Discovery: Long Shot and World
Discoveries can affect our vision of the world, do you agree?
Discovery is when you find or explore different aspects of something you don’t often know about or a lot of. There are many types of different discoveries you can make such as physical, historical, emotional, random, personal and accidental discoveries. “Martin and The Hand Grenade” by John Foulcher, “Looking for Alibrandi” by Melina Marchetta and “Erin Brochovich” directed by Steven Soderberghall all endure the theme discovery in many different forms. Through these three texts it shoes that discoveries can affect our vision of the world and this is evident to the responder, therefore I do agree that discoveries can affect our vision of the world.
In the poem “Martin and The Hang Grenade” by John Foulcher, explores the idea of how discoveries can affect our vision on the world. Martin captures his class mates through a historical discovery on the hand grenade he brings into his history class. Foulcher is expressing the importance of human life through this poem and shows that violence in nature is similar to violence in humans. Foulcher shows in the poem on how the war and grenade can really give us different visions of the world he discovers that humans don’t always think about how it really is affecting others and themself. This history class filled with young boys shows that each individual boy had their own vision towards the effect this can have on our world. It shows in this poem that even the class is pretending to be in war thinking it’s a fun game but not realizing how this can actually affect different people and places of this world. “ lifts into the air above the desk trenches” Foulcher shows that Martin indicates he has got his gather’s bleak skills, they discover that it was his bleak skill caused by getting taught and shown to kill by his father. This discovery made really put an effect on how people look at the world, and how people and parents are teaching their children, whether
Discovery is when you find or explore different aspects of something you don’t often know about or a lot of. There are many types of different discoveries you can make such as physical, historical, emotional, random, personal and accidental discoveries. “Martin and The Hand Grenade” by John Foulcher, “Looking for Alibrandi” by Melina Marchetta and “Erin Brochovich” directed by Steven Soderberghall all endure the theme discovery in many different forms. Through these three texts it shoes that discoveries can affect our vision of the world and this is evident to the responder, therefore I do agree that discoveries can affect our vision of the world.
In the poem “Martin and The Hang Grenade” by John Foulcher, explores the idea of how discoveries can affect our vision on the world. Martin captures his class mates through a historical discovery on the hand grenade he brings into his history class. Foulcher is expressing the importance of human life through this poem and shows that violence in nature is similar to violence in humans. Foulcher shows in the poem on how the war and grenade can really give us different visions of the world he discovers that humans don’t always think about how it really is affecting others and themself. This history class filled with young boys shows that each individual boy had their own vision towards the effect this can have on our world. It shows in this poem that even the class is pretending to be in war thinking it’s a fun game but not realizing how this can actually affect different people and places of this world. “ lifts into the air above the desk trenches” Foulcher shows that Martin indicates he has got his gather’s bleak skills, they discover that it was his bleak skill caused by getting taught and shown to kill by his father. This discovery made really put an effect on how people look at the world, and how people and parents are teaching their children, whether