The Mustache By Robert Cormier Analysis
The mustache
Several themes are used in the text “the mustache” by Robert Cormier, one of them is Love, which is a kind of cliché, but it’s is a different kind of love, because the grandmother “Nana” has this intense love which she gives to her grandson because she thinks it’s her deceased husband. The reason why she thinks it is her grandson Michael, who is named by his grandfather, is because he looks like him, wearing a Mustache being tall and slim, so she mixes them up. The grand mom is 75 years old and lives in a kind of nursing home, called Lawnrest, she is losing her memory, can’t control her body and is kind of sick, and she makes up things that aren’t really there, like birds “see the birds? I’ve been watching them at the feeder,
Several themes are used in the text “the mustache” by Robert Cormier, one of them is Love, which is a kind of cliché, but it’s is a different kind of love, because the grandmother “Nana” has this intense love which she gives to her grandson because she thinks it’s her deceased husband. The reason why she thinks it is her grandson Michael, who is named by his grandfather, is because he looks like him, wearing a Mustache being tall and slim, so she mixes them up. The grand mom is 75 years old and lives in a kind of nursing home, called Lawnrest, she is losing her memory, can’t control her body and is kind of sick, and she makes up things that aren’t really there, like birds “see the birds? I’ve been watching them at the feeder,