Part one of term paper
Dealing with a father-daughter struggle and conflicts, a turning point in the short story "Saturday Climbing" by W.D. Valgardson provides an opportunity for an individual to examine his ability to handle a situation, to learn to acknowledge and accept a fact that's imminent in his life, and to let go. of other when the time is right. The st ...

Part two of term paper
... by letting them go. At the beginning of the rock-climbing, Barry was confident of handling every single obstruction. He thought that "the climbing was little more difficult then walking up stairs." It clearly indicates that when Moira was just a little girl, it wasn't so hard for Barry to manage his relationship with her. However, as time goes by, "cliffs that had looked flat and smooth as polished marble became a series of problems and solutions." Barry has experienced the familiar problem ...