Compare and Contrasting Three Literary Texts

A tragedy is defined as beginning with a problem that affects e preciseone. It could affect the whole town or all the characters involved. In the story, A in truth doddering Man with extensive Wings, written by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the angel-like human race is face up with the struggle of being use to make profit. The character in the play, Endgame, written by Samuel Beckett, has survived a nuclear attack and must(prenominal) depend on others in order to stay alive. In the poem, London written by William Blake, the city of London and its mickle is being controlled by the presidency that mistreats its citizens. This paper will base the similarities and differences each story and its do of tragedy. In the story, A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings, Marquez tells the story of an angel-like man who falls from the sky into the motor inn of Pelayo and Eli aira. The angel-like man is seen when the friction match is surface in the courtyard disposing crabs. They recollect the odor from the crabs is cause their newborn to become ill. Pelayo sees something from a distance and hear sounds of moaning. The causation writes, He had to go very lose to see that it was an darkened man, a very aged(prenominal) man, lying face polish in the mud, who, in bruise of his tremendous efforts, couldnt astound up, impeded by his enormous wings (638). At first, they drag him as a ragpicker with pocket-sized to no hair. They had no lead what he is so, they called the neighbor cleaning lady to evaluate the man. She says, Hes an angel. He must deliver been coming for the tiddler, but the ridiculous fellow is so anile that the rain knocked him down (639). She suggests they should toss off the angel-like man. Instead of killing the man, they enjoin him into their chicken coop. Later that night, their child awakes without a fever and gains his appetite. Acknowledging this, the couple rejoices and decides to put the angel on a raft and send him out to sea with regimen and drinks for three days. However, before Pelayo and Elise...