Shane Sentence

In Schaefer's Shane, Schaefer shows what about a person makes them a hero and what it takes to be a man through the character Shane.

Shane Sentence

In Schaefer's Shane, Shane's deep but different relationships with each member of the Starretts family leads him to a moment of peace and then a return to his original lifestyle.

Shane Observation

Shane teaches us what it means to truly be a man and what elements make a hero in someones life. It shows us how your past can only hurt you if you let it, but can also shape you into becoming a better person for the future. Shane represents a role model and someone that is looked up to. He is able to achieve this role model figure by truly leaning from mistakes he has made in his past.

Shane

In the novel Shane, Schaefer convey's the idea that a heroic figure can be anyone in a young person's life and their actions can be imprinted into that young person's memory.

Shane Observation

Kyle Gangemi

The novel Shane, shows how influential a strong role model can impact a young boy for the rest of his life.

Shane Observation

In Shaefer's novel, Shane tries so hard to get away from his past (he becomes a farmhand and even stops carrying his gun around) but in the end he can't escape what he truly is, a gunslinger.

Sentence on Shane

The book Shane tells the story of second chances that shows us that being a man does not mean being a fighter, but knowing when to walk away from the fights that life throws at you.