'Red Scarf Girl\r'

'Feelings of Sympathy There is nonhing worse than the typify of betrayal. Jiang Ji-li, a girl who was everlastingly praised by her teachers and al representations felt warmth in her home started to be exposed to the real world and how quite a little piece of tail walk away from those who were there for them their whole bread and stillter and treated as if they were non existent. She never ideal that her curse word peers could deceive her, betray her. Who would have ever thought that the same people who Jiang Ji-li kindly encourageed with their home call on could easily point their guns at her.Not besides does the lecturer touch benevolent towards Jiang Ji-li but also emphasis towards the students and how she was treated because of her familys black view. Jiang Ji-li is not authentically not to blame for what kind of traits she bears or her stance, she was babied and never really let out of her cage into the wild where she could come over things for herself. Jiang Ji-lis weak character also contributes to the kind of whim the author feels during the time he/she reads the book.Ji-li, by the way she acts, she seems actually fragile and she is not one that stand easily accept what negative things that are tell about her. Ji-li thinks that there is only favorable things and heartfelt people in the world. If its not said or pointed out to her, she would never have noticed it. She is withal carefree, allowing herself to think that there are only pure people, that they would never hurt her until there was a da-zi-bao written about her, â€Å"Ke Cheng-li doesnt like working- layer kids. He only likes rich kids…We have to ask the question, What is the relationship in the midst of them after all? ” If she had been a very buckram girl, knew where she stood and didnt care what others said about her or her family, the reader would have felt a different mood. though there are other factors that contribute to the story, for composit ors case â€Å" riding horse. ” In this novel, it talks about the Cultural transition of Chairman Mao whose intention was to do good things to China starting by ridding the Four Olds and bring in the Four News.Without this historical time time period in the book, there would be no chaos in the country, and there would have been no crystallise status that separated the rich from the working-class families. The view affects the mood of the reader. If the author of the novel chose to change the setting and only the setting, there would be a great to the mood the reader feels. â€Å"Suddenly I wished that I had been innate(p) into a different family. I hate Grandpa for being a landlord,” one cannot help but feel sympathetic towards Ji-li, who was not nevertheless ready to face the cruel world.Its unimaginable how lots anger can be inside her curiously if she hates someone she has never met, which makes the reader feel lenience for her. How hurt she must be, a gi rl forever and a day showered with warmth, love and compliments now being thrown and twisted dirt on. Throughout the book, Ive felt sympathy towards Ji-li. She tries very hard to do whats unspoiled, and aims to be successful but her black class status held her back. Always fearing that people will make fun of her black class status, she shied away from doing things she wanted to do.In the epilogue of the book, even though Chairman Mao had died, her status continued to learn her, refraining her family to move forward, and re main(prenominal) under those who had better statuses. nigh talent feel fury towards the movement, how it was not right because it allowed many others, besides the Jiang family to suffer because of criticism due(p) to their wealthy lifestyle or committing other â€Å"crimes. ” What might make the reader feel especially sympathetic towards Ji-lis situation is how she was confused about what to do, she was suffering and she was told she had cardinal ro ads she could take.She could either leave her parents and their familys black status or she could stay with her family and remain loyal. Ji-li didnt have a choice, she didnt choose to be born into the kind of family she was born in. Why did it matter that her grandfather was a landlord? She wasnt. The main contribution to the mood, in my opinion was probably the traits that Ji-li bear. What she felt, the readers could feel because it was her point of view that they looked at.\r\n'