Themes Of Coming Of Age Bobby
Coming of age: Bobby style.
What causes coming of age? How should an “adult” act? Does adulthood come with age or with the growth of one's mind. Who is really able to truthfully say that another person is an official adult. Is there such thing as an “official” adult? Are these questions based on opinion, fact or both. And can symbolism help us decide if someone is an adult.
When children move home’s district’s, county’s or states it's because the parents decide where and when to move. From many various ages and scenarios all kids are dependent on someone to provide for them whether they are there or not. The parents decide what is best for the kid whether that is, the parent gets a better paying job, closer to town to save money on gas, go …show more content…
it would all work out as me and Feather pulled out of new york on the bus, and waved to everybody that we left behind.” Again Angela Johnson meant that Bobby did not know exactly what he was doing but he knew that where …show more content…
Bobby skipped school that day, and he left Feather with his babysitter. Bobby didn't intend to stay at the wall to long but did when he lost himself in his feelings. Bobby stayed at the wall till just before nightfall, far past the end of the school day. However the painting Bobby painted specifically the color he chooses gives us a bigger picture of what he's really feeling. The greens represent a new beginning and that it will get better, the blues represent the sadness and stress he's going through, the red represents his love and affection towards Nia and Feather. Though Bobby made a stupid choice in vandalizing the wall, he released emotion and built up feeling which was good and made him stronger, and he focused on what was in front of him more, which was his baby. Bobby realized he messed up and came to terms of it, yes he had assistance from his dad in doing so but it is still important that he realized and but more so that he acted on it as well which proves his strive and struggle to become an adult yet his
What causes coming of age? How should an “adult” act? Does adulthood come with age or with the growth of one's mind. Who is really able to truthfully say that another person is an official adult. Is there such thing as an “official” adult? Are these questions based on opinion, fact or both. And can symbolism help us decide if someone is an adult.
When children move home’s district’s, county’s or states it's because the parents decide where and when to move. From many various ages and scenarios all kids are dependent on someone to provide for them whether they are there or not. The parents decide what is best for the kid whether that is, the parent gets a better paying job, closer to town to save money on gas, go …show more content…
it would all work out as me and Feather pulled out of new york on the bus, and waved to everybody that we left behind.” Again Angela Johnson meant that Bobby did not know exactly what he was doing but he knew that where …show more content…
Bobby skipped school that day, and he left Feather with his babysitter. Bobby didn't intend to stay at the wall to long but did when he lost himself in his feelings. Bobby stayed at the wall till just before nightfall, far past the end of the school day. However the painting Bobby painted specifically the color he chooses gives us a bigger picture of what he's really feeling. The greens represent a new beginning and that it will get better, the blues represent the sadness and stress he's going through, the red represents his love and affection towards Nia and Feather. Though Bobby made a stupid choice in vandalizing the wall, he released emotion and built up feeling which was good and made him stronger, and he focused on what was in front of him more, which was his baby. Bobby realized he messed up and came to terms of it, yes he had assistance from his dad in doing so but it is still important that he realized and but more so that he acted on it as well which proves his strive and struggle to become an adult yet his