Inexperience vs. Experience - What part did Love play in It?
When one stumbles into a new experience, and he passes through it with or without flying colors, his "Inexperience" is essentially changed to some form of "Experience," whether good or bad. When love is involved in this experience, the learned lesson is remembered forever, for the love that is used as a means of communication is attempted in the real world, and is able to change that person's inexperience for life. No matter the result, one channels his love as a sort of teaching, for himself and others to use as an example; to change their green and callous inexperience to a battlehardy and somewhat matured real experience. In David Updike’s short story “Summer,” and Flannery O’Conner’s short story “Good Country People,” this idea of a conflict of experience vs. inexperience is woven within the fabric of each story. In their respective stories, Homer overcomes his inexperience when he meets his first love in the form of a beautiful girl, Sandra, at his best friend’s lake house, and Hulga is “graced” by the presence of her first experience of love before it takes a turn for the worst. No matter what the outcome is, each protagonist undergoes a new and exciting feeling that will change the rest of their lives. They grow and ma
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