Two Different Childhoods in My African Childhood by David Sedaris

In "My African Childhood", David Sedaris talked about his childhood compared to his friend Hugh. From the David point of view, Hugh's life is very attractive and fulfilling, and his own life seems boring and boring. In addition, Hugh's childhood story simply shows that David's life in North Carolina is just as ordinary and safe as ordinary American boys, even though David's life in North Carolina is simply plain in the plain It is more dangerous to do. By explaining the childhood experience, David supports his own experience by explaining the differences between school activities, vacation and even living assets.

Sedaris explains why he believes that his childhood is very uncomplicated compared to his friends' childhood. Until he began taking a break, Sedaris compared his childhood with his childhood. Sedaris said, "We have a shepherd's dog and a domestic cat ... they have a monkey named Charlie Brown and Satan and two horses ... I sigh Throw a stone at the crocodile .... (109 pages 8 paragraph) I think that Sedary is really interesting to throw a stone at the crocodile.He is aware of what kind of danger Hugh is facing "There is no Pitone of 15 feet high in my school's basketball court, I ask, I pray, I pray every night, but it never happened ... a sympathetic colonel's army coup is my It came late into the night to assassinate the neighbor 's neighbor. "(Page 111, paragraph 13) Sedary hopes Hugh has everything. He also wants to travel to the continent of Africa. Sedaris likes spending his childhood, but Hugh does not think his life is so wonderful.

In "My African Childhood", David Sedaris talked about his childhood compared to his friend Hugh. From the David point of view, Hugh's life is very attractive and fulfilling, and his own life seems boring and boring. In addition, Hugh's childhood story simply shows that David's life in North Carolina is just as ordinary and safe as ordinary American boys, even though David's life in North Carolina is simply plain in the plain It is more dangerous to do. - Christmas with nutmeg 17142 Eastview Our memories at the time of Christmas is perfect. The Christmas tree is covered with hundreds of sparkling lights and unique decorations. Next to the tree there is a magnificent brick fireplace that always seems to be burning in the fire, and the basement is decorated with my miniature Nutcracker doll.

Today 's world is filled with writers of various composition style. My way of writing is different from how Stephen King is written. David Sedaris is a unique writer. When I read that "When remembering childhood" on the continent of Africa, I noticed how to write him. I learned a lot from Sedaris. It will help me in the future. David Sedaris has a wonderful way to do sophisticated usage. Sophistication is like his secret weapon to the reader. Sedaris shows me the image with elaborate words. An image of when the goat's meat rots in the mouth of a man. The word he used to explain the person in the sentence is wrinkles. This sentence tells me that this man is old and full of wrinkles. There is another scene in the article that makes the best use of image text. When the students are in the slaughterhouse, the goat is about to be executed by men. The goat is trying to be killed, but you can see that it is an executable form.