Thrill Of The Grass Analysis

If you are passionate about something believe in it, and also take the risk and aim for it. In “Field of Dreams” Ray Kinsella takes an enormous risk by building a baseball field when he hears a voice. In “The Thrill of the Grass” the narrator strongly dislikes the use of artificial turf, and when he sneaks into a stadium he begins changing the field one square piece at a time. Both characters face tremendous chances, but with the people they love they follow their hearts and take these great risks. In “Field of Dreams” and “The Thrill of the Grass” Ray Kinsella and the narrator endure great risks. Both characters believe their decisions are something they should attempt, and they take the chance. Ray Kinsella hears a voice saying, “If you build it, he will come.” When Ray figures out the meaning of this haunting message he decides that his destiny is to build a baseball field. So on his bitty Iowa farm Ray plows up his crop and builds a baseball field in his front yard. When the narrator breaks into the stadium with the businessman they go down onto the field and decide to take out a singular piece of the turf, and replace it with sod. Eventually friends and
When Ray builds the baseball field, he immensely needs the support of his wife, and daughter, Karen because without it the field would not be possible nevertheless believing in the players they see on the field. The wife also shows an abundance of support when Ray decides to go to Boston even though he is risking his farm. After the businessman and the narrator leave the field they hope for a big turn out. When they arrive the next night with people just keep coming and bringing sod they never thought it could happen, but with the help of vast amounts of people the field was finished in less time than