Human Maturity in The Human Comedy by William Saroyan

William Salone's 'Human Comedy' in the mature maturation of William Salone's human beings is accompanied by embarrassment of life. For these tests, Homer was forced to mature. His mature approach is the result of confronting the task. Two very important themes to help home run maturity are family and death. Homer is working for the family and earning money, so it represents a person in the house. For example, he went to school at 3 pm and then went to work till midnight. It is very difficult to attend school or work, but you need to survive for the family.

William Saloyan 's 1943 novel "Human Comedy" is based on my life raised with brothers and sisters in a family without fathers in Fresno, California. In the novel, Isaac, California became a scene, not Fresno. Sarroyan has developed several works on Homer, an ancient Greek poet who is the author of Odyssey. Homer McLean, 14 years old, is the protagonist and the narrator of human comedy. Ulysses was the Romanized version of the Greek name Odysseus, so Homer 's younger brother was called the same name as Ulysses, the protagonist of Homer Odyssey. These two texts also refer to the concept of "going home." Ithaca is the home of Homer's human comedy, and in Odyssey it is the home of Odyssey. Both stories took place during the war, and alluding to Helen Troy of Odyssey, Homer's love girl was named Helen Eliot.

In William Saloyan's "Human Comedy", the theme of unification of characters and wartime is reflected in character actions and dialogue. The encounter between Homer and Mrs. Sandva showed what he wanted to be with her to ease the pain of the death of his son. Big Chris rescued Ulysses from a bear's trap and stayed together during his sleep. Mr. Grogan helped Homer's growth and tried to hide Marcus's death from Homer, thereby proving human solidarity. During the wartime, the behavior of these characters shows the essence of people.

Actor Meg Ryan entered the chairman of the director at the beautifully modified "Ithaca" of William Saloyan novel "Human comedy". The town worked as a part-time job for telegraph delivery staff. World War II was fruitful. Ryan played an important role in the movie and recruited her regular co-star Tom Hanks at guest appearances, but Sam Shepard played telegraph operator close to retirement. This movie highlights the talent of three young actors including Ryan's son Jack Quaid and newcomers Alex Nestad and Spencer Howell.

On February 4, 1943, "Human Comedy" was published as a novel. A month later, a movie version starring Mickey Rooney was released. Under normal circumstances, this will make it one of the fastest books to adapt to movies from the history. However, under normal circumstances, William Salo Yan's human comedy has not been created. The screenplay is actually the first one, but after being called "artistic difference", Saroyan cut out the script and started to turn the screenplay into a novel.