<Tuesday with Morrie>
The main character of this book is not only Mitch’s respectful and erudite professor, but also Mitch himself. From my perspective, Mitch isn’t happy with his life. There is a specific chapter of Mitch in this book. It said Mitch went through a lot of things after he graduated from college. Firstly he lost his dear uncle who taught him to drive, aroused his interest in music and etc. When he eventually encountered the death of his uncle, he addicted to the depression. The reality makes him recognize that the time is precious and also devastated his musician dream. He madly concentrates himself to his work as a famous journalist. But he thought that he didn’t satisfied with his present life because there are always millions of stuffs that occupy all of his time. He wanted be a well-known musician. But apparently he might say “farewell” to his dream. He needs to squeeze sometime from the fussy work to do something he really desires to.
The main character of this book is not only Mitch’s respectful and erudite professor, but also Mitch himself. From my perspective, Mitch isn’t happy with his life. There is a specific chapter of Mitch in this book. It said Mitch went through a lot of things after he graduated from college. Firstly he lost his dear uncle who taught him to drive, aroused his interest in music and etc. When he eventually encountered the death of his uncle, he addicted to the depression. The reality makes him recognize that the time is precious and also devastated his musician dream. He madly concentrates himself to his work as a famous journalist. But he thought that he didn’t satisfied with his present life because there are always millions of stuffs that occupy all of his time. He wanted be a well-known musician. But apparently he might say “farewell” to his dream. He needs to squeeze sometime from the fussy work to do something he really desires to.
