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Daddy

Franklin Thomas described our future in a simple quote; “One day our descendants will think it incredible that we paid so much attention to … our gender instead of the unique identities of each of us as complex human beings.” Thomas merely told us that we would always look at us as female or male, but after we learn a lesson we see our selves has complex human beings. After we realize out life lesson, our descendants look at us with greater respect, we also learn to respect ourselves. They also learn from us, creating a cycle that helps all of us to look at things differently and with greater respect. This report will show how three pieces of literature disagrees or agrees with the quote.

In the poem, “Daddy”, Sylvia Plath says that there are women who find themselves without the equipment to deal with oppressive and controlling men. Which in turn shows only that she only looked at the gender of her and the men. She didn’t understand that no human being should be treated like that; she didn’t realize she could change things. She thought of herself has a useless female, thus having to deal with the controlling and dominating male. In combination to the quote, Plath shows she only saw her father has a male,


This poem also points out that the husband is a descendant of the little boy. He does not look back on his father’s gender he looks at his father has a human being. It also helps the relationship between the husband and wife. It helps the husband to understand that when we was such a little boy, he received a gift from his father that taught him the lesson that he’ll remember for the rest of his life. The husband now gets to share the same moment with his wife and understand a lesson so valuable. He also learns there is more to a person than genitalia. It helps the wife to also realize that there is more to her husband than she thought. Her husband has already achieved the life lesson that he learned at so young of age and now is coming out of his shell and realizing his gift.

In “The Gift” by Li-Young Lee, the poem contradicts the quote because the little boy knows that his father as a unique human being. Lee creates an emotional passage that helps a little boy realize that there is more to his father than being a male like him. In a way it teaches a boy a huge lesson when he is so young, but he also doesn’t realize that until he shares the same moment with his wife.

In the poem “The Gift”, it contradicts the quote because the little boy sees that his father as a unique human being. Lee creates an emotional journey that helps a little boy realized that there is more to his father than being a m

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