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I will try to demonstrate what the public’s reaction was to the angel in “ The very old man with Enormous wings ” and Kafka’s “ Hunger Artist ” from what the authors wrote in the stories and the characters point of view. ... In “ A very old man with Enormous Wings ” the public goes to see the old man because they wanted to see what he was. The owner’s of the house where the old man was at, thought that he was a lonely castaway from some foreign ship wrecked by the storm. ... When Father Gonzaga went to see the old man there was less frivolous onlookers than those who had arrived earlier. ... There were other people that hoped he would be put to reproduce, so there would be a race of winged wise man who could take charge of the universe. ... He did not think that the old man was an angel, he instead felt that it could of been a trick of the devil. ... During all this time, the old man was the only one who did not take part in his own act. ... The old man’s reputation was already ruined by this time. After this people stopped going to see the old man.
Approximate Word count = 985
Approximate Pages = 3.9
(250 words per page double spaced)
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