John Edgar's Brothers and Keepers: A Struggle Against the Prison Institution

Based on most stories, there is conflict, the hero fights enemies. This kind of confrontation will help promote the plan and contribute to climax and narrative determination. A story collision is not always obvious, but in most cases, there is more than one conflict in one story. John Edgar Wideman is no exception for brothers and guardians. Wideman's work is a notepad focused on comparing him and his brothers, each one finally understanding what they do in their lives.

Edgar and his brothers and sisters became orphans before Edgar celebrated his 3rd birthday and Edgar was taken to John and Fanny Allen of Virginia State Richmond. Alan lived in the UK for five years (1815-1820), and Edgar also went to school there. In 1826 he entered the University of Virginia. Although he was an excellent student, John Allen was forced to gamble because he did not achieve excellent results. Allen refused Edgar's debt repayment, and Edgar had to graduate from college after a year. Prior to entering West Point, Edgar published a book titled "Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane and Little Poetry" but this time it was not anonymous, but was published on the way as Edgar A. Poe. The first letter is the name of John Allan. Before Edgar left the West Point, he received financial aid from other students to publish the third edition of the book.

In 1825, Edgar A. Poe fell in love with a 15 year old neighbor Elmira Royister. At this time, Edgar and his adopted father, John, began to be far away. John Allen dislikes Edgar's interest in poetry and literature. Along with his literary love, his romantic pursuit is contrary to the practical nature of Allen. Edgar is finding his father's study of affair and evidence. This puts another great pressure on the Allan family. John Allen wrote a letter to Edgar 's brothers to discuss Edgar' s mother 's affair and sister' s Rosalie 's unfair birth. He wrote this letter to prevent the two brothers from revealing evidence of his affair. The letter also said Po is bitter and ungrateful.

Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849) sent a life of sorrow and pain. After losing her mother at the age of three, he became an orphan of his mother's best friend Francis and John Allen. John Allen was caught up in a marriage case, the French died in tuberculosis, and Edgar and John were alienated. John sent Edgar to a new and very rough Virginia University, where he just got money. He earns his living and strives to participate in gambling. After receiving a gambling liability worth $ 25,000, John does not guarantee, Edgar joined the Army as Edgar Parry to avoid the debtor's prison and later dropped in at the West Point Military Academy.