A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings by Gabril García Márquez

People are used to certain conditions and circumstances. In fact, they are expecting something related to the familiar environment. Gabriel Garcia Marquez believes that people often feel uncomfortable when reality is contrary to expectations. In the heavy rain, an old-fashioned man fell to the mud in the courtyard of Perrao. This mysterious arrival was frightened and he decided to fix this 'angel' in a chicken coop.

"Extremely old giant wings" (Spanish: Unseñormuyviejocon unas alas enormes) and subtitles "Children's stories" are short stories by Columbian writer and author Gabriel Garcia Marquez. The story was first published in Spanish in 1955 and then published in English in book Storm and Other Stories published in 1972. The short story has a huge wing and involves the very old man who appears in the backyard of the family on a stormy night. The following are the reactions of families, towns and foreign tourists. This story belongs to the category of magical realism.

In a short story, Gabriel Marquez, author of "The Old Man with Huge Wings: Children's Story", originally described the environment that is extremely sad, depressed and heavy symbolic. Throughout the story, Marquez shows that people can not go beyond the cover of a book and enter the real role of a person. In my opinion, short stories "old man with huge wings" are filled with corruption. It is proved by the impossibility of overcoming the dark environment and crab penetration, angelic abuse and his religious ignorance.

The lack of a good person is called a failure. A very old age from Gabriel García Marquez has huge wings and shows how the perfect mental depiction of the past turns a wonderful existence into a mere disorder. The general concept of an angel inherited from generation to generation is very specific and should not be wrong. Past angels made it possible for ordinary people to be the opposite of each person's angel so that the past can turn your expectations for the future into unachievable height.