ENG (03/12/08) Post B

ENG (03/12/08) Post B

Free Thoughts on the freedom of Child's imagination


I was thinking, what made David to make these characters in his world with his strong imgination. Would that be his mom's death? his father's infatuity? war? or all of these factors accounted for one? Creativeness? There are many guessses as in why, and the truth, that David became extremely lonely and started to create characters that acted as his friends.
Last time I mentioned child's imagination and creativeness. As an adult, like David's father and his another wife Rose, things might turn out more simpler than David feels. Poor david, becomes lonely especiallyh that he figures that he was no longer a child for his mother's. His mother is gone, while his dad forgets her and remarries with a new lady who gives a birth to his step brother, Georgie. Rose isn't a bad spiritied woman, at all, though that David wanted tsme space between the future and himself in order to make himself more mature and readied for being an adult. This trnasitional part was missing when it was revealed that David felt hurt and depressed that his father never thought twice about Daivd. Everything made David upset and tearful, making him to sepnd more time with his books and talking to his imaginary friend.s We do't know how much, and how long this journey would mean to him, but it is true that this is the only exit available for David.


Tina Jung