The flawed individual ultimately is responsible for his own devastation.
I've just finished Montana 1948 and I must say your experience with life has touched me in a very moving way. Words cannot express how much it relates to my demoralized life.
Your story of having a flawed individual ultimately being responsible for his own devastation really strikes a chord! Having had a domineering father that controls every second of my life is a suffocating situation to be in. In my male dominated culture, men are seen as the powerful, respected figures; and our fathers and elders teach us their traditions and responsibilities. We are taught that the male figure is always correct and must not be opposed by others, especially women. This has very striking similarities to your grandfather, Julian, whose dominance has controlled the destinies of both his son's lives.
Julian, was a man who was proud of his family. He favoured one son over the other which caused friction between your father and uncle. This was evident at the town barbeque where your uncle was honoured by your grandfather. Julian's overwhelming power towards his children caused them grief and offered only unrealised dreams. In your father's situation, your grandfather had influenced his life by the expectations he placed on him. This led your father to become someone whose life had been already set, just like mine. On the other end of the scale, your uncle Frank's life wasn't pre-determined but the life he led was not necessarily on the moral side. Your grandfather had known about his secret life but turned a blind eye, which led to Frank"s suicide.
Frank's untimely death is a product of Julian's cowardice. He was unable to help his son overcome his weaknesses and face his demons. This is evident throughout the story. More so when we find out Julian had known all about Frank's secret life. Julian was a man who was well respected and was someone who protected the family name.
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During the rise of Montana several characters are introduced, who have contrasting status from when they are first introduced to when Montana reaches his climax. ... Montana's swift rise allows him to excel Lopez, adding further insult by taking his girlfriend (Michelle Pfeiffer), Lopez orders a hit on Montana. ... Initially Montana and Solsa conduct business in an effective way, enabling Montana to reach the pinnacle of his empire. Although as Montana must launder his money he is confronted with tax evasion issues, Solsa agrees to free Montana of such dilemmas on condition of Montana as...
Montana 1948 is a story about a sheriff family in a small town. ... The story is set in Montana in USA in the period after World War • ∘. We must understand the "Cowboys and Indians" in Montana. ... Their only link with Montana was Grandma Hayden. ... Frank's ex-wife, Gloria, left Montana and remarried in order to forget Frank. ...
Montana 1948 is a story about a sheriff family in a small town. ... The story is set in Montana in USA in the period after World War • ∘. We must understand the "Cowboys and Indians" in Montana. ... Their only link with Montana was Grandma Hayden. ... Frank's ex-wife, Gloria, left Montana and remarried in order to forget Frank. ...
Montana was born on June 11, 1956, in Monongahela, Pennsylvania. ... Joe Montana was playing college at Notre Dame. ... People still didn't think Joe Montana was going to make the NFL. ... Montana was chosen as the MVP in three of his four Super Bowls. 1991 and 1992 were spent injured, and Montana was finished with the 49ers. ... Joe Montana showed his abilities, not only as a quarterback, but as a leader. ...
It Is Time for Montana to Get Real About Tax Reform Introduction to Montana Taxation Currently, Montana is earning money through property, income, and selective sales taxes. ... Views on a State Sales Tax Montana simply needs more revenue. ... This is about 1.2% of the average salary, placing Montana 28th in the nation (Young). ... This $316 is about 1.6% of Montana income, ranking 47th in the nation (Young). ... When I was in San Antonio recently, I paid 15% tax compared to Montana's 4%. ...
If you lived in Montana the answer would be no. Frank, Wesley, Gloria, David and Julian Hayden are all examples of the trust issues that echoed through the small town of Montana in the summer of 1948. ... After the war Frank worked as a doctor in Montana. ... Wesley Hayden, who was the sheriff of Montana at the time arrested his own brother and was keeping him in his basement. ... Don't trust anyone in the town of Montana....
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My Day at the Football Game It was a snowy day in Montana, but then again what was really new. ... It was my first one I"d attended in Montana. ... The Montana Grizzlies and the MSU Bobcats have been fierce enemies since day one. These two football teams are the best in Montana; well I think that they are the only two in The Big Sky, which is the motto for Montana. ... While driving home I promised myself that I would never again go to another football in Montana. ...
