Differences In Life As A House And The Silver Linings

While the experience of moving into the world is a challenge that alters an individual’s attitudes and beliefs, it is also an adventure to allow new opportunities to arise. This will alter perspectives and stereotypes while growing as an individual. However, only when new perspectives are experienced will they be able to develop an open-mind set allowing for appreciation of achieving goals. This is evidential in Irwin Winkles’ Life as a House as the two male protagonists both experience very different catalysts resulting in the transformations of self. Similarly to Honey Brown narrative The Silver Linings depicts the hardships and preventions that she faced, causing a journey to re-define herself and become the independent person her children