Conclusion-answers why
{"Image DocumentName": "Conclusion-answers why", "Image ImageDescription": "Raymond Carver\u2019s Fat enlightens readers of the long-lasting effects of teasing and criticizing of children for looks and appearances. Carver\u2019s protagonist underwent a symbolic change, acquired a new understanding for those who are overweight, and began to relate herself to the fat customer she served that night, feeling guilty, wondering how her actions might have impacted the adulthood of fat children she knew when she was younger. The waitress began to feel guilty for things either from her childhood or from that night at the restaurant when she and her co-workers were making fun of the fat man behind his back. The theme of guilt is tied directly to her sudden empathy for the fat man, imagining herself fat, causing her to become conscious of her own appearance. Because the waitress put herself in the shoes of the fat man, she then was able to imagine how he felt, and the waitress herself underwent a change in the way she thinks of others and their appearances. She began to see herself as the one that was teased and made fun of, and began to feel the effects of that. She understood why people like the fat man are insecure and have a low self-esteem and self-confidence. Through this, she gained a new respect for those whom she formerly looked down upon and criticized.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}