Tuesdays with Morrie discussion

I like this Morrie's character. In my opinion, Morrie's character is development character type. It is because one of his previous character that he mentioned in the book was arrogant but now his character is humble. I think the development character in a story or book is important. Through development character, the readers can be interested to read more even to the end of the story.

Yes, Morrie's humble character is true, it can be seen from him who advises some of his closest people when they share stories with Morrie, and Morrie responds well and wisely to them. I agree with you

It's true, that before Morrie got sick, in the story he was someone who was arrogant. And it all changed after he was stricken with a disease that was eating away at his nervous system. Change can indeed come at any time and surely everyone must have experienced a change in character. The character of morrie who when sick turns into someone who is more grateful in life, humble, enthusiastic and can interpret life is a very impressive storyline.

I totally agree with this main character. because morrie's character was humble at the end although in the previous character he was arrogant. Morrie's character are optimist and stayed positive in doing his daily activities.

I also like his change of attitude from bad to good. I think the attitude is worth exemplified by the reader. This proves that this book has valuable lessons.

It is true as it says in the book. Morrie was an arrogant person, but ever since he got sick, he became a humble person. This can be seen when he gives advice to Mitch. Sometimes in difficult or happy conditions can change character