Dali

Dali Dali was subject to environmental significant formative influences at an early age by his parents. They spoiled him to an extreme extent and it had a major effect on the shaping of his character. “His parents, perhaps blaming themselves to a certain extent for the death of their first child, were over-protective with the second and seem habitually to have given him his own way, encouraging a pattern that was to persist until his death.”(1994, p.53) Dali would throw tantrums until he got what he wanted. His parents would give in which encouraged him even more. This insolent behavior didn’t stop with his parents but was the same case with relatives and friends. “Christmas provided the perfect opportunity, too, for tantrums, and Anna Maria recalled that Salvador used to get so worked up on these visits that he never stopped crying and raging.”(1994, p.53) This constant attention, which Dali so desperately craved, was constant throughout his life. This built the eccentric reputation he was so famed for which went along with his dali, parents, death, mother, life, until, tantrums, seems, secret, fame, extent, constant, wrote, worked, while, weeping, way, wanted, vocation, visits, very, unparalleled, unmistakable, unfortunate, took, throw, throughout, themselves, teeth, swore, swords