Analysis Of A Christmas Story By Adam Zyglis

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A boy wearing the pajama holding a real rifle with his glass is broken. One such a picture of the film called “A Christmas Story” created by author Adam Zyglis published in 2012. The author used the quotes from the film for his cartoon picture “You’ll Shoot Your Eye Out” he wants to draw out the limit using gun as a child in the picture it represent the US would get in danger without the stricter law of gun control. Overall, the author show the idea of how affected of gun control in the US without the limit of gun control the US could get in dangerous.
In the picture, it is a boy named Ralphie of an American classic movie from A Christmas Story wearing a pajama have a logo of USA and holding a real rifle with his glassed on 1 sides is crack.

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