Social
Issue: Crime Blog Post #1
Why I chose this article?
I have
chosen this article because in the book, Acceleration, the main issue in the
book that arises is the leather book, which Duncan discovers during his work
shift at the Toronto Transit. The
development of Duncan’s discoveries of what the book is about has led to
Duncan discovering that this book might belong to a serial killer. In the
leather book he finds various journals of arsons and crimes that he thinks
were committed by the owner of the book. The owner, who is referred to as Roach
in the novel, has now moved on to his next target a woman. Roach lists
everywhere the woman goes and records her doings throughout the day. Duncan in
return wants to assist this woman, but ends up stalking her to her house. This
article talks about a man who stalked a woman in a train station and followed
her for a while, which very much relates to the issue that occurred in the
novel. Therefore, the article was a representation of the development of the
foundings in the leather book and is an example of the social issue of crime. Overall, that’s why it was a satisfying article for the novel.
How it relates to the social issue in my novel?
This
article relates to the social issue of crime because the article expresses the
need for criminals (such as the one in the article) to be located and pay for
their crimes. “BTP is committed to eradicating all forms of unwanted sexual
behavior from the rail network, but we need the public’s help.” This quote
from the article defines the need for criminals to be eradicated, just like in
the novel Duncan is trying to eradicate the “Roach.”
Quote relating to social issue in my novel
This
quote displays the fact that criminals should be punished, which also means
committing crimes is an unacceptable activity to participate in. This quote
also approaches the point of when the author says, “… not fed pastries,” which
means that by letting these criminals wandering around they are going to do
whatever they want, which is why the author says they need to be punished.
Poem
relating to the social issue in my novel?
Criminals
Anyone
can be a criminal around us,
We
just got to identify the right ones.
Wandering
through the streets can be that criminal that commits crimes,
You
can call that criminal as bitter as a lime.
As
sour as he gets make him sweet with the punishment.
This
poem describes how criminals need to be punished for their crimes, which in
return will reduce crimes in the world. This relates to the social issue of
crime because it addresses the value of criminals to be not wondering the
streets and committing more crimes, which makes the world an unsafe place.
Picture Relating to Social Issue:
This
picture shows the significance of criminals, which commit crimes to be
punished. In the picture it displays a man who is being arrested, which sets an
example for the society that criminals need to be caught, so that they learn to
not commit crimes in the future.
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