Pablito Analysis

It was 1932, in the middle of December when disaster struck Fernand, you see Fernand grew up with no parents. The only comfort he could get was from his dog, Pablo. By the time Fernand was 24, World War 2 began and millions of jewish families were sent to a death camp. “ I wonder what is going on over there?” As he decides to go look his dog whimpers in a attempt to trick him into not going, “Pablito! Shh.”.
“I ‘ll be back. Said Fernand. He heads out the front door and heads down the road in search for this camp that keeps innocent beings hostage and kills them afterward, he hears the sound of people walking through the leaves. He stops and turns around. He hears the sound of a gun fire in the far but still not as close. He takes a look
The doctors said that he was shot by a Nazi soldier and was sent here secretly to be left off the hook so he didn't have to do work and die and leave pedro forever until the war was over. Fernand is brought home well and was able to regained more strength to walk.
As his dog Pablo slowly gets older and passes away, Fernand gets older as well. Today he is 78, he spent most of his life recovering from the bullet wounds the Nazis gave him. One morning he takes a glance outside, walks back to his living room and sees on his television that the americans have beaten the Nazis in the World War 2. He takes a deep breath and he is filled with happiness. He then realizes that this is a great chance to start to look for a job because it's not as dangerous as it was during the
After his return he goes back inside to and drink the last bit of his coffee. He sits on the couch resting by the fireplace as he slowly drifts of into sleep.
The next morning he goes to his dogs favorite place to be by, the kitchen. He made some breakfast and read the newspaper, “what? They are going to war again! He has had enough war experience to last him a lifetime. He felt that this was to much for him and decided to call it a day and off he went to sleep again.
The next day he was cleaning his house and ran into a box that had Pablos toys and bed in it. His first reaction was nothing but a sigh and a breath in and a breath out. He decides to close the box with a winkle in his eye. One great memory he remembers was Pablo loved listening to him play the piano. He slides his fingers on the piano keys and plays Pablo favorite song, “With Every Sunrise”. After a couple replays of the song he heads to the park, another favorite for