Responsibilities are inevitable. However accepting theme and cloaking from them are two very different ideals. In the book Gone with the wind two brothers, Brent and Stuart, have been expelled from college for the last time. They went home to secure any loose ends that were left when they abandoned Scarlet O’Hara. As much as she is pleased to see the boys she is also agitated by the news that they bring with them. Amongst all of the squabbles the boys once again diverted the wrath of their mother and her riding crop. Accepting what they had done did not seem to faze the boys as their minds were already occupied with thoughts of war. However the sense of responsibility materialized in Rowan’s mind everyday. In the book Broken Soup responsibilities are what young …show more content…
Ever since her brother Jack died, her family was turned into ruins. Her father left them and her mother was depressed to the point where she would never get out of bed. Even Rowan’s little sister, Stroma, acted as if he never existed you could even say that she was elated that he was gone. Only Rowan was left to accept his fate and carry on with the everyday household tasks along with taking care of Stroma. Everything seemed to finally start again until Rowan ended up with a negative. The negative would soon turn her life upside down again. In the book Gone with the wind many vibrant details are used to elude the reader to picture vivid images. While reading Broken Soup there were many questions that were formulated. The book also allows the reader to evaluate Stroma and why she is the way she is.
☺ The many vibrant words, from the book Gone with the Wind, quickly ascended and conceived a picture with elegance and beauty. The twins towered over everybody shrouding them in their shadows. They had muscles so defined they look as if they could have been a natural suitor for a body