Friendship_–_The_Sail_That_Keeps_You_Going

Friendship – The Sail That Keeps You Going Friendship – it’s only a word but how much does it means. Friendship as the marriage has to be unconditional. Unconditional means without conditions. Without those extra words “If you’ll do that….I’ll do that”. Friendship is the most wonderful relationship that anyone can have. Ideally friend is a person who offers love and respect and doesn’t expect awards for it. To have friendship is to have comfort. For instance we will look at some pieces of literature that are about friendship. “Driving Miss Daisy”, “Oath of Friendship” and “Bridge Over Troubled Water”. “Driving Miss Daisy” is a play from the late era of Ku-Klux-Klan, when the discrimination against Jews and Blacks has shoved up its tasks. But as the peace’s dove fly through the dark skies so the friendship has fly thru hates and fleers till it get to our characters that we are going to look at. They are Hoke and Miss Daisy. Miss Daisy who is a retired teacher is 72+ years old and her ability to drive it’s kind of gone. So when she accidentally drives into the neighbors courtyard her son is constrained to hire a chauffeur for her. When a friendship it’s starting it is friendship, oath, things, miss, daisy, friend, without, hoke, one, old, going, should, person, means, it’s, ever, bridge, another, yourself, water, valuable, unconditional, troubled, times, till, sometimes, says, saying, rid, poem, place, part, over, never, needed, much