In the memoir essay " When the Walls Came Tumbling Down" by Trey Ellis, Ellis writes a piece concerning his experience with his father's death from AIDS. I strongly agree with the son's viewpoint that the disease was not an all together bad experience. Because of the illness the father and son became very close, where before they were distant.
Before the illness father did not reveal much about his personal history to his son. Introduce the quote ( Use a quote from the story to support this.)
After the father found out he had AIDS, he opened up to his son. Introduce the quote ( Use a quote to support this)
In conclusion, AIDS was a good thing for the father/son relationship. (Summarize why)
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