Susanna at the Beach by Herbert Gold

Susanna on the beach talks to Herbert Gold about the virtue story of character worship. This is in sharp contrast to the bad habit of character consumption. The depiction of the main character Susan is portrayed as embodying seven "heavenly destiny" including chastity, abstinence, diligence, perseverance, kindness, humility, and charity. Other letters in the story visualize seven "deadly sins" including desire, bulimia, laziness, anger, jealousy, pride and greed. Herbert Gold depicts the theme of virtue and vice by using the literal means of the beach Suzanna, the explanation of Daniel's letter and the Susa's biblical quotation.

Susanna Wilkerson was born in Tennessee around 1814. On May 24, 1829, Susanna married Armaron Dickinson in Bolivar, Tennessee. The couple moved to Texas in 1830 and arrived at Gonzales on February 20, 1831. Couple's only child, Angelina Elizabeth Dickinson, was born in Gonzales on December 14, 1834. Almaron was one of the "18 year old Gonzales old man" and the group of Gonzalez citizens began to face the Mexican army as they had a small artillery that led to the fight of Gonzalez. After the battle, Almaron left Gonzalez and went to San Antonio de Beekas and left Suzanne and Angelina with German volunteers.

Susanna on the beach talks to Herbert Gold about the virtue story of character worship. This is in sharp contrast to the bad habit of character consumption. The depiction of the main character Susan is portrayed as embodying seven "heavenly destiny" including chastity, abstinence, diligence, perseverance, kindness, humility, and charity. Other letters in the story visualize seven "deadly sins" including desire, bulimia, laziness, anger, jealousy, pride and greed. Herbert Gold depicts the theme of virtue and vice by using the literal means of the beach Suzanna, the explanation of Daniel's letter and the Susa's biblical quotation.