Sometimes people use violent means to resolve issues.
Poverty can lead people to do desperate things
<em><u>Explanation:</u></em>
THis excerpt refers to <em>The Man Who was Almost a Man</em> :
In this short story Dave Saunders is caught in a world that strips him of his own and financial power. Dave sees his life as a progression of maltreatment and embarrassments: he's compelled to comply with his folks, fill in as a field hand for pay he never gets, and continue ribbing from the other field laborers. His developing feeling of debasement gets from the social and financial powers that shield him from accomplishing his potential and seeking after his fantasies. Owning a weapon along these lines turns into Dave's outlet, an approach to rapidly turn out to be amazing and masculine. He trusts that a gun in his grasp will give him more command over others; notwithstanding, Jenny's demise just restricts his future by constraining him to reimburse Mr. Hawkins the cost of the donkey. Albeit inadvertent, Jenny's passing could be translated as Dave's oblivious want to strike out against Mr. Hawkins. By wrecking an image of Hawkins' success and power as a landowner, Dave might lash out at a financial framework and social request that he will dependably be rejected from just in light of his skin shading.
