The King Of Mazy May Analysis

Why do people undertake a mission? What drives people to undertake a mission? People undertake missions because they know that they have to do the right thing to help someone or to help themselves. A lot of people don't like doing anything dangerous unless they need to get to safety or to help family and friends. Most people think that people will take a mission because the adrenaline starts pumping and they just do it but that's not why most people undertake a mission.

When undertaking a mission, one will need courage and faith, like Farah Ahmedi. When Farah was 7 she stepped on a landmine in Afghanistan while walking to school because she was taking a shortcut and she lost a leg. After getting a prosthetic leg from Germany and losing her brothers and father, Farah and her mother realized that they shouldn't be in Afghanistan because it wasn't safe, they should be in Pakistan. Farah and her mother went to the border of Afghanistan and Pakistan, but with little luck, the guards at the border weren't letting anyone unless people could pay them. Farah and her mother had no bribe money for the guards. Along the way they met some nice people who found a smugglers path over a mountain and when they heard Farah's story they let Farah and her mother go with them to safety in Pakistan.
Some other people came in and were destroying claims and making their own claims to record. When they destroyed Loren Hall's claim, Walt knew he had to do something. Walt stole their dogs to go record the claim before these other people could. Along the way Walt ran into Loren Hall and they went to go record his claim. In the piece "The King Of Mazy May" Walt shows courage and quick thinking like someone would need to undertake a dangerous