On the Road to Paradigm
Perhaps each of us at a given point in our lives has found a set of personal circumstances to be the most difficult of all others. Often times it is taking our focus of our own problems and placing them on another’s, that we find truth in who bears the greater difficulty. Through comparing the situation of a character from the short-story “On the Road” to situation of a man this character encounters, I believe everyone will become enlightened on just how easy we have it sometimes. The story “On the Road” introduces the reader to a Negro man by the name of Sargeant who is seeking shelter from the snowy cold. Sargeant is described as being “hungry, sleepy, tired, and unemployed”(Hughes 617). On his mission to seed shelter, Sargeant journeyed to the Parsonage Reverend Dorset. Reverend Dorset was unsympathetic toward Sargean
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Approximate Word count = 578
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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