Life’s Not a Maze, It’s an Obstacle Course
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date published 06/09/2007
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SummaryLife is full of obstacles – there is no doubt about it. Deciphering why people have certain obstacles and how they can overcome such obstacles is often just as burdening as the obstacles themselves. It is evident everywhere that people are struggling with their obstacles. From books, to movies, to everyday interaction, people are constantly being challenged to overcome. Marie De France’s “Lanval,” the hard life of an underprivileged child, and a CBS sitcom all relate this idea, that life is full of obstacles.
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- De France's 'Lanval' is a literary example of the need to overcome obstacles.
- The story takes a complete about-face when Lanval is suddenly stricken with good luck.
- Because Lanval vowed to keep their relationship a secret, his lover will not respond to his desperate cries for her help
- This same theme can be applied to the real world. All people are faced with obstacles at some point in their lives
- His employer claims that his business wouldn't survive if it weren't for this guy
- As obstacles are evident in 'Lanval' and in Roger's helpless life, obstacles are also part of daily entertainment on television
- Greg is initially looked at as the bad guy.
- The fact that all people are affected by life's obstacles is widely known and blatantly clear
- The dilemma over who has it worse between Jimmy and Greg is also Greg's problem.
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