Ross taught his students the salute, the symbol, and mottos: Strength through Discipline, Strength through Community, and Strength through Action. Ross that he couldn't answer the students' questions, so he decided to do an experiment called The Wave.
Ben Ross, the history teacher at Gordon High School, showed the class a film about Hitler, the other Nazis, and the Jews in the concentration camps, a few of his students start to ask questions about why the Germans didn't do anything about the Jews in the concentration camps. Better souls resulted from one thing: change.Īfter Mr.
Gene realized he could be who he really was and no one would think any differently of him. Sarah learned that by leaving "The Wave" she was fighting a good cause. In conclusion, the two main characters learn from the situations. Stronger personalities come as a result of the experiences. But in time Gene and Sarah acknowledge their mistakes and come to terms with them. One similarity is that the characters focused on in both novels find themselves in situations that they can't get out off very easily. 014 There are some similarities between these two books.
Gene tries to be what Finny wants him to be and consequently does whatever Finny tells him to do. He faces an internal conflict while at boarding school in New Hampshire: be liked by his friend Finny, or just be himself. In the story A Separate Peace the character focused on is named Gene. Sarah learns from the whole experience that fighting for her cause made her a better person. Once she decides to stop going to the meetings, other members harass her. Not long after joining she finds the club she has joined, called "The Wave", to be highly fraternal, possibly too fraternal, and mean to students who wouldn't join. Sarah, the main character in the story, is part of a new club that has been started in her school. The Wave, a novel which looks in on a suburban Los Angeles classroom, tells a very deep story. Both A Separate Peace and The Wave have characters who become a part of a group situation and are forced to question why they're in the group and who they really are. However, when conflicts arise, difficult decisions must be made.
Joining a group can be especially meaningful when a person is in search of a positive experience. Everyone has a yearning to be part of something.
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