Survival through Escape

"The bigger the problem in real life, the greater the tendency to return to a place that relieves illusions" (Naylor). When difficulties in life can not bear, people often escape in various forms such as a fictitious world without such problems. This is a form of escape, a way to prevent immediate difficulties from overwhelming their lives. Margaret Atwood 's "Maid Story" explores this idea through various roles. The area in which these characters were imprisoned, Gilead was controlled by the radical Puritan government.

First of all, Saul is a typical role of Ojibway. He was strangely abandoned by his parents by a faraway lake, but he was able to survive by his grandmother's efforts. And the grandmother fled from the lake in the fierce early snowstorm teeth and brought Saul to the railroad warehouse. Then, like most of his colleagues, he enrolled in an Indian school operated by the Catholic Church. The cruelty of St. Germ is enough to make Oliver Twist's studio look like a suburban elementary school. Not only can these children give up, they are subject to torture by the so-called alien name called "god", and even torture of death sometimes. In the school, Saul began to distinguish himself, his salvation is widely regarded as a white sport: ice hockey

Escape from Sobibor is a sincere explanation of prisoners in the Sobibor concentration camp, one of the most brave and brave fugitive in the history of World War II. As a true record of the surviving 18 survivors, the author Richard Drask talked about cruelty, desolation, and the will to live last. To understand why such a flight from a concentration camp is so successful it is necessary to investigate the motivation to drive the people involved and the prisoners trying such a bold plan. Among the most important prisoners in performing escape from Sobibor are the main decision makers and the main nails that can make decisions.

Paul and Sarah have plans to escape. When they escape, they will tell others that they are following a band called Fudge. Since Garrett, Paul and Sarah were released from the harmonious lake of the camp, the intention and perseverance of survival overcame all obstacles. Garrett and Sarah were sent to prison-like boot camps, but they should not have been there but they escaped. Through Garret's explanation, we see that anyone can go to jail for some reason. Sarah is also a wonderful character, showing the formation of characters in a way similar to Garrett.