He decides that he is a perfect seagull who has not any restrictions. In here, he learns a lot of things from Sullivan and Chiang. All of them are improving themselves and experimenting different things. In this new place, he thinks that he will learn more things than what he has learnt in earth. Now he has beaming wings as well and he thinks this place as heaven. In the second part of the book, it describes a life in a different planet of Jonathan. These two seagulls say that they are in the same family and they say that Jonathan can come along with them, together they fly away high in the dark sky. When he was flying freely at midnight, he sees two seagulls who are beaming. Even though he says, “Give me a chance, I can show you what I’ve learnt!” Jon is now a lone seagull. The Seagull Congress gathers, and they kick Livingston from the pact because he is reckless and irresponsible. But the happenings are not what he expected. The most important of all is that we can be free!” he thinks. We can defeat ignorance, we can find ourselves with using our talent and intelligence, we can be ourselves. When he joined the pact on the beach, it was nearly midnight.

Jonathan is now the only seagull in the world who can fly acrobatically. He tries couple of times and he decides to not join the pact and fly freely. Because it is known that seagulls can’t fly in the dark. He fails and decides he is going to be an ordinary seagull. However, Jon does not listen to his family and continues practicing flying. His mother says that, flying from low is albatross job and he is getting weaker and has to find food for himself. But for Jon food is not important, flying is.

Their only purpose is to feed themselves. Seagull, Jonathon Livingston, sees himself different from his other friends. Jonathan Livingston Seagull Short Summary Jonathan Livingston Seagull has an important place in literature, and it criticizes human kind, and also is didactical. It narrates a story of an extraordinary seagull, who is unlike its fellows who are running after food only, and does not fight with others, named Jonathon Livingston. Jonathan Livingston Seagull was written by Richard Bach in 1972, it was like a tale, but it was a story.

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