Similarities Between Challenger Deep And The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner

Society is generally clueless how each and every person deals with on a daily basis, some people say it's free will, others state everybody's lives are already written down for what they much achieve. Both Challenger Deep and “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” deal with unknown forces that can not be controlled, but they do so in different ways. Life is similar to a roller coaster, at a point one is at an all time high, out of nowhere you could end up at an all time low, controlling what happens next is unreasonable. caden Bosch started his life with schizophrenia, a long-term mental disorder of a type involving a breakdown in the relation between thought, emotion, and behavior. Caden was born with this mental disorder and the things he “feel cannot be put into words, or if they can, the words are in no language anyone can understand” (Shusterman 6). Society today has no control over what unknown forces will happen on earth. When Caden doses off to his own world, he has no control what happens and ends up on a ship traveling towards the challenger deep.
Within “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” a wedding guest encounters a person who basically “holds him with his glittering eye”, the wedding guest has totally no control to continue on moving towards the entrance to the wedding. When this happens the Ancient Mariner begins to tell the wedding guest about his journey out at sea with his crew. One situation that the ancient Mariner encounters is “An orphan’s curse would drag to hell/ A spirit from on high;/ But oh! More horrible than that/ Is the curse in a dead man’s eye” (Coleridge)! The wedding guest becomes afraid of the Ancient Mariner after the story is told. All the people can do a round them is just continues on walking by and watch them with their eyes that's