Can Andy Be Considered A Hero In Prison
SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION REFLECTION:
1. The Catholic Social Teaching is not very popular to Catholics. How about the prison, how unpopular and ugly its reality?
2. The Catholic Social Teaching did something good to the people. How about Andy Dufresne, did he do something good to others in prison? How?
3. Can Andy be considered a hero in prison? Why yes or why no?
4. You (student) what big accomplishment did you do so far to help society or just your surroundings?
1. In the prison they only used the name of God and hid under the pretense of the Bible, making them look Holy and helpful to the media and to the prisoners when in reality they are all just frauds. They talk about being true, honest, and proper but in the system, they themselves create a riot. The lead police hurts and beats prisoners ‘til death. They talk about god, but in reality, they just glorify themselves pretending to be gods to the prisoners. …show more content…
Yes he did a lot. Maybe in a way after knowing how corrupt the system was he established a slow but sure relationship with everyone, but to his group of friends and others, he was a real person. The things he did? 1. Helped simply by offering his help to the main guard who was talking about money, it might be a way to be closer to the guard, but in return he asked for beer for his soon-to-be-friends not something else for himself. // He helped with the improvement of the library, he had initiative to writing letters to the government for help. He made the sorry looking library into something everyone was happy with. He thought a newly convicted person at the prison to learn more especially because the guy wanted to learn because he had a family now. He was always there for Red and the other friends. The only revenge he made was a complex but truthful one to the head of the prison, taking in the saying “An eye for an eye and a tooth for a
1. The Catholic Social Teaching is not very popular to Catholics. How about the prison, how unpopular and ugly its reality?
2. The Catholic Social Teaching did something good to the people. How about Andy Dufresne, did he do something good to others in prison? How?
3. Can Andy be considered a hero in prison? Why yes or why no?
4. You (student) what big accomplishment did you do so far to help society or just your surroundings?
1. In the prison they only used the name of God and hid under the pretense of the Bible, making them look Holy and helpful to the media and to the prisoners when in reality they are all just frauds. They talk about being true, honest, and proper but in the system, they themselves create a riot. The lead police hurts and beats prisoners ‘til death. They talk about god, but in reality, they just glorify themselves pretending to be gods to the prisoners. …show more content…
Yes he did a lot. Maybe in a way after knowing how corrupt the system was he established a slow but sure relationship with everyone, but to his group of friends and others, he was a real person. The things he did? 1. Helped simply by offering his help to the main guard who was talking about money, it might be a way to be closer to the guard, but in return he asked for beer for his soon-to-be-friends not something else for himself. // He helped with the improvement of the library, he had initiative to writing letters to the government for help. He made the sorry looking library into something everyone was happy with. He thought a newly convicted person at the prison to learn more especially because the guy wanted to learn because he had a family now. He was always there for Red and the other friends. The only revenge he made was a complex but truthful one to the head of the prison, taking in the saying “An eye for an eye and a tooth for a