I believe the climax is the young child staying locked in the supplies room because if you think about it the problem is never solved. The whole story is trying to send you a message about happiness, morality, and victimization. In the story, the child is kind of like the scapegoat, bearing total unhappiness and misery for the "the beauty of their city, the tenderness of their friendships, the health of their children, the wisdom of their scholars, the skill of their makers, even the abundance of their harvest and the kindly weathers of
their skies, [depend wholly on this child's abominable misery.]"
"It is the existence of the child, and their knowledge of its existence, that makes possible the nobility of their architecture, the poignancy of their music, the profundity of
their science. "The climax in the story is the child's misery. Some of the town's people understand why they must live this way while others don't. Others choose to leave the city. "They leave Omelas, they walk ahead into the darkness, and they do not come back. The place they go towards is a place even less imaginable to most of us than the city of happiness. "
So we ask ourselves, which way are we actually guilty?
"To exchange all the goodness and grace of every life in Omelas for that single, small improvement: to throw away the happiness of thousands for the chance of happiness of one: that would be to let guilt within the walls indeed."
That is why there are 'the ones who walk away from Omelas'
They choose not to answer this.
Nobody is happy with the sacrifice of the one child however they do view it as a necessary condition to secure the happiness that they enjoy. In fact there are some people who leave Omelas because of what is done to the child.
The theme is the value and responsibility of the individual. It is a story set in the far future in a Utopian (or Dystopian depending on how you look at it) society. Despite its setting, it is a simple ethical tale. We ask similar questions in our society? It is okay to kill one innocent person through our death penalty in order to be certain that we kill more of the guilty ones? Or is it better to let one guilty person go free in order to make sure we don't put any innocents to death? Different people have different answers to that question... just as some of the people in this story understand what their enjoyment and freedom is based on, and accept it, while others walk away, preferring disappointment and pain to the idea of contributing to someone else's suffering. Obviously, the story doesn't deal with all of the philosophical complexities, and the possible symbolic meanings, but it is definitely a story of responsibility and humanity... how do you gauge the value of one versus many? Is the one right to accept suffering? Is the other right to walk away? Are the many right to accept the sacrifice... or the choice of those who walk away? :)
The child in "The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas" symbolizes the suffering and sacrifice that may be necessary for some to live in comfort and happiness. The story explores the moral implications and ethical dilemmas surrounding the idea of benefiting from the suffering of others.
The realization that the happiness of the city depends on the misery of the child, and that there is nothing an individual can do about it. Each individual must accept the guilt, or realize that they cannot live with it and leave.
I guess I should've known better, to believe I'm a lucky chain, Oh. I lent my heart out forever, and finally learned each other's names. I tell myself, "this time it's different." No goodbyes, cause eyes can't bear to say it. "I'll never survive on one that's coming", If I stay, Ooh! Just Walk Away! Ooh, and don't look back. Cause if my heart breaks, It's gonna hurt so bad. You know I'm strong, but I can't take that. Before It's too late. Oh, just Walk Away! (Walk, Walk, Walk Away) Ooh, just Walk Away! (Walk, Walk, Walk) Away-aye-aye, yeah. I really wish I could blame you, but I know That it's no one's fault. No, No. No, No Cinderella with no shoe, and the prince that doesn't know he's lost. He says that her face is so familiar, and Goodbye with just the same old song. But this time I will not surrender! 'Cause I'm gone, Ooh, yeah! Just Walk Away! Ooh, and don't look back. Cause if my heart breaks, It's gonna hurt so bad. You know I'm strong, but I can't take that. Before It's too late. Oh, just Walk Away! (Walk, Walk, Walk Away) Ooh, just Walk Away! (Walk, Walk, Walk) Away-aye-aye, yeah. Ooh, I've got to let it go. Start protecting my heart and soul. Cause I don't think I'll survive a goodbye again. Not again! Just Walk Away! Ooh, and don't look back. Cause if my heart breaks, It's gonna hurt so bad. You know I'm strong, but I can't take that. Before It's too late. (Before It's Too Late!) Oh, just Walk Away! (Walk, Walk, Walk Away) Walk Away, Walk Away, yeah! (Walk, Walk, Walk Away!) Walk Away, Walk Away, All right! (Walk Away, Walk Away, Yeah, Walk Away!) Walk Away, Walk Away. (Oh, Walk, Walk, Walk Away!) Walk Away, Walk Away, Ooh.. Ooh..
One where people walk away from it.
AMERICAN HEAD CHARGE : Walk Away Lyrics Money is hate So love me now While I'm still unimportant enough to be I will prove myself And absence a shadow I will never be what you don't deserve Cause it's better to walk away It's better to walk away It's better to walk away It's better Follow me and you'll find Your reflection is not even close to yours' anymore Images patterned on dreams on your secrets Poisoning connections as you slide away from gone Cause it's better to walk away It's better to walk away It's better to walk away It's better to walk away From you We're dirty and hungry and bitter and tired and broke and bruised and battered so happy I've been here way too long Money is hate So love me now While I'm still unimportant enough to be I will prove myself And absence a shadow I will never be what you don't deserve Cause it's better to walk away It's better to walk away It's better to walk away It's better You leave a trail of tears wherever you go. One of us will hold you, the other one won't. But I could never share your love or leave it behind. Break his heart, not mine. Do you remember tender moments we shared? How could this true affection vanish into thin air? He's not worth the trouble, baby; he's just a waste of your time. Oh, break his heart, not mine. Don't you walk away, You know you're gonna miss me. Don't you walk away, walk away. You're gonna miss me, You're gonna miss my love. So don't you walk away, Don't you walk away, walk away. Don't you walk away, walk away. So I'll be waiting in the backroom, baby, when you kiss him goodbye. Oh, break his heart not mine, but... Chorus Don't you walk away, walk away. Oh don't you walk away. I know you're gonna miss my love. Don't you walk away, walk away. Don't you walk away. You're gonna miss my love. Don't you walk away, walk away.
Either:punch them back, or take it and walk away!! Or one after the other PUNCH THEM BACK
What is the main climax in the twenty one balloons?
One should contact the bank or mortgage company where one obtained the mortgage. This institution can provide all of the information needed to determine if one should simply walk away from a home mortgage.
A bandit- thief robber Abandon- to walk away from. Check your spelling if not one of these.
i walked away from love once more, i do it every time i'll pack my bags and close the door and head on down the line maybe it's me, maybe it's them i'll never understand i'll walk away from love once more i'll walk away from love once more i'll walk away from love once more i'll walk away from love once more like i've always done before i hail from astrong family that struggle thru the years can i find one that's right for me and over come my fears maybe it's me maybe it's them i'll never understand could it be that i'm searching for that soomeone to be mine could it be that'ive met them but won't accept them time will tell i'll wait and see what will be come of me maybe i'm right maybe i'm wrong