I think Ismene changed her mid because Antigone is her sister and you always stand up for family. She didn’t want to commit the crime because she was trying to talk Antigone out of doing the crime. In the end Ismene is the only one who lives and has a kind of guilt free life. She may not have family left besides Creon but at least she tried to save them. I think out all the characters she made the smarter choices and she thought about the consequences.
All throughout the movie Ghost World directed by Terry Zwigoff, the reoccurring theme was nonconformity and the transition from adolescence to adulthood. The transition from adolescence to adulthood can be difficult, which caused Enid to not want to conform to societies expectations, but to be an individual who doesn’t care what other people think. On the other hand, her best friend Rebecca didn’t have a very hard time transitioning from childhood to being an adult. During the transition out of highschool to living on your own it can seem very overwhelming for young people and sometimes they take a little longer to find their path to success then other people. In the movie when Enid and Rebecca had an important meeting to go to, to see about
Debra Morgan, Dexters step sister, Is a smart and capable, yet unsure of herself and so she relies upon Dexters seemigly limitless expertise on murderers to solve difficult cases. She is originally assigned to vice, but is desperaate to be transferred to homicide. Later, Mathews promoted her, she starts to grow self-confident and relies more on her own abilities more then dexters now. Lennie and George depend on one another. Lennie is childlike, he doesnt know many things and relies on george to keep him out of trouble even
Everything Harley does in her life is for her child, no matter what circumstances occur. When Harley found out she was pregnant for her first child, her life changed. During Harley’s first two years of high school years she was never categorized as the popular girl, but she did have numerous amounts of friends. Harley is extremely sociable
All or Nothing How would it make you feel to be walked over, every day, by someone you love? In the short story “everyday use”, By: Alice Walker. There are two sisters that are so very different, they just don’t see eye-to-eye. First you have Maggie; she is quiet and is not happy about the way she looks. Then there is Dee, the older sister, which is out spoken and thinks she is the best looking girl in the world.
The insecurities of Maggie’s character are not just skin deep, much like my own. Her older sister Dee is very flamboyant and educated, both of which are threatening to Maggie who “eyes her with a mixture of envy and awe” (297). Maggie is intimidated by those around her whom she feels are better than she is. Although my insecurity is not as extreme as Maggie’s I still at times feel ashamed of the way I look or am susceptible to those around me. However as previously stated in my comparison to the character of Amanda I often mask this insecurity through a more confident persona, which Maggie’s character does not do.
I taught Jana how to drive a stick shift and laughed at her because she didn't know how to boil water. We had a lot of fun between fights, which at times were on a daily basis, but I don't know what I would have done growing up without having someone stealing my clothes and make-up. We are much older now, closer than ever, but she still makes my blood boil at times. While I personally have no experience, I can see where being an only child would have its advantages. First of all, an only child can have all of their parent’s attention and affection.
She believes she can control the car just as good with her knees as she can with both hands. Another way drivers are over confident is not Bonazza-Aubry -2 wearing a seat belt. They think they are the best drivers and don't need the added protection because they won't get into an accident. Distractions are another danger all drivers face today. One type of
Strength and Weakness of Elinor Dashwood Elinor Dashwood, the heroine of Sense and Sensibility, cements her sisterly relationship with Marianne, and resolves her convoluted relationships with male characters and antagonists throughout the book. Her affectionate and well-composed nature provides the others comfort and consolation, and earns her great respect and credibility in retrospect. However, Elinor's extreme composure backfires on her as she keeps her thoughts and feelings to herself and hardly releases them. This sometimes seems to cause her some degree of distress, as well as creating a communication gap between herself and the other characters. As a result, she remains quiet instead of speaking out, which prevents her from being fully in control of situations when she confronts people, especially Lucy; Elinor is often dominated by the other characters.
Although she know it’s true she does it, because Bethan her popular but bad mannered best friend does it, and had told her that it keeps you skinny. Bethan isn’t only just bad mannered, she also hangs with older boys who has been in prison, and got her sister pregnant. We get the impression that Bethan doesn’t come from a loving and worried family like Lucy’s. Lucy’s mother doesn’t want her to wear make-up, but what will Bethan think if she didn’t? Lucy even hits her old best friend Penny, to show Bethan that they are the new and popular best friend couple.