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Did you think this could be any more awesome? One of the most popular memes, teamed up with one of the most frequently used and admired art styles, that's just-- epic. And, I really managed it smoothly, (under time constrains and lack of time, that is) It's surprising that nobody has attempted this yet, so this is good news for me. Mine is a little bit amateur considering I'm not a Photoshop legend, but I did it fair enough, so if anyone wants to make their own attempt at making one of these beauties, just remember who inspired you :P Also, I added a © (copyright) mark for the original, for the sake of originality. So, yeah, my first somewhat-major project done! Now I just have to brainstorm another idea, relaxation here I come! (Just joking, I'm a work slave for you guys!).
Have you ever had someone yell at you and even badgering you for no good reason? Well, I definitely have. Based on the relationship between Michael and his father in Carrots it can be said that their relationship is similar to relationships in real life. Mainly because in real life, people take their anger and stress out on other people. Like how in the story, Michael is yelled at by his father, because he was eating carrots incorrectly. When in actuality, Michael’s father had a rough day filled with stress to deal with at the office, so he accidently took it out on Michael for no apparent good reason whatsoever. When Michael did nothing wrong in the first place. This can also relate to my own life, as sometimes, my parents would yell at me for doing nothing wrong, and later, they shower me with hugs, and apologies, which also proves my thesis. Also, people have done this action during times of crisis, like in war, or after a bad day at work, or when people are just in a bad mood because they have to do something they loathe or don’t want to do etc. Proving that this usually happens when one person is pressured under a tough situation like Michael’s dad was, which also proves my thesis.
Have you ever seen this behavior happen in other texts? Well, I’ve seen it thousands of times in books. In other short stories like My Side Of The Story, the main character is almost bullied, by other character(s) in the story, like when Michael is yelled at by his father, or even when the other main character from My Side Of The Story gets yelled at by his father for almost waking up his mother. So, Michael’s relationship with his father is similar to relationships from many other books and characters. This mainly happens in most books because the relationship between characters is sometimes very rocky, considering when faced with a problem or situation can build up stress and angst, which is later taken out upon other characters in their respective stories. It’s generally used between characters to build up tension and suspense in the book, basically used as a literary device authors have overused. When, in general, it’s based upon real life, it isn’t honestly a good thing. Anger is a terrible thing, it’s even one of the Seven Sins. In the words of a wise philosopher: “Anger is like a deadly poison to the soul. The more it decreases, the more the soul’s positive magnetic force increases.” This generally gets to the point that based on the relationship between Michael and his father, in Carrots, it can be said that, their relationships are similar to actual relationships in real life.
Did you ever feel that some of the things that the armies of the nations had done was wrong or corrupt? Personally, I’ve felt that when thinking back on history. For armies, taking out their anger on each other is practically the main feeling of war, anger. But, there have been unnecessary wars, and assassinations, and such against other people/countries. Take for example, World War II, the Americans had bombed the Japanese for reasons remained to be unknown. Of course, later, that resulted in the fall of Pearl Harbor. Or, another example is how, the Americans had hunted down Sadam Housein, instead of going after Osama Bin Laden after the fall of the Twin Towers. Or, how about World War I? Well, WWI was really a completely messed up situation rather than a serious war like WWII. These events represent foolishness, but they also represent my thesis in a text-to-world connection, thus proving that Michael and his father’s relationship is similar to relationships in real life, with events like these and more, like the war with Iraq and America. So, based on the relationship between Michael and his father in Carrots, it can be said that their relationship is similar to relationships in real life.
Have you ever experienced this action yourself, whether you did it yourself or someone did it to you? For me, it’s a definite yes. I myself have experienced this a lot. Sometimes, my friends and family do this to me, even I may occasionally do it to them. For example my Mom can easily get irritated with me if I don’t follow the plans she had made for our weekends. Or I have seen my friends been angry at each other when they lose a game. Also I often get mad at my Mom when I have to cut the fun activities short for my bedtime. Apparently, taking your anger out on others is human nature, and even the most patient and kind person would snap at least once or twice, that’s why us human beings must tame our anger if we want to to perfect themselves. Generally, as I’ve said, anger is a terrible thing, but, it’s part of human nature’s ferocious side, making it an every day thing. As much as I try to be a good person, sometimes, when put in a certain problem, I would get really angry and snap at someone, although it rarely happens, it’s a daily, average thing that people do, as much as it is wrong. Warranting that based on the relationship between Michael and his father in Carrots, it can be said that, their relationship is similar to relationships in real life.
In conclusion, based on the relationships between Michael and his father, in Carrots, it can definitely be said that, their relationships are similar to actual relationships in real life. Mainly because, in real life, people would have lots of worries, and too much stress to deal with at work, or at home even. So, when other people get involved in that person’s affairs, they would end up getting yelled at, and possibly even insulted, because of no honestly good reason, other than being stressed out. Which then leads to sincere apologies from that person in the end. Apparently, this action has been used so much between fellow humans, that it’s used in daily life, almost every day. Like, how in the story, Michael got yelled at by his father for eating carrots improperly. The punishment was unnecessary, and was unfair, like in real life, when the other person gets yelled at for doing nothing wrong in the first place. Take for example, Michael, he wasn’t harming anyone by eating carrots the way he did. Finally, this can relate to my own life, as sometimes, my parents would yell at me for pestering them, or asking too many questions etc. And, later, I would get big apologies and big hugs also, proving my thesis one last time.
Hopefully you guys found this satisfying for the time being, now I'll get back to work!