Big Fish Quotes

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LUIGI LAZATIN
MS. KRAWCHUK
ENGR3E
DECEMBER 1 2014

Big Fish Sometimes we look up to someone who done incredible things, make a positive contribution in life without compromising his or her own personal value and make small great things in society like Edward he done a lot of things in her life he is kind, strong man who travels the whole world to find adventure and saving people life in danger without a reward he just want to help people to get back in life and start again that why he knows as a great man or hero. Edward is born to be kind, friendly, generous and considerate of the people and animals. For example “My father decides to buy this town. Specter has that special somber quality he say to himself a quality not unlike living under water, that he can appreciate”(146). Through these examples. When Edward see the town was destroyed he decides to help them by buying the town and rebuild it because he cares about all the people in this town and also jenny. ”Karl became the biggest farmer in Ashland but my father’s legend became even bigger”(33). Edward teach Karl how to became a farmer to prevent Karl stealing children dog’s, crops and other things he could eat, it’s a good thing Karl know how to plant crops in that case he never get hunger anymore and Edward build a connection with Karl and they became friend. …show more content…
Somebody might offer if there is one show him tome; I’d like to see him. Because I remember when Edward was just a teenager and he was just so

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