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there is no flow in the second paragraph .plz help
It is a very interesting and funny story. The writer of the story Francois Rabelais tells us about the adventure of the two giants, Gargantua and Pantagruel in sixteen century. They make fun of foolishness of the people and Catholic Church. They also make a point to describe the comfort of the upper class life.
The writer tries to show us that a rich always have potentially to be mean and corrupt. So the question is that does too much money caused being corrupt in the society. Institutions and church bends rules for advantage of the rich people. The Writer of the story pasteurizes very well how the people of upper class eats, drinks and worked. “They rose from their beds when it seemed to them the right time, drank, ate, worked and slept when they felt like it ”(2161) .The writer is showing us how rich people care about them selves and they did not have any thought about the poor man‘s suffering. They seem to be very busy to get comfort of their lives. Beside their foolish acts, they always say stupid things. By reading this story, I remember the article which I read on internet a few days ago; “why rich people say stupid thing”. I always have good laugh at the quote of Paris Hilton; like she said about the wall mart, “Wall-mart..... Do they like make walls there? ”
It (WHAT DOES "IT" REFER TO? GIVE TITLE) is a very interesting and funny story. The writer of the story (COMMA) Francois Rabelais (COMMA) tells us about the adventure of the (DELETE "THE") two giants, Gargantua and Pantagruel (COMMA) in sixteen century. They make fun of ("THE") foolishness of the people and ("THE") Catholic Church. They also make a point to describe the comfort of the upper class life. (HOW DO THEY DESCRIBE IT?)
The writer tries to show us that a ("THE") rich always have potentially ("THE POTENTIAL") to be mean and corrupt. (ONLY RICH PEOPLE HAVE THIS POTENTIAL?) So the question is, does too much money cause being corrupt in the society? Institutions and ("THE") church bends rules for ("TO THE") advantage of the rich people. The Writer of the story (JUST USE HIS LAST NAME) pasteurizes (RIGHT TERM?) very well how the people of upper class eat, drink and work. “They rose from their beds when it seemed to them the right time, drank, ate, worked and slept when they felt like it. ”(2161) (WHAT STYLE OF FOOTNOTING IS THIS?) The writer (NAME) is showing us how rich people care about themselves (COMMA) and they did not have any thought about the poor man‘s suffering. They seem to be very busy to get comfort of their lives ("MAKING THEIR LIVES COMFORTABLE"). Beside their foolish acts, they always say stupid things. By reading this story, I remember the article which I read on Internet a few days ago; “why rich people say stupid thing”. (SP) (CAPS FOR TITLES) I always have good laugh at the quote of Paris Hilton; like she said about the WALmart, “Wall-mart..... Do they like make walls there? ”
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The second paragraph lacks flow and coherence. Allow me to help you improve it.
In this very interesting and humorous story, the writer Francois Rabelais recounts the adventures of two giants, Gargantua and Pantagruel, during the sixteenth century. These giants amusingly mock the foolishness of both the general population and the Catholic Church, while also highlighting the lavish lifestyle enjoyed by the upper class.
The writer's goal is to demonstrate that wealth has the potential to corrupt individuals. Therefore, the question arises: does an excessive amount of money lead to corruption in society? Institutions and the Church often bend rules to favor the rich. Rabelais skillfully satirizes the upper class by portraying their habits of eating, drinking, and sleeping: "They rose from their beds when it seemed the right time, drank, ate, worked, and slept whenever they felt like it" (2161). The writer illustrates how the wealthy prioritized their own comforts without considering the suffering of the less fortunate. Despite their foolish behaviors, they frequently expressed nonsensical ideas. Reading this story reminded me of an article I recently came across online entitled "Why Rich People Say Stupid Things." I couldn't help but laugh at the quote from Paris Hilton, who jokingly asked, "Wall-mart..... Do they, like, make walls there?"