a conversation with my father

The story in "A Conversation With My Father", written by Grace Paley, paragraph 30-35 is a fiction. Although it's based on a real incident, it has everything that it needs to be a fiction. The story has characters and a certain timeline of events. Additionally, the story began with a permanent state, in which the mother and her son live in the city, the son has good grades and he's a successful young man. Later on, the plot gets complicated. The boy became a drug addict and the mother, thinking she's protecting him, followed his way and became an addict herself. That's our change in the plot, something happened. Afterwards, the boy got out of drugs, leaving his mother all alone, still an addict. That's another change in the plot. Finally, it leads to a permanent state again – the mother is grieving for her misfortune. The story in "A Conversation With My Father", written by Grace Paley, paragraph 30-35 is a fiction. Although it's based on a real incident, it has everything that it needs to be a fiction. The story has characters and a certain timeline of events. Additionally, the story began with a permanent state, in which the mother and her son live in the city, the son has good grades and he's a successful young man. Later on, the plot gets complicated. The boy became a drug addict and the mother, thinking she's protecting him, followed his way and became an addict herself. That's our change in the plot, something happened. Afterwards, the boy got out of drugs, leaving his mother all alone, still an addict. That's another change in the plot. Finally, it leads to a permanent state again – the mother is grieving for her misfortune. The story in "A Conversation With My Father", written by Grace Paley, paragraph 30-35 is a fiction. Although it's based on a real incident, it has everything that it needs to be a fiction. The story has characters and a certain timeline of events. Additionally, the story began with a permanent state, in which the mother and her son