Relationship Between Families

Language is an important tool to let people communicate with each other. There are stories that describe culture though character’s childhood in the past. Thomas Simmons’s “Motorcycle Talk” has a great sense of self-awareness. He describes his complicated relationship with his father and their only connection through cars. He also discovered that to each kind of people there is their own language. Simmons claims that the lasting connection he has with his somewhat distant father is rooted in the culture of machines in general and motorcycles in particular. Harry Mark his Petrakis’s “Babra Nikos” is about how he learned own culture from a Greek storekeeper. He also clams the culture and the language that defines it offer common background and a point of departure for communication.

Communication is very useful in the social community. It is very common for parents and children to share a hobby in order to acquire some common ground for daily conversation. Simmons explores an easily relatable topic on how he connects with a particular parent. He and his Father never really had much in common, except for the love of motorcycles, which he developed himself in order to have a place of common interest. It is fascinating that he chooses a theme that children have always had a problem talking to their parents. It also do with cultural perspective and this is true the whole story.

Language would always be a helpful tool for communication, relationship also came

from what we communicate and built though native language. Simmons discovers that to each kind of people there is their own language “ Yet there was secret to our new language.” (Paragraph 11) They talk the secret new language he and his father developed. Also the quote of “ A magnet for the two of us” (Paragraph 5), which shows Simmons with his father had a great relationship like a magnet always stick together with each other, though motorcycles. Though the story, where Simmons describes his father as “magnificent,” we get the sense that his Dad is a more complex man than we may think at first. They were bonding over their relationship as physical as machines, especially a motorcycle. Motorcycle gives them a relationship; it was the only way they could communicate. When he sees motorcycle, he flashes his mind to the garage with his dad’s relationship. Simmons was able to find a connection with his father through his passion for motorcycle. He describes his complicated relationship with his father and their only connection through cars. Simmons and Perkins always shared how they communicate and built their lovely relationship with each other between their families. They built their own language to communicate with each other. Simmons didn’t talk with his father that much except about cars. They always share through the motorcycle.

Culture’s background changed the life of human. Petrakis’s major reason