The Art Of Racing In The Rain Summary
When one thinks about the thoughts running through a dog's mind typically actions like playing catch, chasing cats, eating, or being pet comes to our minds. But by reading the book The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein, we understand there are some dogs that have larger desires and greater things on their mind rather than wondering when the next time they’ll eat.
Enzo understood to be a terrier, pays impeccable attention to detail. Just in a matter of second of being around his owner Denny, Enzo can tell exactly what Denny had done and where he had been that day. In the first chapter of the book, Denny comes home from work to greet Enzo, at that moment of welcome Enzo can smell every restaurant Denny had been to that day. He went …show more content…
Believing that he is too large of a responsibility, always on pain medicine, hips constantly throbbing with movement, and never ending doctor visits, he just wants to set his owner free of this immense liability of constantly needing care. At the end of chapter one, we discover what Enzo doesn’t know is that his owner has the same idea, but it isn’t intended to help himself the intended result is to let Enzo free. Denny plans to make a one way trip to the veterinarian, to finally free Enzo of his pain and his un-attachable liability. Both Denny and Enzo have the plan to relieve each other from something that is holding them back.
Having a fascination in different cultures and countries is an understatement for Enzo, periodically throughout the book Enzo describes TV shows and documentaries he has watched. His love for different cultures is clearly demonstrated, and it shows a passionate interest to travel and experience.
The author created many characteristics for Enzo such as paying attention to detail and showing interest in cultures. But what is also significant to note from these chapters is how Enzo and Denny both have the plan to relieve each other from what is holding them back from reaching their full potential. For Denny, it’s letting him have a full-time career of racing and as for Enzo it's taking away his pain and letting him become something he has always dreamt of
Enzo understood to be a terrier, pays impeccable attention to detail. Just in a matter of second of being around his owner Denny, Enzo can tell exactly what Denny had done and where he had been that day. In the first chapter of the book, Denny comes home from work to greet Enzo, at that moment of welcome Enzo can smell every restaurant Denny had been to that day. He went …show more content…
Believing that he is too large of a responsibility, always on pain medicine, hips constantly throbbing with movement, and never ending doctor visits, he just wants to set his owner free of this immense liability of constantly needing care. At the end of chapter one, we discover what Enzo doesn’t know is that his owner has the same idea, but it isn’t intended to help himself the intended result is to let Enzo free. Denny plans to make a one way trip to the veterinarian, to finally free Enzo of his pain and his un-attachable liability. Both Denny and Enzo have the plan to relieve each other from something that is holding them back.
Having a fascination in different cultures and countries is an understatement for Enzo, periodically throughout the book Enzo describes TV shows and documentaries he has watched. His love for different cultures is clearly demonstrated, and it shows a passionate interest to travel and experience.
The author created many characteristics for Enzo such as paying attention to detail and showing interest in cultures. But what is also significant to note from these chapters is how Enzo and Denny both have the plan to relieve each other from what is holding them back from reaching their full potential. For Denny, it’s letting him have a full-time career of racing and as for Enzo it's taking away his pain and letting him become something he has always dreamt of