Comparison Of Life In Death By The Landscape And The Open Boat
In reality, many people deal with factors that coincidentally lead them to have life changing experiences that alter their lives forever. In some instances, it can be perceived that struggling against something can be seen as being weak. Nevertheless, theses experiences are how an individual grows in life and are able to deal with stressful situations. Also, life is a balance of good and bad times in the cycle of human life. In both Margaret Atwood’s short story “Death by the Landscape” and Stephen Crane’s “The Open Boat” the character Lois struggles with the loss of her friend and the representation of nature represents loss and innocence. While, “The Open Boat” it deals with individuals who are lost at sea and are at the mercy of nature.