I wouldn't attribute Ron's decisions to Cheryl. Well, Ron had a likelihood of things that stood out. He might have enjoyed the walks but his connection towards those moments is completely different from Cheryl's ambitions.Sushan wrote: ↑30 Nov 2020, 14:30That is quite true. She was a nature lover, and Ron loved her. So eventually Ron turned towards nature and he loved it. All of that because of Cheryl's knowledge as well as passion towards the natureNelson Lyric wrote: ↑30 Nov 2020, 12:42 Nature is adventurous, Cheryl's love for nature Shaped Ron without his realization. I must say Ron was positively influenced.
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Indeed. Ron was into maths and Cheryl was into botanical sciences was nothing to do there. What they had common was the love towards nature. Ron did not know that until Cheryl showed him that side of him. So she had a great influence on him which lasted forever
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I agree! I think that Ron learned something from his time spent with Cheryl and helped hm create a bigger 'awareness' outside of himself. I think that may have helped him understand Regina's concepts.JGretz-7 wrote: ↑20 Nov 2020, 21:24 I think that Cheryl's knowledge of nature drew out a side of Ron that he wasn't aware of. As the story progressed, long walks and being in nature were something that stuck with him. He used the time in nature to get in touch with himself and feel more at peace as he mulled through the issues in his life. I think she gave him one of the biggest gifts. I also appreciated that she used the book title he suggested. It shows that she also respected her time with him.
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In my opinion, these changes were very positive. Cheryl had a very good influence on Ron.Sushan wrote: ↑30 Nov 2020, 14:27The money targeted character of Ron was used to be fond of numbers and strategies, and he had never payed attention to outer world. Yes, it is true, Cheryl's knowledge as well as passion towards nature caused some serious changes in Ron's characterSwirliegirlie wrote: ↑29 Nov 2020, 17:13 I feel that Cheryl's way of thinking and expertise involving plants or leaves definitely impacted Ron's life and the train his thoughts would be guided on. Cheryl's different way of looking at the world was a perspective Ron hadn't previously thought about. He was very into numbers and strategies and i feel like never paid attention to the world outside around him previously.
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I totally agree. I think Cheryl's way of looking at the world, trying to notice what is unfamiliar and work from there, gave Ron a new insight into life. I do also think he became a bit more in touch with nature, which lead him to walk around more to clear his head.JGretz-7 wrote: ↑20 Nov 2020, 21:24 I think that Cheryl's knowledge of nature drew out a side of Ron that he wasn't aware of. As the story progressed, long walks and being in nature were something that stuck with him. He used the time in nature to get in touch with himself and feel more at peace as he mulled through the issues in his life. I think she gave him one of the biggest gifts. I also appreciated that she used the book title he suggested. It shows that she also respected her time with him.
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I agree with this. Sometimes all people need is a gesture of validation to become stable within themselves.JGretz-7 wrote: ↑20 Nov 2020, 21:24 I think that Cheryl's knowledge of nature drew out a side of Ron that he wasn't aware of. As the story progressed, long walks and being in nature were something that stuck with him. He used the time in nature to get in touch with himself and feel more at peace as he mulled through the issues in his life. I think she gave him one of the biggest gifts. I also appreciated that she used the book title he suggested. It shows that she also respected her time with him.
Also, we do impact people with our interests and affinity to nature is a common symbol of serenity so I appreciated that influence she had on him too.
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