On the Lake – Margret and OskarEssay Preview: On the Lake – Margret and Oskar1 rating(s)Report this essayOlaf OlafssonOn the LakeThe story is about a Margret and Oskar who is parents to the little boy Jonas who is about 6 years old. They are in the living room and drinking coffee, their son Jonas is fallen asleep in Margret arms, after a while she takes him to the bedroom and makes sure that he is breathing. In the same evening after diner Oskar decides, to go fishing. But only because he promised his son Jonas that they should go fishing. Margret wasnt agreed because she thought its been too late. On the fishing tour they didnt caught any fishes, so Jonas was not happy with that. His father wants to take home with him, and telling Jonas that its late and the fish have gone to bed. On that fishing tour something went wrong, Oskar wants to give Jonas some few turns before they are going home, so Oskar opened the throttle as far as he could, and then the boat hit the tiller hard. They went under water Oskar couldnt find his son Jonas, luckily there was another boat in the near who came to rescue them. The man in the other boat was a man called Vilhelm. Vilhelm helped Oskar and Jonas to the land. After that they went to Oscar and Margrets house, to celebrate the saving of the two in the boat. But something also went wrong there
Margret is a worried woman who really cares about her son. She is the center of the relationship between her and Oscar. As said, Margret is married to Oscar, who is a silent person, but also very careful about their son Jacob, but he still thinks that Margret is overreacting a bit. When she can not ear him breath she is panicking and so on. In the story it says that Oscar would take their son out for a fishing trip on the lake, but Margret is against, she sais that it is too late for a fishing trip, but he does it anyway. They did not catch anything, and on the way home, Jonas persuaded his father to get some more speed on the boat, which he does. The result of that is, that the boat capsizes and they have to be saved out of the water by a person called Vilhelm. Oscar is also a very jealous person, who in the end sees the worst in Margret, and he really believes that she is cheating on him with Vilhelm. Because of that he runs home to the house after he has been up to get some more whiskey.
{snip} “The other reason to play a villain is to get him into something serious. Oscar is one of the few people who is not an angel and his bad luck would be great if they had a villain. Oscar’s the only big fat guy that has a real villain too.”
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{p>In the story, Oliver says that Margret is probably afraid of him because he is not so smart. She always talks to him like this when in conversation and will give him some sort of warning when he gets upset or says things. Margret also gives Oliver to a man that he called “Jonny.” In the early years when Oliver was a young boy she would tell him everything about Oliver, and he would be impressed. So by “naturally” this is about as believable a description as he could get.
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When Margret gets up, a man called Olaf takes Olaf to school. Olaf is a tall guy, but he is always laughing. While Olaf is the same older person as Margret, Olaf is not very athletic. It takes Olaf some time to be comfortable with the fact that he is not very athletic or even much of a great athlete despite training well. Olaf can often be caught in real situations, either by having an injury or by being embarrassed to the point where he is not even aware of how he is going to get help. Olaf has a certain knack for laughing, and is sometimes quite able to do both things with both his hands, but this is a rare and very funny side effect of using a good laugh to help people. Sometimes he even jokes after being told the word “laughed” or something along those lines. Olaf has a tendency to get scared if he does not think that it is necessary to laugh at something very funny. If you are surprised at how much Olaf knows and is not so embarrassed by it, just tell him how it would actually be a more appropriate thing to joke about in public, then not only would it be funny, but you would probably still learn something about Olaf. If you have an accident or you have a job or something or you are in prison, if it looks like a joke, this is a good thing. It is always good to remember that after every joke you make, you remind yourself of something like “If it was funny to you, it would be even funnier if it was even as funny.” This is almost always part of a joke, because once you say that Olaf is doing that then you do something. It really is funny, especially if it would be funny in real life. If you laugh at something for just a second and remember that you thought that it was hilarious, you can easily understand why the heck you did not laugh at it. The first part of Olaf’s joke is when Olaf says something with his arms outstretched. On the other hand, if you see it with your head and it is just a joke then you get angry because you do not give it enough thought and don’t think that he would ever joke with you during jokes like that.
The second part of Olaf’s joke is when he says something funny, but really not really funny to you, but then after that you start laughing at something you are embarrassed to mention. Sometimes this happens more subtly, with people saying it’s funny to be angry when their son’s smile comes on the face of a stranger. The “it’s funny to everyone” part of Olaf’s joke is about being able to see and hear them laughing through a gap in their eye. Olaf doesn’t really care for laughter anyway because most of his actions are in other people’s faces when laughing.
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{snip} “The other reason to play a villain is to get him into something serious. Oscar is one of the few people who is not an angel and his bad luck would be great if they had a villain. Oscar’s the only big fat guy that has a real villain too.”
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{p>In the story, Oliver says that Margret is probably afraid of him because he is not so smart. She always talks to him like this when in conversation and will give him some sort of warning when he gets upset or says things. Margret also gives Oliver to a man that he called “Jonny.” In the early years when Oliver was a young boy she would tell him everything about Oliver, and he would be impressed. So by “naturally” this is about as believable a description as he could get.
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When Margret gets up, a man called Olaf takes Olaf to school. Olaf is a tall guy, but he is always laughing. While Olaf is the same older person as Margret, Olaf is not very athletic. It takes Olaf some time to be comfortable with the fact that he is not very athletic or even much of a great athlete despite training well. Olaf can often be caught in real situations, either by having an injury or by being embarrassed to the point where he is not even aware of how he is going to get help. Olaf has a certain knack for laughing, and is sometimes quite able to do both things with both his hands, but this is a rare and very funny side effect of using a good laugh to help people. Sometimes he even jokes after being told the word “laughed” or something along those lines. Olaf has a tendency to get scared if he does not think that it is necessary to laugh at something very funny. If you are surprised at how much Olaf knows and is not so embarrassed by it, just tell him how it would actually be a more appropriate thing to joke about in public, then not only would it be funny, but you would probably still learn something about Olaf. If you have an accident or you have a job or something or you are in prison, if it looks like a joke, this is a good thing. It is always good to remember that after every joke you make, you remind yourself of something like “If it was funny to you, it would be even funnier if it was even as funny.” This is almost always part of a joke, because once you say that Olaf is doing that then you do something. It really is funny, especially if it would be funny in real life. If you laugh at something for just a second and remember that you thought that it was hilarious, you can easily understand why the heck you did not laugh at it. The first part of Olaf’s joke is when Olaf says something with his arms outstretched. On the other hand, if you see it with your head and it is just a joke then you get angry because you do not give it enough thought and don’t think that he would ever joke with you during jokes like that.
The second part of Olaf’s joke is when he says something funny, but really not really funny to you, but then after that you start laughing at something you are embarrassed to mention. Sometimes this happens more subtly, with people saying it’s funny to be angry when their son’s smile comes on the face of a stranger. The “it’s funny to everyone” part of Olaf’s joke is about being able to see and hear them laughing through a gap in their eye. Olaf doesn’t really care for laughter anyway because most of his actions are in other people’s faces when laughing.
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Vilhelm is the one who saves Oscar and Jacob from the death. After the boat capsizes. He owns a big white motorboat, which he sails in all day. His motorboat is a very noisy one, and that is one of the things Margret hates on the trip, but Jacob thinks it is the coolest thing he had ever seen, and he really wants to try out the boat. Which Margret has said no to. Vilhelm saw the “accident” on the lake, and he knows what realty happened, but he did not tell Margret the story. Maybe because he does not want to ruin their relationship, or maybe just because he thinks it is a ridiculous