Conclusion

A. Restatement of thesis

Dolores Price and Walt Kowalski both follow a routine consisting of bad habits which ultimately hinders their relationship with others. These two individuals have been taken for granted by people they thought they could rely on, and so they seek friendship in those they would have never approached before abandoning their poor behaviour. In turn, their new found loved ones assist in their personal redemption and liberation, thus allowing them to be at peace.

B. Review the key point

The characters depicted in both texts achieve personal redemption and liberation after overcoming bad habits which they’ve acquired due to neglect from others, and once they meet new people and discover their self-worth, these characters are at peace.  

C. Clincher

Although individuals may choose to live a life of solitude, it is Maslow’s theory that we need to interact with others and feel a sense of acceptance. One may distance themselves but there are many secrets lying beneath the surface; reasons as to why individuals stray from social gatherings or people in general.