Comparing Doubt 'And The Grave'

The art of literature has been known for having a lesson in them towards the author perspective in life. For instance, a women writer during the women suffrage era who drastically wants her perspective viewed would inscribe her morals in her poem, so people would have a better understanding in what she believes in. Afterwards, the reader would then try to apply their message to real life if the story that they read applies to their situation. The best way to understand this statement is by imagining a woman reading a romance book. The women reading this book is obviously looking for more romance in her life so she reads these type of book topic for tips. In the same case, a reader looking for a story about character development towards the better, would read literature such as “Doubt”, “Richard Cory”, and “The Grave” to better themselves. The character development in these stories are applied to students who are having trouble of understanding who they want to be, by giving them a role model and life lessons. To begin with, in the parable
In this case of the story, the girl is portrayed as a tom boy (a girl that act like a boy). In the middle of one hunting day this women child kills a rabbit. Not knowing that the rabbit that she killed was pregnant she felt bad and never hunted again. At the end of the story the child is now a grown woman at a market place that soon panic when she realizes what she has done in the past was extremely cruel and can be done to her. The lesson is towards High School students that believe that they have all the time in the world to make mistakes. It is normal to make mistakes, but it is best that you try your best to fix it, or prevent it from happening again. For example, a student that did not study for his test fails that test. It is normal to fail, but you should learn to study for your test, and not keep doing what you did to fail the