Average Waves In Unprotected Waters Analysis
Erick Solares Pd.4 ”Average Waves In Unprotected Waters”
In the story the Average Waves In Unprotected Waters you see the setting contributes an enormous part to the story. You see this in many ways for example you see how Bets is struggling with Arnold. Also the story takes place around the 1930’s which is a huge role on the outcome of the story. Another example is where Bet lives which doesn't make it easier for her or Arnold.
In the story Bet is struggling, for example you see her struggle economically. I know this because …show more content…
This was so because people with disabilities were looked down on and were ashamed to be seen with them. This is why Bets husband leaves Arnold and her. Also this is one of the main reasons why she is struggling, a single mother with a disabled child and a part time job. Because, of the setting of the time period society wasn't as understanding to people with disabilities. I saw this when Bet said “people would stare and make faces when they walked by”. This added sadness to the story because you felt bad for Arnold; he had no idea what was going on.
Another example that the setting contributes an enormous part to the story is where Bet lives. She lives in an upstairs apartment which is way too nice and pricey for Arnold and her. The setting sets a struggle for Bet because she has can not take care of Arnold and pay the bills of the house. Therefore her having to send Arnold away. Which implies that the meaning of the work is that we all have to do things we aren't fond of in our
In the story the Average Waves In Unprotected Waters you see the setting contributes an enormous part to the story. You see this in many ways for example you see how Bets is struggling with Arnold. Also the story takes place around the 1930’s which is a huge role on the outcome of the story. Another example is where Bet lives which doesn't make it easier for her or Arnold.
In the story Bet is struggling, for example you see her struggle economically. I know this because …show more content…
This was so because people with disabilities were looked down on and were ashamed to be seen with them. This is why Bets husband leaves Arnold and her. Also this is one of the main reasons why she is struggling, a single mother with a disabled child and a part time job. Because, of the setting of the time period society wasn't as understanding to people with disabilities. I saw this when Bet said “people would stare and make faces when they walked by”. This added sadness to the story because you felt bad for Arnold; he had no idea what was going on.
Another example that the setting contributes an enormous part to the story is where Bet lives. She lives in an upstairs apartment which is way too nice and pricey for Arnold and her. The setting sets a struggle for Bet because she has can not take care of Arnold and pay the bills of the house. Therefore her having to send Arnold away. Which implies that the meaning of the work is that we all have to do things we aren't fond of in our