Paul’s Case

In Willa Cather’s story â€Å"Paul’s Case,† the primary character Paul is a disturbed youngster, who is looking for a getaway from the real world. Paul’s method of getting away from his disturbed life is during a time dream. Generally Paul’s safe spot is in New York City. That is until Paul’s father comes searching for him. This is when Paul’s reality at that point takes structure in his fictional universe. In the event that Paul utilizes a fanciful getaway world to escape from his upset life, at that point for what reason does it incorporate him ending it all? I have one motivation to clarify his self destruction. Previously, Paul evidently enters his conjured up universe, the story leaves off with Paul sitting in the basement of his home. As of right now, Paul begins to think about whether his dad heard him entering. In the obscurity of the basement, Paul fears that his dad may think Paul is a robber, and shot him. (pg. 127) The however of death and Paul’s silly running from a disturbed life impact. In result making Paul’s self destruction, when his dad comes searching for him. I trust Paul’s self destruction fills in as a revelation. Paul’s revelation identifies with his battling life, and how he has more to live for than just music. Because of Paul’s revelation, he starts to blur once more into the real world. As the crowd, you are persuade that Paul was dreaming the entire time. The last sentence in the story â€Å"Paul dropped once again into the massive plan of things,† affirms the audience’s convictions. (pg.133) Therefore I think that its difficult to accept that Paul at any point really headed out to New York. Due give that Paul was a working class kid from Pittsburg. Paul completely detested his lower and working class childhood. His disdain of his childhood persuades that New York is the place the high society lived. I think that its difficult to accept that he really went to New York, in light of the fact that the greater part of New York is ghettos. I discover it scarcely conceivable or even conceivable that Paul really lived the vast majority of the story, but instead that he envisioned everything. The principal issue that strikes a chord when accepting the story is the way that Paul had the option to pull off smoking cigarettes and drinking wine freely. Paul was nevertheless a young person with enormous wholes of money. How could it be that Paul had the option to live such an extravagant life for whatever length of time that he did, without being examined regarding anything? The story â€Å"Paul’s Case,† was about Paul looking for opportunity from his own life. Despite the fact that Paul had the option to discover some significant serenity, by one way or another his own issues tail him into is fantasy land. All through Paul’s dream he experiences circumstances fundamentally the same as the ones he’s running from as a general rule. In any case Paul can not get away from his world.