Over what we have learned about Snoopy, daydreams, James Thurber and filling a void, I predict that Walter Mitty life was harsh. First, from “Good ol’ Charlie” of Snoopy, I think that Walter Mitty life was somewhat similar to Charlie’s. Walter has always dreamed of a good life instead of his boring, sad life. He wanted to be rich, make a lots of friend, love and be love. He wished a meaningful, rather wonderful, extraordinary life than his lost life. I think Walter Mitty was not just about daydreaming but ambitious, but he wasn’t able to fight for his dream, he could only imagine about it. He dreamed of who he could be, what he could do, a captain, a super hero… I think “Secret life of Walter Mitty” would be include humorism, since we learned that James Thurber is a humorist. Maybe the author make fun of how Walter Mitty was always daydreaming to fill the voids in his horrible life, maybe a little bit too much.