"Death is a human condition. Offering young readers the opportunity to hear from the other side brings it into the light of disc
ussable topic. Like sex, death both fascinates youth and makes their elders reticent. By giving kids, parents, teachers,and librarians characters who demand discussion, writers who employ the dead to tell their stories give us all a chance to begin a difficult conversation" (Goldsmith 3). 1.)What does Francisca Goldsmith mean when she says "death is a human condition?"
2.)Do you agree with the following statement, "Like sex, death both fascinates youth and makes their elders reticent?" Why or why not?
Answer: 1) What Goldsmith means, is that Death, is something all humans experience. Our mortality makes death inevitable and inescapable. Making it a somewhat, permanent condition.
2) "Like sex. death both fascinates youth and makes their elders reticent" I agree with this statement. Youth, are driven by emotions and feeling, making them more fascinated and intrigued by intercourse. They are knew to this aspect of love and life. Elders, may become less amused, and more silent about the topic. Having known it's personal and not something to be shared openly. They keep it to themselves.
If you look deep into the question, the answer would be telling someone something bad gently but if you were to look light into the question, the answer would just be rain comming down gently
