- During the time Milton was growing up, businesses were having crisis such as not receiving enough profit.
- The industry demands remind me of The Industrial Revolution because owners lower wages and increased work.
- You need the best location for business to attract attentions and customers.
- Milton inherited his father's ambition of finding his dream work.
- Maybe what he saw in New York and Chicago, helped him build a utopia.
- Why won't workers protest from the unfairness of the work conditions?
- What happen to Milton's father?
- Did Milton become ill because of pressure from work and family?
- Why hasn't Milton's mother stopped him from traveling?
- Confection (page 33)-noun.a sweet preparation of fruit or the like, as a preserve or candy.
- Novice(page 36)-noun. beginner.
- raucous(page 53)-adjective.harsh.
- "One should never dwell on failure or regret"(page 32).- Idiom saying that you should move on.
- "Money seems to disappear like magic"(page 40)- A simile that compare money with magic.
Many businesses went not of businesses because of profit and this affect the whole society. Milton, however, started his businesses and used what he learned from Royer. Everything goes well, but his business soon went not of business because not enough cash to pay off what he owe or support the rent. His father also came back and they both soon compete with one another in New York, but Milton returned home. He also had develop a closer relation with his Aunt Mattie who supported him.
