1. Can one know another's thought
... family with strange friends, and listened to still stranger music. In the narrator's eyes, Sonny foolishly thought he knew everything. Even though the narrator's views on Sonny's manhood changed, during the second stage, his feelings about Sonny's sense of reality didn't. The narrator still viewed Sonny as if he were on drugs. "He carried himself, loose and dreamlike all the time, ...and his music seemed to be merely ... this final stage that the narrator obtains a true understanding of Sonny. The death of the narrator's daughter Grace was so devastating to the narrator that he said, "M...
- Word Count: 1198
- Approx Pages: 5
- Grade Level: High School