Life Sucks in Pat Conroy's Fiction

The life of Pat Conroy's novel is terrible. Humans are caught up in this chaotic situation, acting without thinking about how to behave and act. Some people do not know how to accept praise, others can not live without it, others can not live with people all over the world. If someone insists that he or she has found a way to live, that person is lying. If someone says that he found a method that is best for himself, that person may be lying.

Pat Conroy was born into a dysfunctional family. This is a blessing and a curse. The seven-year oldest conroy was abused by the father's body and words, then Donald Conroy did the same for his brothers and sisters and their beloved mother, Peggy, passive witness. . Once in family family quarrels, Donald threw a cup of milk on the face of Pat. Peggy took over and Pat and his brother Jim (Donald was struck more quickly) to the hospital. Pat said later that on the New York Times he wanted to tell the doctor that they are playing football, falling down, tapping their heads with taps. The conroy later said that this is "the coldest thing in his childhood." As Pat grew, when they moved 23 times, Conroys kept looking at her face with a smile. However, the appearance has broken: in 1994, Tom committed suicide. A strange sister Carroll An (and a poet) was rumored to be an inspiration for Prince Chosun's suicide poet Susanna Winno.

Today, Patconroy, grown up in a family considered to be dysfunctional, used this opportunity to write some of the most interesting stories he had drawn attention of the reader in the past. In the movie "Chaoshan Prince" based on his life, Pat Conro tries to attract the audience to his world. And they give them the opportunity to experience the pain he experienced during growth. In his family of mothers, fathers, brothers and twin sisters, he was introduced with a lot of hatred and violence as a young age. His father will abuse his mother. When this happens, the three children will try to escape this cruel reality, and will rush to the nearby lake to jump and try to stay in the water for as long as possible. But with this technology they can not escape this reality forever.

Pat Conroy could not keep his pen quiet or silent. He is a southern boy he loves his mother, but he needs to teach her what he remembers. It is not whether she embraces her in her fragrance or not. The private story is not enough for this natural force, he has to speak from the mountain, and he did this in the great Santini's writing and publication in 1976 - this memoir is a novel Wrapped in a very thin wrapped props, the crowd panted, and the father of the conroy, Mr. San Dini himself disbanded. Conroy 's father was a sadistic abuser and Conroy' s mother allowed him to continue abusing in the south as children were dragged into the house after his father 's military life. Pat Conroy is telling the story - do not say that he told him the only possible way, that is how he remembers. His father begged differently. "My son," his father insisted.