Frank does not like to go out he like to be inside and does not like to socialise His room symbolizes him and Rita is trying to open him up to the outside world but he doesn’t want to. He is afraid of change But Frank’s dull and uninteresting life is lightened up by Rita who is full of energy, wide awake and just searching for freedom through education in an Open University in the Liverpool. Rita attitudes towards life in act one of scene one are very negative, she thinks educated people can live ‘freely’: “God, what’s it like to be free?” She has preconceived ideas about the educated and to live free. But she doesn’t know that not all educated people live free. She is very fussy and childlike, she will get whatever she wants, and Frank
There are also physical acts of rebellion, such as stealing the butter from her food and applying it to her skin to try to keep it soft, and swaying her hips slightly at one of the guards. “I would like to steal something from this room”. Even though she knows the consequences of such a crime, it doesn’t stop her wanting to rebel. However, there is another side to her which makes it seem like she’s very slowly growing more towards the theocracy regime, she refuses to trust anyone with the thoughts that she has out of fear of them working for the government. They use brainwashing to put ideas into her head, like when Aunt Lydia said “yours is a position of honour” or when the two angels saluted the two hand maids when they went shopping.
The growth of technology minimized socialization among people. Technology provided people with all the entertainment and functions people needed. This eliminated the cause of physical communication. Clarisse's friends think, “It's social to get a bunch of people together and then not let them talk”, she explains to Montag. "I am antisocial and I do not mix, they say" Her friends think so despite clarisse being talkative and friendly.Being Social to the generation means something different.
In addition, they should completely just stop making women objects in their songs. I believe that if they did this then the rappers would get a lot of respect from the female fan base. In the essay: "Do Ask, Do Tell,” Gamson explains that it is a dangerous place to air your laundry while on a talk show. I believe that this is true because for example if one of your friends is venting or complaining about her drama, you might feel tempted to listen and encourage her. In addition, all a gossip needs is an audience, and by giving your friend that audience, you aren’t doing her any favors.
At first the children show rage, impotence, disgust, depression, and indignation but after some time they find ways of talking themselves into believing that it is the way that things are meant to be, and any other way would hinder the community and maybe even the child himself. Although the people don’t like it, they convince themselves that the city's happiness is more important and they find it more convenient to simply leave the child there. The story also tells how sometimes teenagers were not able to handle the hypocrisy and viciousness of the system and they ended up leaving Omelas. The teenagers in the story can also be seen as the teenagers in societies all around the world, that disagree with the way things are going and end up trying to go against society and it’s rules. The story in general talks about societies all around the world that depend on the poor and the weak so that the rich and powerful can keep their position.
For the most part, she has a pessimistic explanatory style. She attributes her situation to an internal cause; she believes that she is not a strong enough person to stand up for what she believes in. She tells V that she thinks she is not as brave as her parents, and therefore cannot fight back against the government as they did. She declares: “I wish I wasn’t afraid all of the time, but I am.” Evey assumes that the conditions she lives under are stable; she doesn’t think that they are going to get any better. Also, she makes global attributions for the decisions that she and others have to make.
Jane wishes not to be the best or the most good, only to get by without being beaten and humiliated. Helens way of thinking of life means that she doesn’t mind being hurt or beaten because this means she is closer to being taken to what she believes is her purpose, heaven. Helen welcomes punishment because she feels that she deserves punishment to make her better for the afterlife. Jane on the other hand does not like being punished and so does her best to avoid being reprimanded. Jane and Helen have very different relationships with adults.
There is a middle ground between fear and love with a ruler because you should not have a ruler who you do not love and agree with because then there is no point into listening to him but you should not also have a ruler who you do not fear because then if just one person disagrees with him, they will take advantage of the fact that the leader is not someone intimidating and get rid of him. Leaders should have a little bit of both traits. Fear is safer than love because you never have to worry about getting killed by a traitor or anyone ever opposing you publicly. With your people being terrified of you, you will never have to go through what President JFK went through, assassination. You will not have to ever go through opposition like Mao because will be so terrified that if you oppose them, you would kill them like Mao did.
Maybe they don’t get enough attention at their house, or maybe they want friends but they can only show their mean side because they are actually scared of getting hurt themselves. Either way, no matter what the reasoning is, bullying is not okay. There was one girl, Sally, who I had got close with but then again we only talked in certain periods. Maybe it was because I was nice to her and partnered with her when no one else would, or maybe the simple fact I didn’t want her to feel left out that I was her friend. She never hurt me, or was mean to me, she just dressed different and wasn’t as fortunate as the rest of us.
I don’t think this was ethical. I don’t think information discussed in a board should be discussed or brought to the media unless they are doing something illegal. Without honesty and trust these board members will also have these issues. I think policies and consequences should handle situations like this. Someone should not be able to show dishonesty, lack of respect or unethical decisions and still be a part of that