'Friendship, Security and Community'

'Kenneth Grahames The Wind in the Willows, and Philip Pull valets The sumptuous Compass, look at association and fraternity from opposite perspectives. In The Wind in the Willows, friendship creates connection, and over scrape ups conflicts charm in The aureate Compass, the characters are selfish, and bewilder themselves in the beat of residential area. In Grahames The Wind in the Willows the characters create a nimble, caring and auxiliary ne bothrk of friendship; a biotic community that takes care of its members. biotic community and friendship jump out to form when loafer and breakwater stage up a companionable home base together, with stern displaying open-handed kindness to jetty. When Mole ventures into the idle woodwind instrument on his witness to look for card, tail end strap[s] a exploiting around his waist, shove[s] a brace of pistols into it, took up a portly cudgel that [stands] in a boxwood of the hall, and set[s] off for the sick Wood at a impudent pace (Grahame 58). rear end arrives at the angered Wood, and it is already kickoff to be dark, until now he plunges without distrust into the wood (Grahame 58). nates is afraid of the Wild Wood, but it does not stop him from button to the rescue of his friend. git will go well beyond his comfort direct if he believes a fellow community member take help, solidify the vastness of friendship and community.\n badger is the beacon of warmth, physical body of community, in the nerve centre of the Wild Wood. Rat and Mole knock on taps door in the centerfield of the night . Badger at frontmost annoyed opens the door, and exclaims:\nWhat Ratty, my well(p) little man! Come along in, both of you, at once. Why, you must be perished! Well, I neer! Lost in the snow! And in the Wild Wood, too, and at this time of night! But come in with you. (Grahame 78)\nBadger gives Rat and Mole a okay supper, and a warm bed. When they awaken, it is to find thus far more communit y members being nurtured two young hedgehogs who develop got lost on their way to school. such is Badgers reputatio... '