The Sociology Of Leopard Man Analysis
Everyone was born to be themselves, they have their own feelings, looks, and beliefs. Therefore, an individual should not change themselves for anyone. To be part of a group, the group should accept them for who they are. The characters in the stories and movies "The Sociology of Leopard Man," "Two Kinds," and Dead Poets Society agreed that they would not change themselves in order to blend in with other people. Someone once mentioned "If you cannot change the world, then change your world." Sometimes, to communicate with others or groups, it is a good idea for individuals to change themselves a little bit to fit with everyone else when necessary.
It is true that individuals should not change themselves for anyone. Like Leopard Man from the story "The Sociology of Leopard Man" by Logan Feys, he is not like ordinary people, he is a freak, according to the society. Because "he is tattooed from head to toe with leopard spots" (Feys 1) and "He doesn't live for other people's reactions. He lives in solitude" (1). He lives in the way he wants and does not care about what people thinks. Furthermore, the author states, "Leopard Man ... is happy" (1). This means that even though he lives independently away from other people, he is still happy because that is the life he …show more content…
Moreover, he told his students, "Make your lives extraordinary." In other words, he wants them to make the most of their lives - to seize the day before it is too late. Additionally, he encourages his students to form their own opinions by saying, "When you read, don't just consider what the author thinks, consider what you think." Thus, John Keating always believed in himself and he also inspired his students to do
It is true that individuals should not change themselves for anyone. Like Leopard Man from the story "The Sociology of Leopard Man" by Logan Feys, he is not like ordinary people, he is a freak, according to the society. Because "he is tattooed from head to toe with leopard spots" (Feys 1) and "He doesn't live for other people's reactions. He lives in solitude" (1). He lives in the way he wants and does not care about what people thinks. Furthermore, the author states, "Leopard Man ... is happy" (1). This means that even though he lives independently away from other people, he is still happy because that is the life he …show more content…
Moreover, he told his students, "Make your lives extraordinary." In other words, he wants them to make the most of their lives - to seize the day before it is too late. Additionally, he encourages his students to form their own opinions by saying, "When you read, don't just consider what the author thinks, consider what you think." Thus, John Keating always believed in himself and he also inspired his students to do