The “Swing Valley” describes a group of kids adventure with a rope swing. It was clear to the narrator and his friends that the rope was old and rotten but in the pursuit of what they believed was happiness, the kids still took the risk and utilized the rope swing. The line “We thought he was all right when we heard the bushes moving, and he was.” clearly demonstrates that one of the kids indeed were injured on the swing. Yet they continued their pursuit of happiness and returned days later with a new rope. For me, this is a very dangerous way to purse happiness. The temporary happiness and excitement that is experienced using the rope swing does not out weigh the impact of the dangers that the kids are putting themselves into. I believe that it would be more rational to go back and find a new rope before using the swing itself when you know clearly yourself that the rope rotten. This way they temporary happiness would be elongated because if someone were to get hurt parents would get upset and it would cause many more problems. Therefore unhappy memories would be created from the situation instead of the happiness they intended to pursue.
The image of the man and the woman on a date at the zoo. From the image the man’s facial expression clearly implies that he is not happy. The woman’s crossed