'Petit and fernando\r'

' at that place were 2 young souls with a dedicated passion in the novel ” allow The Great World Spin” by Colum McCann verbalized themselves through with(predicate) dissimilar inspiration. Philippe Petit, the French acrobat who in 1974 straited crosswise a tightrope between the Twin Towers. Petit a cosmos with out a fear, well thats what you would say if you would see to it him pursue what he felt like was destiny. He had a passion most would call crazy, insane, or even fatal. Fernando Yunque Marcano was Just young Hispanic 14 year old boy still experiencing life, and mishap through a camera in the treets of untested York.Fernando was blown away by the creativity that these artists would communicate and how they would show their thoughts through art. Philippe and Fernando are two different people in two different settings sustenance in their own journey. Petit was passionate about â€Å" locomote on wire. ” He didnt want to think of the consequence s he could face while performing much(prenominal) walk. He was a calm person Just think on his dream to walk further and higher, to call it history I suppose. His motivation was the rush he received.He puts himself to the test and it was even said that â€Å"His favorite chip was running along the wire without a match pole- it was the purest bodyflow he could get” (McCann 158). When he finally arrived to walk on the wire and went through the rush â€Å"he felt for a irregular uncreated. Another miscellany of awake” (McCann164). A person feels like it was a different of kind of living says a hatch on how he felt for this passion someone would call insane, he felt alive. He felt something he couldnt compare it to. Petit had a giving that kindness could not deny.Fernando Yunque Marcano was a humble quiet boy with not much money. He is an adolescent simply definitely knew where his passion lied. He hid his face through a camera. Fanatical in his work, the only figure of speech that he had in his mine was captivating the moment through photography. Fernando would surf the trains of New York putting himself in danger one hand on his camera trying to take pictures of what he adage such beauty in, tags â€Å"loves the way the letters curl, the arcs, the swerves, the flames, their clouds. (McCann 168), it shows that he saw creativity and enjoyment to omething that we see everyday and in all probability show not much interest in. His talent to express himself in photographs is another way of speech. Philippe niggling was a man with an obsession of the wire. Fernando Yunque Marcano had an obsession of the camera. They were two legendry men in their own unique way. No matter their motive or their reason they did what they love to do. Their dedication to what they felt was their purpose overcame their â€Å"fear” to reality. There dedication to there obsession is another domain for his passion.\r\n'