Holden finds this notebook very appealing because of it’s lack of falsity. Phoebe wrote what she was thinking, nothing phony. He finds her innocence very appealing, as does her kind-heartedness. We can tell he’d rather spend his time being around children, rather than adults. According to Holden, children are extremely innocent and much more appealing than adults.
He is constantly talking about the people he sees within his own head, such as when he visits a bar. He catches the eye of three women, and instantly says that they “were pretty ugly” and “all had on the kind of hats that you knew they didn't really live in New York”. Holden can’t know for sure if he’s right about them, but his arrogant nature makes him think that he is automatically correct. This gives him a villainess tone. Nonetheless, Holden’s desires help to put him in the anti-hero category.
There have been complaints from supporters over the aggressive and bad behaviour of some parents last season. That then leads Sam, coach of this local sports club to write this newsletter to presents his view towards next season that all sorts of behaviour that will disappoint the supports from parents last season should stop, for benefits of the team and the kids. Sam firstly displays parents with bad behaviour using the visual cartoon to create the negative feeling on these parents. Sam portrays these types of parents as a donkey that represents the fool, supported by the text saying “I wish these sports aggressive parents could see themselves as we do”. Sam stated his personal feeling and also outlined the complains he received that theses ‘bad parents’ are disgusting and scary using the donkey’s aggressive face and signs of abusive language from his mouth.
With nobody to tell him otherwise, Cole convinces himself that neither of his parents want him. Cole is always angry and irritated as a result of his bottled up emotions, but after he is sent to the island, he learns to release his anger by preforming physical disciplines. The first physical discipline Cole preforms while inhabiting the island is dancing out his feelings. When Edwin and Garvey introduce Cole to this new way of releasing his anger, Cole is skeptical (pg.167). In Cole’s eyes, dancing and prancing around a fire is stupid and embarrassing, but gradually, his attitude towards this exercise changes.
Aphra "approached Anys with a mixture of fear and awe, and perhaps some envy." p39 She "knows more than we do" Aphra's sees her as having "too much pride...for an orphan" and is jealous of her sexual attractiveness. SO, The point I would get from this section is that Anna is impressed by Anys. Specifically, she is impressed by her willingness to help others. She realises that the knowledge she has is something to be grateful for (although at his stage she is not willing to pursue it) and she accepts that there is something positive about Anys.
Him being drunk in this scene allows Shakespeare to develop his character both positively and negatively through an example of malapropism. He mishears a question asked of him by Olivia and ultimately confuses the word ''lethargy'' with ''lechery.'' Although the result of this is comic, it is also quite a crude joke and is an example of 'bad comedy'. This shows that Toby has a rude, inappropriate side to him. The reader second guesses their first opinion of him and sees a selfish side to him, as he is drunk at his cousins funeral with no regards to other peoples feelings.
‘Twelve Angry Men’ is a naturalistic play, written by Reginald Rose who shows that conflict can impact on all people, and its factors are what make the issue of prejudice, justice and the case of personal experience. Prejudice is one of many factors that contribute on conflict, how it is gone about, and the way it prevents people from acting towards others. Along with the inhabitants of prejudice, justice and personal experience are also major factors which are involved in the outcome of conflict. Throughout the play, a main focus which Rose explores is prejudice, and the way he links it to a major factor of conflict. While Rose showcases the effect of prejudice and its impact on conflict, he endures using his jury, the major influence personal experience has on people, and each other, making the decision from come personally.
Maslow said that these people were self aware and accepting and were not hurt by other’s opinions. Maslow said that “Any theory of motivation that is worth of attention must deal with the highest capacities of the healthy and strong person as well as with the defensive maneuvers of crippled spirits.” These adults, according to Maslow, were self-actualized. The people most likely to achieve happy lives and this state are “privately affectionate to those of their elders who deserve it,” and “secretly uneasy about the cruelty, meanness, and mob spirit so often found in young people.” Car Rogers concurred with Maslow on many of his ideas and felt that everyone was ready for growth and fulfillment at their birth. He proposed that an environment that encouraged this growth had to be genuine, accepting, and empathetic. The environment had to allow people to disclose their true feelings, it had to give them unconditional positive regard, and nonjudgmental.
However Holden starts to dream about how he catches little kids in the rye from falling out of the cliff, and then how he throw them back in to the rye were they play baseball, so his job is to maintain the kids playing and keeping them safe from their own secure death, and therefore he is protecting their innocence. 2.Holden Caulfield is a 16 year old boy that tries to find himself out there in the big blue world. Although Holden Caulfield is a very smart and sensitive person, he narrates in a most criticizing and weary way. And what he criticize is the world around him, which he finds unbearable and hard to live in. I think that this pessimism of his is a way to protect himself from his own weaknesses, and that he do this partly so that he can forget how boring and unfair the adult life can be, easily said he does not wont to grow up because he is afraid that he will realize his own flaws and be crushed emotionally because of this hard realization.
Zeffirelli exceeds in this category as well. When Hamlet was speaking with his mother, the disdain is jumping off the screen. Hamlet attacks his mother and is so wrought with passion and vengeance that he kills Polonius mistaking him for Claudius. This depiction of Hamlet is accomplished in displaying the Passion Shakespeare aspired for. Next, in the scene where Hamlet is essentially breaking up with Ophelia his passion for her is portrayed.