She would let her imagination run wild and this kept her spirit alive. Many people who look back at her story today admire Anne for her strength and optimism. Anne usually felt like “the world was slowly being transformed into a wilderness”, but she never gave up hope. She believed, “that everything would change for the better and that the cruelty would end”. Her writing revealed creativity, wisdom, and depth of emotion.
Also, the positive things she’s done going out her way after her recovery, talking to others about her experience and how she was able to get on her feet is an awesome thing she did. It helps people with situations she was in at the beginning to want to try and
Angelou created easy outlets for people in struggle. She gets guidance from the heart and her words lead people from pitfalls in life. Her words will forever be relevant; her life is to admired. Times do change but young women throughout the years have one thing in common, the desire to fulfill their dreams without carrying the burden of past hurts. Angelou is more than a voice for today’s young women; she is also an inspiration and a blessing to those who read her work.
A friendship revolves around unconditional love. That means accepting the other person for who they are and what they do, no questions asked. Lucy and Ann cared for each other greatly. They would spend as much time as possible together
Henrietta truly took to heart the idea Elie portrays in realizing one's self worth and not to treat oneself or others as an abstraction. She truly embodied this value by stepping out and caring for others, along with herself. Henrietta’s cousin and dear friend Sadie confided with Rebecca “Hennie made life come alive--- bein with her was like bein with fun. Hennie just loves peoples. She was a person that could really make the good things come out of you” (Skloot, 43).
* She was confident in her own role as well as the roles that we had to fulfil, and our abilities to achieve the required outcomes. * Merle was able to get me to go the extra mile when needed without making hard to achieve. Because Merle was always positive, friendly and outgoing she was very easy to approach, Her knowledge and skills where very high and she was always ready to help if needed. In my mind this is what made her such a fantastic role model. The main thing I learnt from Merle is “Leave work at work and home at home”, this was a favorite saying of hers’ , basically she
Many American women, educated or not, have little understanding of the process of pregnancy and delivery and tend to regard it in fear. When an American woman finds herself expecting, she often has mixed thoughts of joy and apprehension concerning childbirth. The targeted audience for this guide would be American women being that the writer is
Elinor’s attitude is well portrayed throughout the novel, especially when Marianne is involved. Elinor concerns about Marianne the whole time, and her concern peaks as Marianne starts dating Willoughby. Elinor often shows her reluctance, and even suspicion, toward Willoughby’s credibility that she addresses her doubt of him to Marianne although Marianne does not really care about her concern. However, as Willoughby abandons Marianne for wealthy Miss Grey, leaving her in complete misery, Elinor embraces her both physically and mentally without expressing any of her disturbed emotion as her elderly sister. By providing much support to Marianne, Elinor
In the first few scenes, it is easy to appreciate, if not admire, Mona’s lifestyle. She is “free,” as one woman says. She doesn’t have to answer to anyone or anything but her own needs, and that’s something we all want, right? Why doesn’t everyone live this way? As the film continues, it is clear that Mona’s life is a mirror for those around her.
I truly felt where she had been as if was taking place as I was reading. She may have pent up feelings she needed to release, but I feel she was doing just that as she wrote this. But obviously it didn’t hinder