How Has Anita Changed Andy Dardor

Written by one of the most recognized Greek philosophers, this quote I believe matches perfectly with Andy, a rebellious teenager with an extreme passion for music. From what I have read in this book, I feel that Andy finds himself when he listens to this music. This is because he is in a rock band and was raised with music. In the book, Andy does not have faith in himself as much as he should. He deems that he never anticipated that life would hand him anything, however things start to change as he and Anita start creating music of their own. Anita starts to change him, makes him realize that life can hand him beautiful things, and that it doesn’t matter where he has come from, or what labors he has gone through, what matters is that he is a moving influential person, and can achieve anything in the world.
Andy changed Anita in ways she never could knew she could be changed, he helped her realize that music is an important part of her life, and she can’t deny it. That music to her is like air or water, a necessity, something she absolutely needs in her life. There it was, they began to inspire and motivate each other in the name of music. Andy, however felt music in more of a deep personal way, it helped him go through terrible times such as his mother abandoning him years before, or more recently Ardor, the asteroid only days away. While he was facing those tribulations, he then spilled his mind on paper and creating staggering ballads in which he would keep to himself. In conclusion, Andy feels a close connection to music, almost as if it were in a spiritual level. He and Anita both hear and feel music in a different way than others. People might use music to dance, or enjoy it, on the other hand Andy and Anita both connect the music and relate to every single word of the