薇薇笑笑
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In “the film club” the author employs a special technique to vividly highlight the generation gap, viz. through “dialogues” between the son and the father. In this technique we see that Jesse’s father uses watching a movie as an opportunity to understand his son. The questions he asks Jesse about the movie makes him see that the boy (in the movie) is so much like himself.
On the other hand, in “the Journey to Ompah” the author uses the techniques of “dialogue”, “conflict” and “tone”, and, through conversations among the grandfather, the father and Michael, portray how the generation gap comes to being.
The latter article is much broader in scope. Thus I like it better than the first article, for it has more content, and uses more techniques, and I am able to appreciate it a lot more.
Compared to the first article, “The journey to Ompah” describes family situations which are more familiar to me; the writing is insightful and enlightening. Generation gap arises from differences in value concepts between the generations. If the grandfather had not been violent or insulting toward his son, the generation gap might not have arisen.
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