LIVING LIKE WEASELS

Annie Dillard uses the last paragraph "Like a Weaslake" in the article to re-summarize and summarize the previous idea. The idea of ​​living like a squirrel, showing the relentless attitude of foolish people and never giving up what they want is the quality that Dillard admires. Brilliant images show you how to understand what they believe in the reader, carefully combining it with Mole and reflecting the last paragraph in the article. later

Annie Dillard's article "Living like Itachi" explains the author's idea of ​​sending her a natural and authentic life in encounter with Itachi. She explains the nature of Itachi's life, its tenacity and instinct. While traveling to a local pond, Dillard approached the weasel near the suburban nest. During her encounter with Itachi, she insisted that she and Itachi had thorough exchanges without words. After this encounter, Dillard began to understand Itachi's lifestyle and natural flow. She thinks that it is best to live like a mischief, to bite our phone, never give up

In his book 'Itachi like life', the author 's view of Anne Dillard is that humans can benefit from wild animals such as Itachi. Because living in the wild like a mole is blind, free and concentrated. With these living abilities, we will be able to take all the steps we need to approach our wish of life and achieve our goals. If we are blindly living, it will be easiest to achieve our goal. If you do not have a life in your mind, you do not have to worry about places where time is spent and approaching direct death. "The method is like a mischievous: noticing everything and not remembering something." (65)