Post a thesis for "Life on the Mississippi." Please make sure you have a topic, position, and statement. Your thesis should be clear, focused, arguable, analytic, and creative.
Even though the main character had mastered the steamboat as he wishes, ironically, he started losing his good impression of river after he was able to discern river.
The goals that people accomplish always seem less appealing once they have it, causing them to always seek out new things and never settle down and be happy.
Life on the Mississippi shows us that when people are trying to examine nature, they might not percieve the simple beauty of it.
ReplyDeleteIn the story "Life on the Mississippi", the main character could have been a better apprentice than he was.
ReplyDeleteIn life on the Mississippi, Mark Twin gain more than he lost.
ReplyDeleteEven though the main character had mastered the steamboat as he wishes, ironically, he started losing his good impression of river after he was able to discern river.
ReplyDeleteA teacher might be a demon outside, but the inside is a loving mother figure who cares for the disciple.
ReplyDeleteThings are not as easy as they seem.
ReplyDeleteIt is hard to enjoy your work.
ReplyDeleteIt is difficult to find something that is truly passionate unless one spends a long time examining it.
ReplyDeleteAs you get more and more familiar with something, the beauty fades.
ReplyDeleteIn "Life on the Mississippi," the Mississippi River symbolizes the path in life that people must go through.
ReplyDeleteHuman beings tend to want what they can't get.
ReplyDeleteIn the story "Life on the Mississippi" it argues that there's more to see than just what's on the surface.
ReplyDeleteIn the story "Life on the Mississippi", Mr. Bixby shows more concern than impatience when teaching Mark Twain about the works on the streamboat.
ReplyDeleteThe goals that people accomplish always seem less appealing once they have it, causing them to always seek out new things and never settle down and be happy.
ReplyDeleteIn "Life on the Mississippi," Bixby is portrayed as a good teacher through interactions with Mark Twain. *
ReplyDeleteBeing harsh is what makes Bixby a good teacher.
ReplyDeleteIn "Life on the Mississippi", Mark Twain's idea that a learned person cannot appreciate the beauty of his/her subject is wrong.
ReplyDeleteIn "Life on the Mississippi", it could be argued that theres always the beautiful and ugly side to one thing.
ReplyDeleteLife on the Mississippi shows that one have to give up something in order to gain anything
ReplyDeleteIn Life on the Mississippi, the river symbolizes a dream that people want but after they get it, they don't appreciate it anymore.
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