Because of all this hard ship, Rudy became stronger, and went back to work harder. Rudy had it in his mind that he had to prove to everyone that he was smart and talented. Most of us these days still try to prove things to others in hopes that we will be accepted. Which was what Rudy wanted. Of course Rudy also wanted to play ball, but the deeper side to him, wanted the approval of his family. Rudy had an unbreakable heart it seemed, and everything that went against him, he used to his advantage. .
In his time, the boys wanted to be like their fathers, and to have them be proud. Rudy however wanted his dad to love him for who he was, and all the time was looking for support. Rudy did not understand that his father's actions was actually his father hiding because his son was different; because Rudy had a dream, and wanted to accomplish it.
Although Rudy's life seemed to be going well in South Ben, he had a lot of rough times to go through. He had many downs all related to one another. It's hard to actually pick out different things in his life that were "downs" because there he had so many problems and situations in his life which he to deal with, that seemed meaningless at the time. All of his "downs" reacted off of one another. For example, Rudy willingness to do horrible jobs to just to be associated with the Irish. His first job was grooming the field. Then Rudy tried to pose as a Notre Dame student to paint the helmets of the players and yet all throughout this time he was dealing with rejections from the university. Rudy was doing his best and it wasn't paying off. To make things worse, he didn't even have his family there to support him. Sure he had a couple of friends in South Ben, but Rudy wasn't satisfied. When he first got into the university and, made the "B" team he had to deal with the players beating on him, and giving him no respect on or off the field. It takes a bold person to endure what Rudy did.
Rudy Rudy was an inspirational story of a boy who was a diehard Notre Dame Fighting Irish fanatic. ... His replacement coach wouldn't let Rudy dress. But Rudy was determined every game that his name would be on the roster. ... The other players knew the heart in Rudy. ... Rudy's most desired goal, was to dress for one game of the season. ...
The movie Rudy was very good. ... Rudy had a very good friend. ... This meant a lot to Rudy because it showed that his friend cared and believed in what Rudy wanted to do with his life. Rudy and his friend used to work for his dad together, and while they were working Rudy's friend was killed. ... The day of Rudy's friends funeral was the day that Rudy took a big step to achieve his goal of being a football player at Notre Dame. ...
Rudy posses many characteristics which helps him along the way of pursuing his dream. ... Rudy also had to work a lot to earn enough money to attend Notre Dame. ... Rudy never gave up whatever anyone told him or whatever got in his way. One of the main things that helped Rudy to achieve his goals was his characteristic. ... With theses many characteristics it helped Rudy out to fulfill his dream. ...
Rudy is newly hired into a firm with one of his first cases being a "Rainmaker." ... Rudy eventually wins the case, but not without his share of shadiness. ... Rudy's morals are tested when he and his partner figure out that the opposition bugs their phone. Rudy then pretends to tamper with the jury selection. ... Rudy also calls a witness that was not interviewed by the defense. ...
Rudy is newly hired into a firm with one of his first cases being a "Rainmaker." ... Rudy eventually wins the case, but not without his share of shadiness. ... Rudy's morals are tested when he and his partner figure out that the opposition bugs their phone. Rudy then pretends to tamper with the jury selection. ... Rudy also calls a witness that was not interviewed by the defense. ...
2) Book Review "The Rainmaker" by John Grisham, is about a young lawyer named Rudy Baylor who is graduating from law school and needs a job. ... Rudy has to go up against a large law firm that represents Great Benefit. Rudy also becomes involved with a woman whose husband beats her. ... The beginning conflict is between Rudy and his classmates. ... She doesn't want to leave him and Rudy must convince her that it is the only way for her to stay alive. ...
Stanford Rudy a young boy who is struggling to choose between the life of a drug dealer and something the total opposite. ... Rudy is doing his best to straighten up by not getting in trouble but doing so also gets him in some problems. ... Looking at Eddie, Rudy can follow his footsteps to become a great person and succeeding in life. Eddie can be a role model and also a teacher or a mentor to Rudy. ... This also changed my mine that Rudy will be the one who will need the changes. ...
Rudy is a wonder at all sports, a genius, and can even dance up a storm. ... In the novel, a counselor asks Rudy if he plays baseball. ... The counselor says, "Rudy, I though you couldn't play baseball." ... I didn't think Rudy would end up playing baseball and being good at it. I think I can relate to this book because I am much like Rudy. ...
Instead, we get fragments of their lives: The one who chases Rudy? ... The one who chases Rudy? ... The I-narrator has a relationship with Rudy, an arrogant man who doesn't respect her. ... (p65) The customer isn't as arrogant as Rudy because he is ashamed of himself. ... Rudy's disdainful view of obese people is illustrated by the story that Rudy tells about his childhood: As if he's been thinking about it, Rudy says, I knew a fat guy once, a couple of fat guys, really fat guys, when I was a kid. ...
