Last hurrah-Character

Edwin O'Connor 's novel "The Last Huayou Century" shows the difficult and difficult life of the 1950s Boston Irish American community. The author uses many functions to generate topics related to the political and social considerations of this era. O'Connor will introduce the politics of the Old Town while introducing the streets and alleys of the Old Town while attracting the reader's interest in the style of the story. He did this through Frank Fenton, the hero.

cheers! cheers! We are in this country, a country of glory! Beyond the busy street; away from the accumulation of brick and mortar; outside the machine; the roaring of the carriage; the cry of the steam whistle; thousands of people wandering Han in the trail, stone trail from the hot atmosphere of the streets Apart from the smoke, the gas of the stove, the stench of ten thousands kinds we have passed even the lawn and the green area. We are alone and naturally surrounded by ancient primitive things. Tall trees in the tall forest, mountains and valleys are on the left and right. Before us, there is a beautiful lake that lasts for miles, its surface is calm and calm, giving a bright sky, ancient forest, wool clouds floating in the sky, from the depth of distant quietness

At dusk, the last cheer of the sun creates delicate light. About such daylighting, there are rare secular beauties. Before we look at the darkness, that light emits a soft, soft shine all over the world, kissing everything it touches and finally shining.

In the northern jersey, this is a nice June day. All of my friends gathered at the end before leaving the different direction of our so - called life. There is time for each to make psychedelic choices, so the sun is shining and feeling good. For some people it is Psilocybin, for others it is a mistake; this day will be a wonderful day. Now as time goes on, after a few hours of drug-induced basketball games and intolerable laughter from basketball attempts, the sun began to fell in the sky with a burst of fear. This is a kind of understanding, the night is coming, all of this must be "in the dark."