Just like that

Title of text: “Just like that” by Michael Richards The main theme: Transitioning from boy to a man, negative role models, violence. The setting: Probably in Australia and in a natural environment. “The?dgrass? ?glistened in the early ? ? morning sun.?”The wet grass was cold on his legs”. And we are most likely in Australia because that’s where kangaroos are most known to live. Kangaroos also live in the?“?monsoonal eucalyptus woodlands?”which is described in the quote ? above. Summary: The text is about a boy who is going to become a man. That he does by going on a hunting trip with a man. They get out of the car and goes into the monsoonal eucalyptus woodlands. The man shoots the first kangaroo and goes over to it and pokes it a bit. He then says, “Dead, just like that”. The boy walks over to the kangaroo and he is fascinated as he keeps looking at the kangaroo. He then asks, “What do we do with them now?”, and the man replies, “Just let them rot”. They kept on shooting roos both of them. And it ends of by them killing a hole floc of the kangaroos. And the man again says, “Dead, just like that”. It ends of by the boys crying while pointing his gun at “the man” with a blurry sight. And the boy then says, “Dead”.