Bright side essay

The language that was used in “Look on the Bright Side” was simple and conversational like. Gilb explained his thoughts in a way that one to comprehend and actually find something in common with (Charters 451). Actually some of the conversation in the book was similar to some of the conversation my parents would have at their home.

In “Look on the Bright Side” the narrator seemed to give greater detail about the people who were not directly involved in his life and less detail of the ones who were. First there was Mrs. Kevovian, who was the narrators’ landlord. He described her as being “ignorant, nasty, and hard to communicate with” (Gilb 452).

In “Look at the Bright Side” the narrator really did try and look at the bright side of problem that he had ran into. As for “Bartleby, the Scrivener” the narrator pushed his issues off dealing with Bartleby and made excuses for him until he could no longer handle it.

In "Look on the Bright Side" the narrator was the one looking for job to support his family. The economy was bad and the narrator had been laid off from work because his job had gone bankrupt. The narrator made the mistake of not trying to find a job right away because he had been laid off before.