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Tugas Literature One Legged-Man
Tugas Literature One Legged-Man
The concept of Beauty Myth can be applied to character Anna in Frozen. The book of
Beauty Myth emphasizes on the idea of Iron Maiden, which means an unattainable standard
of women used to punish women physically and psychologically for their failure to achieve
and conform to it. This is in line with character Anna in frozen, as she is a flawed princess.
Every single one of us who watch frozen expects that Anna, as a princess, should act as a
princess. Instead she acts the way she wants (rude and obnoxious) beyond normal. Thus,
The story of Emanuel Ofosu Yeboah is full of discrimination because he only has one leg
(left leg). When he was still in school, he didn’t have any friend, so he bought a new soccer
ball to persuade his classmates to play with him. When he was trying to find job, nobody
would hire a one-legged man and they told him to beg like any disabled people out there.
The discrimination didn’t end there. The older he gets, the more discrimination he
experienced, like when he wanted to buy shoe shining supplies and the shopkeeper thought
he was there to beg. There are plenty of discrimination against him, but he pulls through.
Because of discrimination, Emanuel Ofosu Yeboah had to work twice as hard as normal
people to attain everything. For example, to get to play with his friend, he had to save
enough money to buy a new soccer ball so his classmates would play soccer with him.
Another example is when he wanted to learn to ride a bike, he needed the help of a friend to
push him as fast as possible so he can balance the bike. Even though he fell a lot,
eventually he is able ride the bike. He had to work twice as much as normal people, but that
The character buildings in the story is unique, in depth, and with a clear vision of his life.
Emanuel Ofosu Yeboah is the main character of the story who is a disabled man due to the
fact that he only has one leg. Even though throughout his life he faced plenty of
discrimination, he didn’t even feel like a worthless man. He worked twice as hard to attain
everything that he wanted, and eventually he became a hero for disabled people. He did
what he thinks is right, not what is easy. His tenacity on doing what is right is admirable
and can attract as well as motivate those who are around him. At the end of the book, he
said “In this world, we are not perfect, we can only do our best”. That’s the best advice to