What Is The Theme In The Medicine Cabinet
I believe that the theme is to, not be judge on the way your appearance is, and to show respect for everyone you see. There should never be a reason why you roll your eyes if you see a homeless person, or even if they were in the military, they drop everything to keep us safe. So you never know how they ended up in that spot. Sometimes I stop and ask myself how do homeless people survive? What if they hid that way no one would see the person looking the way they are? Anyways please keep reading to find out more about my opinion!
With both of the stories there was respect being shown in, the “Drummer and Bells open Indian Museums” there was respect being shown while they walked by in the parade. With “The Medicine Cabinet”, …show more content…
For the “Drums and Bells open Indian Museum”, while some of the parade is going through Pamela Best Minick said “To come home the same way and have people not laugh but respect you - it shows we’ve come full circle.” I think he’s trying to say that after not being “home” in a very long time he appreciates what these people are …show more content…
In the middle between both stories there’s going to be so many new details can’t wait to share!
The quotes that I think are most important are when grandpa says “I have come because it is soon time for Martin to have the medicine bag”, (from “The Medicine Cabinet)
The next quote is when Lyle Cook said,” We do it not to serve the United States, but to protect our people. This is still our land, even if it is called the United States.”(from “ Drums and Bells Open Indian Museum.”
The reason why these quotes really stick out to me is because, with “The Medicine Cabinet” it makes me sad he’s basically going to be pass away soon. It just makes me sad to really think about. With “Drums and Bells Open Indian Museum”, it makes me start to think who had the United states before we went out and fought for it? For these sections of the book I think, they make you think because some of the thing that are said they don’t have very much background.
In conclusion, both of these quotes are starting to get to the reason why you have to respect other os we or starting to get on the right
With both of the stories there was respect being shown in, the “Drummer and Bells open Indian Museums” there was respect being shown while they walked by in the parade. With “The Medicine Cabinet”, …show more content…
For the “Drums and Bells open Indian Museum”, while some of the parade is going through Pamela Best Minick said “To come home the same way and have people not laugh but respect you - it shows we’ve come full circle.” I think he’s trying to say that after not being “home” in a very long time he appreciates what these people are …show more content…
In the middle between both stories there’s going to be so many new details can’t wait to share!
The quotes that I think are most important are when grandpa says “I have come because it is soon time for Martin to have the medicine bag”, (from “The Medicine Cabinet)
The next quote is when Lyle Cook said,” We do it not to serve the United States, but to protect our people. This is still our land, even if it is called the United States.”(from “ Drums and Bells Open Indian Museum.”
The reason why these quotes really stick out to me is because, with “The Medicine Cabinet” it makes me sad he’s basically going to be pass away soon. It just makes me sad to really think about. With “Drums and Bells Open Indian Museum”, it makes me start to think who had the United states before we went out and fought for it? For these sections of the book I think, they make you think because some of the thing that are said they don’t have very much background.
In conclusion, both of these quotes are starting to get to the reason why you have to respect other os we or starting to get on the right