Uncle Al: A Symbol of American Capitalism

In Sarah Glune novel 'Water for Elephants', the character 'Uncle Al' plays a very small and important role. Uncle Al's role is actually the backbone of the Ben Seni brothers and is essentially the materialization of American capitalism. In this article, I will explain how his uncle's personality reflects America's capitalist ideology. First of all, the main priority of Uncle Al is to attract Brother Bensini's most spectacular earth performances and attract as much "ruby" as possible to exceed the ring ring brothers and their performers and animation .

In the Thanksgiving dinner illustration called Uncle Sam, various backgrounds and ethnic Americans sit on the table and prepare for the feast. Arabs and Italians. The corner of the illustration is "one person" and "freedom and equality". My uncle engraved a turkey. The Chinese family talking to women in Colombia is a symbol of freedom. Almost all families have babies. The solemn portraits of President Washington, President Lincoln, and President Grant keep this. Castle garden is the main immigration warehouse of the country hanging on the wall. The core of the table is "universal election" and "autonomy".

In Sarah Glune novel 'Water for Elephants', the character 'Uncle Al' plays a very small and important role. Uncle Al's role is actually the backbone of the Ben Seni brothers and is essentially the materialization of American capitalism. In this article, I will explain how his uncle's personality reflects America's capitalist ideology. First of all, the main priority of Uncle Al is to attract Brother Bensini's most spectacular earth performances and attract as much "ruby" as possible to exceed the ring ring brothers and their performers and animation .