Belong: Charlie Day and Jasper Jones

Hello all(a), I am here to put forth my intellects more or less my perception of belong via bear witnessing Jasper J one(a)s by Craig Silvey, and The Happiest Refugee by Anh Do. exclusively first off, what is be? Belonging I feel, is when you have your mates around you, and youre having a good time, intentional who eachone is, fitting in basically. But there can be early(a) parts of belonging when you dont really know people. For example, belonging to a school, only when whilst belonging to it, you could still be bullied or harassed.Whilst I was reading Jasper Jones, I came to notice that Carlie, the main character and narrator of this story, belonged to his own world in spite of appearance his head, where he stores words, as if its a prize, but he cannot flaunt them, for the township is a mining town, and it would seem that he is trying to be divulge than them, fairish because he seeks education. But back to Charlie, he loves to read, and express his feelings on paper, where he can just dive into his own pool of germinal ideas, and thats where he truly feels he belongs. and so I go over to The Happiest Refugee and overturn into its bindings, and try to find out if Anh belonged in the Australian culture, and whilst there was was round ups and downs for him, he finally came to. He met a girl, they shared intimacy and he had his local sports footy club, where he belonged to both. But did Charlie feel as if he belonged to his family? I didnt think so. His m otherwise acted as if she she just had to put up with them, because of her closed book love life from afar with another man.She didnt think they were worthy of her presence, and if you read the book, you could see the dialogue in which the mother and father had intensive arguments about not talking to each other, the father drifting away and just locking himself in his room. There is also a video which I think is interestign to watch, it was called Who do you think you are? And this episode was for Christine Anus family, and her search for her family heritage.After she was notable and now considerably old, she is now just beginning to wonder who her other family outgrowths are, thinking she does not feel as if she belongs to anything, as she has no idea what her family was like. So they go off an an adventure, and discover the family members, and Christine gets emotional for each member found, and it is a fascinating watch. But to her, as I said, to belong was for cognize who her family members were, what they did, what they acted like.Now back to Anh, and his belonging to his football club, at first in school, both(prenominal) people tried to outcast him, make him feel bad, and that was one of the teachers for Anhs classes, where they were speculate to make posters about how they hated the asian race, despite Anh being there. But I dont think it phased him as much as the teacher valued it to, in fact, he strived to make himself belong further, to make the teacher contract him, and he eventually did, but Anh didnt feel right about it.And there was one cow chip in the book, when a member from the other football side they were playing called him a gook, and Anhs team mates heard him express that and went on to thump that player as much as they could every time he got the ball in his possession. So that showed his belonging to the team, whilst when they ending the match, they go off on their different ways a bit like Jasper Jones.Now I dont think Jasper Jones ever truly belonged to everyone, I dont cerebrate he had any friends, the whole town hated him, perhaps for his race, or the fact that he steals, and they then push all blame onto him. Then when Jasper found the horrifying scene in the glades, and came to Charlie for help, I think that is when he genuinely had someone to belong to, to confide in, to tell him things, to let it all out.I mean, all the boys grudgingly admired his footy skills, and the girls were all wild about him in secre t, but still nobody approached him, just as no one approached Charlie, and that is probably what compelled Jasper to knock on his window that night, to share with him all those things, to germinate the adventure together. This is my perception of belonging, and I will most likely neer understand the concept of it completely, but I have typed out what I think of it, throughout the three texts that I have had to talk about.