Deconstruction of Thank You, Ma’am :: Thank You, Ma’am

Deconstruction of Thank You, Maam   there are a million acts of kindness each day.  Some unseasoned man gives a stranger a compliment, or a instructor brightens a students morning.  But, in the world we live in today, these acts are away of date to come by.  In this short story Thank You, Maam, the male child, out of mysterious luck, gets taken in by the woman whom he was exhausting to steal a purse from.  Her actions, following the incident towards the boy, may acquit seemed very kind and understanding, scarce the boy needs a much solid way of punishment.  He requires discipline that will show him that as complicated as life is, there will non forever be someone for you to lean and depend on.    The first and most first thing that would come to mind when reading this story is how caring Mrs. Luella Bates working capital Jones was, that she took in the boy and nurtured him she tried to teach him between right and wrong.  She gave him food, a nice conversation, and even a chance of escape, which he chose not to take, but these methods are still an immoral way of handling the situation.  If a boy were to come up to an everyday woman on the streets, that victim would not be as sensitive as Mrs. Jones was to the boy she caught.  To teach a young man that if you steal and you are going to get peculiar(prenominal) treatment is not an effective method of punishment.    First of all, the boy told Mrs. Jones that he tried to steal her purse for one reason, to buy blue suede cloth shoes for himself.  She then replies, Well you didnt have to snatch my old bag to get some blue suede shoes... You could have just asked me.  at that place are many faulty choices of judgments made in this comment, mainly because the upshot of the situation would almost never happen in the real world.  The boy will now, after being told he should just ask for the shoes, remember that anything he ever wa nts will come to his possession if would just ask.  To whoremonger a child into being convinced that if you just ask a woman for money or anything that she will give it to you is morally wrong, and it is not fair for the boy to go through life having and accepting this raise of mind.