In these chapters Morrie and Mitch talked very deep conversations
about the world and life, feeling sorry for yourself and regrets. Mitch feel
upset about seeing his old professor the way he does, he remembers him with a
high spirit but now he is not the same anymore. Mitch doesn’t stop treating his
old professor with respect and comfort bring him delicious food and being there
for Morrie assisting him and comforting him..Mitch looks at Morrie and wonders
if he feels bad for himself he decides to ask Morrie replies,
“That at times, he does, usually in the
mornings. He mourns for his body and the control that he has lost, and cries if
he needs to”
Morrie is just happy he got to experience so much, he loves the
little things in life. He mentioned that he is happy and lucky he is that he
had the chance to tell his loved ones goodbye before he went. He felt luck and
he is appreciative of the time he has left. As always, Mitch is always
surprised by the responses and anything the professor says, he has such a
positive mind.
It is always good to be around positive people , just makes you appriate the
good and the bad , everything happens for a reason and everyone has a time to
go and the fact that Morrie is going through a upsetting time he still finds
the good in every situation . Morrie says he feel “lucky” in such a depressing
time of his life. I feel like we all complain about the littlest things, when
things could be worse and that’s how Morrie feels he is appreciative and
understanding. Morrie has the best Spirit and personality
Mitch didn’t bring a cell phone so he wouldn’t get disturb he wanted to
make this visit meaningful and just focus on him. When Mitch Touched Morrie he felt
"Seeds
of death inside his shriveling frame." He
he knew that the time with Morrie was limited. He wanted to make the best out
of this all and Embrace every minute with him.
One passage that I like what
When morrie had the flashback of his class, when Morrie had the
group up and each student had to fall backwards and trust that the other person to catch them and they had to keep going until no one will flinch .
“Morrie remembered that the girl had closed her eyes, and says that this
exercise serves as a metaphor for the secret to trust in relationships; one
must sometimes trust blindly, relying only on what they feel to guide them in
their decision-making.”
I like this because its deep and true .Trust is a
very hard thing to do and i felt like Morrie always made people learn and risk things
because at the end of the day it can work out perfectly or not work out at all but everything happens for a reason and every experience is a lesson to learn from . Morrie and Mitch
always had trust and Mitch always knew that Morrie was there if he needed to fall
back on someone and talk whenever he needed him and same with Morrie with Mitch
Works cited :
Albom, Mitch. Tuesdays with Morrie: An Old Man, a
Young Man, and Life's Greatest Lesson. New York: Doubleday, 1997. Print.
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