The Importance Of Human Interaction And Communication

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act in a polite, courteous manner. They take
turns ding the dreaded rowing job and never disrespect one an other.
Survival was very important to these members of the dinghy and they looked
to achieve it by the participation in the brotherhood and human interaction.
They could have wallowed in their own misery and blamed one another but
they didn't. All of them have aching backs but they put that aside at the
expense of the groups well being. They experienced the kind of camaraderie
and relationship that man can really only hope for; one based on mutual
respect and genuine concern. Finally, they are coerced to jump into the
sea and swim to shore because they are all too exhauste d to continue
rowing. All four members flee the dingy, Billie goes off by himself and
the other three stick together. In the end, Billie drowns because he
abandoned his micro-brotherhood while the three others make it to shore
safely. Crane uses Billie as a means of illustrating the importance ...

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truly
connected in the next life. Again, Hawthorne illustrates what a shame it
is that some men don't live for the present. He has a perfect opportunity
to share a special relationship with a loved one and yet he can'' help but
adhere to his perceived function as a minister with a physical barrier.
The veil may only be a piece of cloth, yet it represents isolation in all
forms. He can't expect to grow as an individual with such
a physical hindrance. He is the subject of the townspeople's ridicule and
mockery because of the black crape. More importantly, he can't even come
to an understanding with his fianc�e, his soul mate. As history has shown,
isolation hinders self-growth. ...

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