riviera paradise by stevie ray vaughan

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Feeling and Tone from Riviera Paradise by Stevie Ray Vaughan
There are many challenges and conflicts that people face in life. These challenges can be explained from different perspectives. In this paper, I will give my own story which includes conflict and is to be explained in the context of feeling and tone from Riviera Paradise, a guitar rhythm done by Stevie Ray Vaughan. During my high school, I was a member of the scouts club, and at one time the group was going on an expedition trip. Each of the members was supposed to pay for the trip. The money would cater for transport and any other expenses we would incur while away. I informed my parents about the trip and requested that they give me the required money. My parents agreed to give me the money but on condition that for the one month before the trip, I would spend more time studying instead of playing games and watching movies. I had been having problems with them as I was starting to become a video games addict and was now spending lesser time on studies. It was a strategy by my parents to help me get off the addiction. I agreed and promised to read more for the next one month.
However, out of peer influence, I found it difficult to rededicate my time for reading and instead continued playing games and watching more movies. On the day of the trip, my parents refused to give me money on the ground that I had failed to keep my promise. As a teen, it was heartbreaking to imagine that I would not join my best friends for the one week trip.

I felt sad and lonely that I was going to spend a whole week without my peers. Of course, I conflicted with my parents on two occasions. First, I had conflicts with them for failing to heed their advice that I should study more. Secondly, as I reacted to their failure to give me the money, I had to endure the painful situation of missing the entire fan and being alone at school and home.