Just Like That is a short story written by Michael Richards. The story is about a father and a son who drives to a paddock with kangaroos. In the beginning of the story the father asks his son if he thinks he can do it and when the son doesn’t answer the father says that if he can’t do it now he never will. And of cause the son tells his father, “Yes. I can do it.” The thing the father is referring to is killing kangaroos. It may sound weird but in the story killing a kangaroo is like a test of manhood. The father has made his son believe that if he kills a kangaroo he will become a man.

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Although there are a couple of good analytical points made in this essay as a whole piece it is far too superficial. An analytical, GCSE essay needs to be completed in far more detail and the ideas of structure, form and language explored in far more depth. 3 Stars