I did a bad thing.
A very bad thing indeed. https://imgur.com/JEaCXhm
Probably a dead meme now, but I was very tired when I got the idea to make this and now I feel obligated to share it.
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It shall never die; when one pigeon falls another 10,000 rise to take its place.
Indeed, an old meme, but still a good one lol.
Is this a {meme}?
On one hand I loved these kinds of memes
but on the other hand
BOI DO YOU KNOW THE DIRE CONSEQUENCES OF MEME RESURRECTION
A person’s purpose is always changing throughout their life. When you were young you might think that being astronaut was amazing so you purse it for a while but realized that it too difficult so you change into something you could do and be. In “Eveline” by James Joyce and “The Parsley Garden” by William Saroyan their story are both almost identical to the link of person’s purpose changing. On Eveline, the young gal in the story wanted to leave her irresponsible father and her tough lifestyles but later regret after remembering the mother’s final wish. In “The Parsley Garden” by William Saroyan the boy took a hammer and put it in his pocket but was later caught by the owner, he changes and later went to work for the man to get the hammer but after he got enough money he brought it and later went back to the ways he was living not working for the owner. Both of the text allows the theme that a person’s purpose is always changing. On “Eveline and “The Parsley Garden” they both apply situational irony when going back to something worse in Eveline an example of irony is when she got a chance of leaving her father with Frank at the dock but later didn’t leave and stay with the father in the passage it says “ Her eyes gave him no sign of love or farewell or recognition” and in “ The Parsley Garden” Al had a wonderful job for a kid in his ages but later downright quit his job because of his belief. In the text of “The Parsley Garden,” it states “ “That’s good” the woman said… “I left the money the money on Mr.Clemmer’s desk… and I told them both I didn’t want the job” said Al Condraj. “Why you say that?” the woman said… “Because I hate the both of them,” the boy said. In both of the texts it connect to the theme and literary element because they both changes during an important decisions in their life, live a different life/ work a perfect job in a young age and its irony because other people would live a different life if there were much worse and would take the chance of getting the perfect job for a young age. Another example of literary elements is characterization, On Eveline it explain it because she lives in a rough life with her abusive dad for many years, then later decide to move far away from him with Frank a man she knows for a while, but after a while she remembered her mother’s final wish then finally deciding to stay with her dad. In Eveline, it states “ But in her new home, in a distant unknown country, it would not be like that. Then she would be married-she, Eveline. People would treat her with respect then.” and then, later on, it states “ She was about to explore another life with Frank… to live with him in Buenos Ayres where he had a home waiting for her.” and finally “ She caught a glimpse of the black mass of the boat, lying in beside the quay wall, with illumined portholes. She answered nothing.” and in “The Parsley Garden” Al was humiliated when he was caught stealing a hammer and then humiliated again by his mother for her telling him to shut up but even after that he was committed to not being humiliated anymore so he got a job from the owner then brought the hammer and in the process he quit the job then when to his mother and explain it but he didn’t felt humiliated when his mother told him to shut up. In the text it states that “ Crushed and confused and now bitterly ashamed of himself, first for having stolen something, then for having been caught, then for having been humiliated” then “Go buy it, that hammer,” his mother said “No,” Al said. “All right, shut up,” his mother said… Al went out and sat on the steps. His humiliation was beginning to really to hurt” then finally “I would never work for people like that…” said Al “All right, shut up” Al’s mother said… “Al Condraj sat on the bench he had made and smelled the parsley garden and didn’t feel humiliated anymore. The evidence connected to the theme and literary element because they both, Eveline and Al went and change them self when given options even if they went back to their original self.
This is fucking amazing i love you.
Now we have another template for the pigeon meme.
Art.
[sg-poppy] das the good shit.
