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Analysis of Jason Who Will Be Famous

After Dorothy Allison watched a group of teenage boys hanging around the gas station in her small town, she found a little boy walked off aloof from the rest of his group. She got the idea from this boy for her new novel, and thought, “He was no one I knew, a child in the world and for all I knew someone had already shaken him hard (88).” This boy, who with a backpack hanging over one shoulder and a pair of muddy shoes which are nearly come off, finally became the source of Jason.

Jason, the little tiny boy, who wanted so very much to be famous. He liked a lonely Turkey buzzard flying in the real world, and called for attention and warmth from his parents. However, it was too hard to realize his dream because he was too young to be listened by his parents. Therefore, he became immersed in the world of fantasy. Allison used a lot of psychological, scenery and detail description to portray her protagonist. As a matter of fact, the whole article was based on Jason’s daydream or his psychological activities. He was naive to think if he gets kidnapped, the kidnapers would offer him a basement with musical instrument, health foods and clean water. They would also push him to do some right things like what his mom always wants him to do. It's interesting that Jason believed that he would be released, then become famous. However, this is only the beginning.

Being famous was not Jason’s final wish. It is more like a method, which can help him to achieve his goal. He thought, naively, if he could become famous, he would get the power to subsidize his family. At the same time, his parents would begin to pay attention to him, and started to learn to respect him. Jason’s daydream was not ridiculous. The truth is, it's tragic. When Jason started to realize his parents, he showed two burning desires, which were to be accepted and be needed by those he loves most. Even though the little tiny boy would never admit that, he wanted their attention and love.

In Allison’s story, she repeatedly mentioned that Jason saw an ugly bird, Turkey buzzard, flying under the sky. In a way, this bird became a symbol of this story, and went through the journey of Jason’s dream. When the turkey buzzard first time appeared, Allison wrote, “He leans forward, stretching his back, and straightens to watch a buzzard circling the hill to his left (90).” Both Leaning forward and stretching back were comfortable and confident actions. It gave the readers a signal that Jason was ready for being kidnap, or daydreaming the detail of kidnapping. He had a bit of excitement, and full of expectations for the kidnapped future.

He began to imagine that how great the basement room is. The continued to design this room, changed something, and added some new things. The process of designing made him feel comfortable. So, he started to smile, and concerned about the surrounding situation. “He smiles and hears above him the turkey buzzard’s awkward call. Ugly sound from an ugly bird (91).” The second time the Turkey buzzard appeared without its body, but at this time, Jason had a good mood.

The last time buzzard appearance was a herald of the turning point of the story. “The turkey buzzard swoops low and arcs downhill toward the river. Jason stops to watch its flight. A moment in time and the bird disappears.” The disappearance of turkey buzzard represented an ending of thinking basement room and a beginning of desiring family love. After the turkey buzzard disappears, he reckoned that he was going to be ready to show his new look for his parents. At the same time, he also thought was ready to be treated in a new way, a kind of nice way.

“Jason who will be famous” was a story, which seems ridiculous to people, but would not let people to laugh. Theme of tragedy went through the story. Although the daydream was sweet and warm, Jason must be back to the real and frozen world. Allison gave this story an open ending. Just like what she wrote, “Everything can change, and it is going to, any time now (95).”