Once getting to this part of the book I have come to really like each character a little better. They are both opening up to each other and letting each other in. The Soloist gives a good long lived lesson to take chances in what you believe in and never give up even if there are others who don’t believe in you.
You have this man who just wants to live in his own spaced out world by himself. He has this talent that only comes with practice but hasn’t really been showed out in the big world. Then you have this other man who is trying as hard as possible to get a good story out of something. He lives his life everyday with the thoughts and ideas of a writer. As the story gets further on I feel that his everyday ways soon change. It isn’t about his job or impressing the people at the office, but about the belief that we can all change people if we put our minds to it. Steve Lopez has a lot of courage and also care for other people. You would think this man wouldn’t need anything else but a nice house and nice job but its not good to judge people. Steve has feelings too and so does Nathaniel. Nathaniel just needed someone to care about him and his feelings. That’s how a lot of people are in the world today, They doubt the most important people and then don’t let anyone else in to help. This is when peoples’ minds go all crazy and they get to the insanity part like Nathaniel. All people need is a helping hand and the knowingness that there is someone out there who cares. As long as you have this then anything is possible and the willingness to change will always be there.
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