What is the sub-theme of Going places by A R Barton
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In 'Going Places', Barton explores the subject of adolescent fantasising and hero worship. Theme The whole story is about unrealistic dreams that have little possibility of coming true. This is when disappointment makes its entrance into life. The story seems to hint that it is okay to dream, but dream with limits.
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In 'Going Places', Barton explores the subject of adolescent fantasising and hero worship. Theme The whole story is about unrealistic dreams that have little possibility of coming true. This is when disappointment makes its entrance into life. The story seems to hint that it is okay to dream, but dream with limits.
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