When Ed got the card in the mail,
he though one of his close friends sent it at first. Then he finally got the
courage to ask them. Marv said he was too dumb to have sent the card, Richie
said he was too lazy, and when Audrey answered she didn't deny of sending it on
not. Since then he drifted away from Marv and Richie except Audrey. He felt
like Audrey was the only one that cared. Yes I see a correlation with my
friends in the past. Some of them would say they care and would be there for
you through anything. But once you see yourself in a problem they are nowhere
to be found. That is when you find out who are your real friends.
Ed’s relationship with his family
was not all so great. Ed’s father was a drunken deadbeat dad. He died at work
from his lung giving out. Ed and his mother had a weird relationship. She calls
him hateful names and she makes sure he knows she isn’t proud of him. She
compares him to his “perfect” brother that is going to be a lawyer. I feel like
Ed’s and his mom’s relationship will never evolve. The reason I feel it wont
evolve is she is to judgmental and will just push him away eventually.
I think the doorman is an
important element in the story. Ed see’s him as a father figure and can go talk
to him about anything. That is like his best friend. He is the only one Ed can
count on really. He plays a big factor in Ed’s life.
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