As a child, I was always pushed to do the best in almost everything. I was enrolled in many activities such as swimming classes, ballet classes, drawing classes. piano classes, and academics. My mom thought it was a great idea for me to learn as many things as I could so it could be of later use to me. Of course she was right, but I always thought I was worked like a puppet. Not being able to do the things I want and always being controlled. My friends and I were going home after school one day, and we were on the topic about our childhood. Once I mentioned all the things I did as I child, they all looked at me with a blank expression. “You did everything an Asian kid would learn,” my friend said. I realized that I never did much as …show more content…
Grenouille appeared “wearing a blue frock coat, a white shirt, white silk stockings, and buckled black shoes” (235). Grenouille had also worn the scent of the twenty-five women he had killed, therefore it created uproar amongst the people. The people in the crowd that came to spectate this execution, gasped in shock at Grenouille. No one would have thought that Grenouille had done those murders and this uproar was the largest orgy in the world. Men and women with ripped clothes caused chaos with their screams and desires. The people’s love for Grenouille triggered Grenouille’s insane imagination. He proclaimed himself as God and named himself as Grenouille the Great. Even with all these things happening at once, a man named Antoine Richis had ran up to Grenouille. Antoine Richis was the father of Laura Richis who was one of the girls that Grenouille murdered. Grenouille expected the worse, he was ready to take a stab to the heart or curses for his wrongdoing. Instead, Richis hugged Grenouille with tears flowing down his face begging for forgiveness. Grenouille felt all the hatred in him for mankind bundle up inside of him that he fainted on the