In addition, in the near end of the movie, Brian makes the group and viewers have to thinking by very meaningful question: “Come Monday, are we all friends?” By this question, the “brain” once again express that he have changed. That is why he asks the question to make sure if anyone among the students has the same feeling with him. Brian is willing to change by making friends with the “out-cast”. He does not care about how different they are; as long as he believes they are his best friends. By that touching question, Brian seems to want to break his original stereotype as a meekness person and become more confident to connect with different types of student.
I’d never have been giving this party” (10). After lamenting on her mistake, Auntie Mame happily embraces her nephew and kisses him, thus giving him the reassurance that he is safe. Auntie Mame is also very proud to have her nephew around, as she goes around introducing him to her guests. Her pride is apparent from her statement that “This is my brother’s son and now he’s going to be my little boy” (13). After formally welcoming Patrick into her home, auntie Mame apologizes for her mistake and promises him that they would talk more the following day.
People like Ron Frantz who was like a dad to Chris while he away from home, tried to give Chris advice about how to have a better life. “When you forgive, you love. And when you love, God's light shines upon you.” A similar connection was made with Jan and Rainey where Chris shared good times with them and he got a taste of people that love him. Before his death, he has regrets and writes “Happiness only real when shared”after everything , he realizes that there is no happiness without human relationships. Everything is worthless unless shared with with his dearest friends and
My own view is that Rodriguez did love his parents, just did not know how to deal with the two different worlds of family and schooling. Maybe if Rodriguez’s parents or his teachers could have been better at communicating with him; helping him talk about his feelings, he could of avoided the struggles he dealt with and had the family connection he came to find missing. Throughout the essay it’s clear that Rodriguez’s parent’s tried to be supportive and 2 loving. Rodriguez himself stated that his mother and father always encouraged him, they were at every graduation. (pg.563) His parent’s did not interfere with his obsessive reading and studying.
I use the word resilient because although the doctors, and his parents, and lots of other folks were saying that he can't do this or that; in the end he ended up being successful and completing every task they said that he won't be able to do. 3. How has Doodle’s characterization set the mood for the story? Doodle’s personality set the mood for the story because from the beginning of the text Doodle did things in spite of making his brother and family proud. 4.
W-warm fizzy is a little letter you send to people and brooke sends scott one saying that she care about him. X-She was not happy that she had to sit beside her ex in class. So she went home early. Y-Brooke is a young ladie who is in love witha boy that dont know that she like him.he finds out that she like him when she comes to his house and tell
This sense of responsibility is exacerbated by his mother’s request that he “hold on to your brother, and don’t let him fall, no matter what it looks like is happening to him and no matter how evil you gets with him. You going to be evil with him many a times. But don’t forget what I told you.” Despite his reassurances to his mother, James is married and leaving town two days after this conversation. He is content to get on with his own life and pursue his own dreams of family and career. He puts the promise out of his mind and is happy to just forget about his brother, until his mother dies and another meeting with Sonny is on the
These individuals are proficient in their old methods and felt that there is no need to change. Additionally, they did not have the required KSAs to learn the new system and the learning environment did not permit learning to occur resulting in resistance. In this case, peer support was the major cause of this resistance. The case mentions that the managers excluded Rick from informal discussion groups; this indicates that he was not accepted by most people. According to Blanchard & Thacker (2007), the effect of group dynamics can influence individual group members’ behavior and motivation.
He soon “fell into line” after the principal of the school called a meeting with him and the parents of the students he was failing. Even though Jesness presented very good reasons as to why they were failing, it did not matter. After being let go from his teaching job he realized there was no way around the floating standard, so he began to dumb down the curriculum and in return this put all of the students at the same level even if some could excel if they were pushed harder. Jesness brings into view the idea of a fixed standard, and asserts that state testing such as the Texas Assessment of Academic Skills does not grant students the ability to learn as much as they could. Jesness goes on to say that if students were to take Advanced Placement tests then this “would free teachers from the pressure to adjust the content of their courses and would assure students and their parents that the standard for each course is fixed, not floating”.
Hector learns a great deal on his journey. Three important things he learns are breaking out of his comfort zone, things are not always how they appear, and to be grateful for what he has. Hector lived a comfortable, orderly, and boring life with his girlfriend Clara who acted more like his mother tending after every need of his life. After deciding to go on his journey, Hector immediately breaks out of his comfort zone by choosing to go alone without Clara. Not being able to rely on Clara’s aid meant he was now responsible for himself.