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is the asset, which Pop left it to him and his mother. This farm is
valuable in terms of asset but it is more valuable to Colly in terms of
a place, which is fulfilled by memories. According to the Trilobites ,
Colly said, Momll probably sell it, too. I cant run the place like Pop
did(Pancake, 2014, P.27). Although, Colly realizes when he run the
farm, it didnt turn out to be good as when Pop ran it. However, he
wants to keep memories in this farm. Without Pop, Collys mother
realizes it would not be suitable for her and Colly to run the farm.
So, she thinks the better way is to move to Akron. Collys mother
tries to persuade Colly to go to Akron with her. She thinks Colly
would have a better life living in Akron and will have a work to do
there. The problem is, Colly and his mother didnt come to
understand in the same point. As in the beginning of the story, Colly
said, I was born in this country and I have never very much wanted
to leave(Pancake, 2014, P.26). By this, it could be implied that Colly
loves his hometown so much. Theres something he wants to do in
his hometown that would causes him not to leave. If he moves to
another town, he might not find it all his lifetime. Further, Colly gives
importance to his old memories about Pop and it is worth for him to
stay in place, which is full of memories.
References:
Pancake, B. (2014). Trilobites and other stories. London Vintage
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Cherry, K. (2015). What Is Brain Plasticity? Retrieved from
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Kolb, B., Gibb, R., & Robinson, T. (n.d.). Brain Plasticity and Behavior.
Canadian Centre for Behavioural Neuroscience.
Farouk, R. (n.d.). How your past affects your present. Retrieved from
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