'Sammy in A&P by John Updike'

'A&P is yarn scripted by rump Updike well-nigh a unripened male child who works at a viands market. I understand the theme of Updikes A&P to be is that the choices you lick will ceaselessly come with consequences. For modeling in this story Sammy gives choices that he regards make him a grinder simply I understood it actually differently than that.\n first off off, Sammy is a young boy who repeatedly kens wo men as purely objects leading me to believe he is male chauvinist. Sammy take cares to view women as if they ar nothing more than their appearances. The first ensample of Sammy existence sexist is when he criticizes a womans appearance and and so proceeds to prescribe the following ab place her She gives me a fiddling snort in passing, if shed been born at the right clip they would have destroy her over in Salem. This quotation shows his oppose feelings towards women since there ar no spoken language even akin spoken nigh any men in the story. T he undermentioned example of Sammy being sexist comes through and through a converse he and his vex Stokesie have, Oh Daddy, Stokesie said beside me. I feel so faint. Darling, I said. seduce me tight. In this extra quote theyre fawning over how the queen boldnesss in the store. In A&P Sammys sexism is what is plays such a large case in the choices he makes.\nCould Sammy be a hero for the girls in this story or is it just hes so caught up in himself that thats what he convinces himself? After the girls were kicked out of the store for their malapropos attire, Sammy give up to what he time-tested to make seem like stand up for them. in time that is not at all the pith I received. Sammy seemed to be only quitting for in-person gain not because he cared about what they could and could not do. The best piece of proof that Sammy quit for himself is this quote I look around for my girls, but theyre gone, of course. The fact that he calls them his girls shows that he feels a s if they owe him and even as if he owns them. The next q...'