A Different Point Of View

Authors Note: I am going to be writing about the Priests’ point of view in the short story, Dead Man’s Path.

        Have you ever had something like an old blanket or a toy that someone wants to throw away or block it but you wanted to keep it because it meant so much to you and you had a lot of memories with it?

In the short story; Dead Man’s Path, the main character is a school ‘headmaster’ he’s new to the school.  On school property there is a path that leads to the cemitary. The new headmaster wants to block it off, but everyone else wants to keep it, especially the old priest.

What is the priests’ point of view?  The priests’ point of view is probably something like in his thoughts he is saying, “What is this new headmaster of the school thinking?! He can’t just block off our dear path just because there is going to be an inspector coming! Everybody is going to be depressed about this situation!” Or something like that, but he sounded very angry. 

If I was in his shoes I would be furious too! If there was just this new guy and he blocked off something that meant a lot to people, wouldn’t you be mad to?