Literature and life Is life our own book? I enjoy to read at night for many people it's different I also like to read in my room. Is life our own book? I believe this is accurate because characters in a book have conflicts and us humans also have conflicts same for our characterization and our narration. Literature and life are connected by your own actions, problems, and your own perspective. Cochrane indirectly characterizes Fitz in Fits A Father a Son and a Gun as a young boy who just wants attention by not just a father figure but by his actual father. Fitz grew up without his father and wants to know who he is personally and why he hasn't been around in his life. You can tell that Fitz is desperate to know his father because Fitz stalks his father and learns pretty much the most obvious things. Fitz wants to know his father so bad he buys a gun and confronts his dad at gunpoint to spend the day with him. Us humans can also be indirectly characterized. You could be asked to do something but you don't wanna do it but u have to. You show u dont wanna do it by your body language or your facial expressions or what u do in your actions. Humans get indirectly characterized just like …show more content…
The conflict is shown when General Zaroff tells Rainsford “survive three days when being hunted and if I don't catch you by midnight on the third day you win.”General Zaroff wants to hunt Rainsford because hunting regular animals are too easy. Rainsford has no choice but to be hunted in order to win the game and survive. One big conflict in real life is a man vs self conflict. People feel victimised by race, religion, or economic situations when in reality they have every single option everyone else has. People need a free and positive mindset to be successful. Some conflicts we have in real life can be connected through fictional