A Man Once Lived Analysis
A man once lived. A man who was unlike all others. In body, in mind, in soul, he always exceeded. The fact became obvious quickly. And it only grew more so with his age. It was clear he would accomplish much in life. But exactly how much, exactly what he’d become… people did not have a chance to guess..
A young boy was born in an average household. Worry came along with his birth, as the boy refused to cry, though no other issues were found which put the surroundings at ease. His family quickly learned the boy was simply quiet and inquisitive by nature. He always seemed calm, always observing his surroundings with a natural but contained curiosity beyond his age.
The boy grew. He started spending most of his time exploring the world …show more content…
The crimes they committed, the greed that drove them. Everything felt wrong. The problems of humanity often stood out to him in front of everything else as he grew more and more disillusioned with the world. But he tried to ignore it, hide from it in his own little world.
His sister was one of the only lights in his life. Even though he noticed his parents generally paid her little attention compared to himself, that only made him love her more, as if to love her enough for what everyone else didn’t. Unlike him, she wasn’t homeschooled. He would often help her schoolwork and they spent much of their time together, but even then he was more of a loner by nature. He had no friends of his own and wouldn’t get close to those of his sister, even as they were introduced to him. He always felt more comfortable like that.
The genius of the young man gained renown across the world with eyes turning everywhere to face in his direction but even as opportunities came and went all the boy wanted was to live a peaceful life thus they all remained rejected until in the end most gave up to gain the brilliant mind for their own gains or those of humanity as a whole …
A young boy was born in an average household. Worry came along with his birth, as the boy refused to cry, though no other issues were found which put the surroundings at ease. His family quickly learned the boy was simply quiet and inquisitive by nature. He always seemed calm, always observing his surroundings with a natural but contained curiosity beyond his age.
The boy grew. He started spending most of his time exploring the world …show more content…
The crimes they committed, the greed that drove them. Everything felt wrong. The problems of humanity often stood out to him in front of everything else as he grew more and more disillusioned with the world. But he tried to ignore it, hide from it in his own little world.
His sister was one of the only lights in his life. Even though he noticed his parents generally paid her little attention compared to himself, that only made him love her more, as if to love her enough for what everyone else didn’t. Unlike him, she wasn’t homeschooled. He would often help her schoolwork and they spent much of their time together, but even then he was more of a loner by nature. He had no friends of his own and wouldn’t get close to those of his sister, even as they were introduced to him. He always felt more comfortable like that.
The genius of the young man gained renown across the world with eyes turning everywhere to face in his direction but even as opportunities came and went all the boy wanted was to live a peaceful life thus they all remained rejected until in the end most gave up to gain the brilliant mind for their own gains or those of humanity as a whole …