My Most Unforgettable Character

He is a t entirely, shorten man with a hunched back. His dark, brunette face with its uncounted wrinkles and creases, reminds you of a prune. He has sunken cheeks and you entrust know wherefore when he gives you a broad smile-only iodine golden tooth is left on his swiftness gum. He hearts around ninety historic period old. But when you ask him how old he is, he will shake his creative thinker and say he was innate(p) on the day the Japanese invaded Malaya. It is left to your historic knowledge to count the number of geezerhood he has been around. I first met him when I was collecting seashells along the seashore.My p bents had always cherished a house by the sea and their dream came true when they inherited rough money from a rich uncle. I was walking along the seashore when I saw this old man. He was stooping and picking up something and throwing it into sea. When I draw near, I saw that he was throwing the aglow(predicate) starfish that were washed up along the sh ore by the high tide. I told him that he was being silly as he could not possibly present all the starfish, as there were countless ones gasping for breath along the seashore.He told me that although he could not change the destiny of all the starfish, he could surely save some, and that make a difference. He said that we were born on this earth to make a difference. It was up to us to choose whether we precious to or not to contribute towards a better world. From that day on, I became his shadow. I would meet him in the morning and benefactor him throw as many starfish as I could into the sea. It was only when I was much older that I unsounded the joy of throwing those sea creatures back into the sea. It has been cardinal years since I met Embon Mat. We have give-up the ghost inseparable.I have learnt t hold dear the man with a heart of gold, who leads a simple and humble life. When I forward motion him in an angry mood he will be quiet until I pour out all my troubles to hi m. Then, he will advise me. My acquaintance with him has changed my positioning towards life. He has taught me that honesty, diligence and determination are important for success. He tells me not to permit success go to my head. A courteous, generous, conformation and caring nature will overstretch true friends to us, he tells me. Always tell the truth, he advises if I ever complained that I was treated unfairly by someone.He is my mentor, my patient listener and my counselor. He gives his advice freely and does not hesitate to scold me when I am in the wrong. Now that I am working in a busy cosmopolitan city, I visit forward to the opportunity to drive cut down to my seaside haven to be with my mentor. I will recognize him from afar-the hunched show stooping low to pick some other starfish and throw it back into the sea. He will not turn to look at me for he knows that I will soon join him in changing the destiny of some starfish. I am truly blessed to have cognize him.