Many people nowadays, leave their families and friends because they move to different cities or states. Perry Patetic in his passage, claims, that people who move from their families tend to have a bad relationship. The author supports his claim by first using real life situations that happens every day. He continues by making you feel a sense of pathos or emotion. The authors purpose is to make people realize that they are losing relationships with people, in order to make those who leave, want to come back and live with those they left. The author establishes a sorrow tone for those who left their families.The author states that nowadays families are moving away from each other and losing their relationship; however it may be the best for the relationship and the choice of both sides of the family. …show more content…
He states in his passage, “Often we lose track of old friends we never see again.” He thinks they will not keep in contact with each other and will not hang out as much. However it may be the best for both of them. For example, my friend William, I have not seen him since I was seven, but I feel like it was the best thing that we stopped hanging out. I feel like it was the best thing because when we were with each other we always got in trouble and I did not want that always happening so sometimes it is for the best that people move and that we lose friends we were close to. There are also many other reasons people leave, maybe because they got a job offer that made them have to leave or they have to go to college in a different city or