Sunday in the Park

The narrator 's point of view wherein she does not fully understand the character of her own husband , Morton and the part wherein what she expected of him is not what he did , would bring the reader to think about the partner in life that he or she is with or is about to be with . The point of view also reveals how the woman assesses the situation and reveals the real dilemma in the story

In the story it is strongly emphasized that neither characters portrayed a good man . It proves the

truth behind those superficially strong guys who are actually weak intellectually and are just arrogant in the outside but shallow in the inside and the truth behind those men who are very successful in business or have professional status but are weak in terms of facing reality

The story demonstrates that a woman could never find a good man , or someone who would fit all the qualifications and expectations that a woman wants a certain man to be . It tells that no man would be capable of doing everything that a woman expects him to do that is why a woman should choose carefully and properly who she should spend her life with This is not a matter of finding a good man ' but in finding the best man ' for a certain woman . A man should compliment what a woman doesn 't have and a woman should be what that man is not

Finding a man doesn 't have to be dictated by social rules nor by social status because there will never be such a thing as a good man Work Cited

Kaufman , Bel . Sunday in the Park ' Professor Emeritus Bruce Taylor Page . University of

Wisconsin Eau Claire . 2009 . 12 March 2009 Surname PAGE 5...