Yet when he grew up, he started to visit his father more frequently, not only be to a better writer himself could achieve to be. He started to understand his father deeply as he spent more time with him. He forgave the days the he left him and his siblings behind alone, where they struggled in the cold and hunger. He grew to become a man that bear responsibility, for his beloved ones, himself and the whole family. He started to admire and appreciate his father’s compassion and love, therefore he began to forgive him. At the end of this memoir, he proposed a scene of his father’s funeral, where they said the Lord’s Prayer, expressing his interpretation of life and how grateful he is to be a great man. The concept of forgiveness, bullying, and divorce is clearly illustrated in the book and that could be thoroughly analyzed and presented in this