The Man to send Rain Clouds

The opus to Send Rain Clouds Leslie Mormon Silks wrote The reality to Send Rain Clouds in 1969. The story details the terminal of an experienced Indian named Teflon. During one point of the story Leon prep ars Topsoils body for inhumation. Leon proceeds to create Topsoils face yellow-bellied. In the Native American Culture the color yellow stands for mourning or destruction. Teflon may be nonviable, but Silks presents him as a transitional character going through the three ramification process. Silks uses the three stage process to demonstrate the importance of vying a respectable life and leaving a farthesting impression upon the public.The first stage of the process is Separation. Separation is the character moving away into the unfamiliar. Teflon is literally, physically separated from his tribe. In the beginning of the story Teflon is constitute dead in the sheep pasture under a tree. Teflon was an oldish sheepman who tended the sheep alone at night. Silks present s Teflon as a lonely, neglected, poor man. They found him under a big cottonwood tree. His Levi Jacket and pants were fatigued light blue so that he had been easy to find. The big cottonwood tree stood apart from a small grove of winter unmingled cotton woods which grew in the wide, sandy arroyo.He had been dead for a sidereal day or more(prenominal), and the sheep had wandered and scattered up and down the arroyo. Silks illustrates the tree as be isolated from the otherwise trees because it parallels Topsoils separation from the others. The people stood close to each other with little clouds of steam puffing from their faces. The next stage of the process is transition. renewing is the character going through trials and tribulations that stimulates personal growth ND knowledge. Topsoils burial process is his Journey of change.Teflon went from being a weathered runly old man to being a fragile decomposing corpse. Topsoils fragility and age is illustrated when the boylike people dress him in his burial clothes. He looked small and shriveled, and afterwards they dressed him in the new shirt and pants he seemed more shrunken. They laid the bundle in the back of the pickup and covered it with a heavy tarp before they started back to the pueblo The other characters do non even look at Teflon as a homo anymore. Topsoils death transitioned other characters as well. But there he was, confront into a cold dry wind and squinting at the utmost(a) sunlight find outy to bury a red wool masking while the faces of his parishioners were in the shadow with the last warmth of the sun on their backs. Throughout the story the priest transitioned from religious to spiritual. Teflon taught the Father capital of Minnesota the importance of having a spiritual life. Teflon transition was physical and spiritual. The last stage of the process is reintegration. Reintegration is the character turning to the place where he started or a better place than where he starte d.Teflon returned to the earth from which he came from. They displace the bundle into the ground, and they didnt bother to untie the stiff pieces of new rope that were trussed or so the ends of the blanket. In the King James Version of the bible it is express in Genesis chapter thirteen verse nine, By the sweat of your os frontale you result eat your food until you return to the ground, since from it you were taken for dust you are and to dust you will return. Teflon is returning from what he was made from. I believe that Silks wrote this story to show her readers that she believes life is short.I know life is short. I have seen many people die in my twenty years of life. After I read this short story I went to inspect my moms grave. It seems that after you die no one remembers you. I wandered through the honest-to-goodness part of the cemetery fixing headstones. So many were turned over, humbled and abandoned. I wondered where the deceases loved one was. The optimism in me wants to believe that I will leave a lasting impression on the human beings around me. In reality I will probably die and be ergot as soon as my casket hit the provide of my grave Just like Teflon.I think that Silks is trying to inspire her readers to live fully because one day it will all be over. I want to leave this world a better place. Also another(prenominal) question is, Can someone contrive a greater break from the beyond then from life itself? Im sure the rain did come and fill again the crops so that the Indians had plenty of food and agriculture to sell. Teflon gave a greater authorize to his tribe then what he would have been able to give them during life. Teflon also gave Father Paul the gift of Spiritual learning.After reflection the burial Father Paul realized that religion isnt the only occasion in life. Father Paul expanded his view on death and life after death because of Teflon. Teflon gave everyone a greater gift then what was expected. The Man to Sen d Rain Clouds shows readers how life after death really is. At one point or another everyone ponders how the world is going to react in response their death. I think everyone should read this story because it really changes ones perspective about death after life. The Man to Send Rain Clouds will motivate and fresh you outlook on life.After reading this a reader will respond to life in a more conscientious way. This story could improve the quality of our world if it was well- known. The Man to Send Rain Clouds is an inspiring tale of death.