagonist of an article is major feature who conventionally undergoes some sort of change. He or she should generally overwhelm some resisting force. In this story, protagonist is Jeannette Walls who notifies her readers all about her life in an abusive, dysfunctional family. We discover through her that not anything in dynamic of family connections is ever just very dark and white.

 

Antagonist

The antagonist of an article is force that presents an obstacle for protagonist. The antagonist does not habitually have to be the lone feature or even the feature at all. There are many antagonists in article who influence on Jeannette in secondary modes, but utmost antagonists are her parents. They love their young children, but they neglect them and occasionally dynamically and knowingly injure them. Jeannette expends her whole life seeking to realize them.

Climax

The climax of plot is foremost rotating issue that permits protagonist to determination conflict. The climax happens when Maureen becomes brain incompetent and family contends over whose to blame.

Outcome

The outcome is last tenacity of story or denouement. Maureen departs for California, Dad passes away, and residual family constituents glimpse little of each until five years after Dad's death. They rendezvous at Jeannette's homeland dwelling and reconnect for the Thanksgiving feast where they discover that there is no room for recriminations.

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