Summary: The Marrow Thieves
Does survival justify exploitation or causing harm to others? The Marrow Thieves is a novel with various themes, following a Frenchie and his group struggling to survive. Through reading this novel, I can come to the understanding that survival does not justify exploitation or causing harm to others. By using specific examples from The Marrow Thieves, I will show my reasoning.
To start, in The Marrow Thieves there are many examples of Frenchie and his group not harming others, even if it's for their survival. The first example is when Frenchie had to kill the moose because the group needed food. On pages 49-50, even though they needed food and were hungry, Frenchie saw himself in the moose and decided not to kill it. This shows how Frenchie
To start, in The Marrow Thieves there are many examples of Frenchie and his group not harming others, even if it's for their survival. The first example is when Frenchie had to kill the moose because the group needed food. On pages 49-50, even though they needed food and were hungry, Frenchie saw himself in the moose and decided not to kill it. This shows how Frenchie