Breslin believes that a family needs to share one last name because, to her this symbolizes togetherness. Williamson, on the other hand, believes families do not need to share surnames and chooses to give her children her maiden name. I agree with Breslin because I think that people should follow the tradition, family unity, and history. When couples decided on starting a family, something they will need to consider is if they would like to follow the tradition of taking the male’s last name to be their family surname. Many couples end up deciding that the woman and the children will take the males last name, because that it just how it has always been and why change the tradition.
Although she knows she will never truly get away from it, she is glad that being a victor means that she will never have to deal with being chosen to be a tribute. The Quarter Quell was kind of a slap in the face for Katniss. She just competed in the previous year, she has to compete
Good afternoon/ Good morning class and teachers. In this speech I will explore the ways that the director, Amy Heckerling has transformed and re-contextualised Jane Austen’s popular novel ‘Emma’ into the satirical, humourous, parody film, ‘Clueless’. Storylines are often familiar in terms of plot, theme and purpose across many cultures and eras. There are common themes and plots that are used again and again within texts. While particular characteristics vary, the essence of the narratives are frequently simply reworked and adapted to suit different needs, times, circumstances, values and locations.
This is the best evidence because unlike any other example, Mrs. Danvers blatantly states that she will never be better than, or even equal to Rebecca in anyone's eyes, including Maxim. After this incident, Maxim learns that another body has been found, he then heads to cottage on the shore. Mrs. de White heads outside and notices the lights from cottage and heads inside to where she finds Maxim. Maxim tells all saying that "Rebecca won" and tells his wife what really happened that day. That they hated each other and that they had a bargain, she had to pretend to be the perfect wife and not shame his family's name, if she could have affairs with out any problems.
Ellen's arguments make good points for why a woman should keep her maiden name, and how there's no reason for the woman to change the name, but as a young girl grows up around parents who shared the father's name, and in a society where it is normal to take the mans name, it seems only inevitable that the tradition will continue. Most women would say that Ellen is making an argument out of nothing, since the majority of women honestly will not care what name they feel more bonding with their loved one by sharing a last
“I volunteer,’ I gasp ’I volunteer as tribute!” This shows that Katniss is protective over her sister and will do anything to protect her. This is important because Katniss is like a mother figure to Primrose and provides for her family. Katniss showed no emotion when standing onstage during the reaping. This shows that Katniss is rebellious
Every Day Use On Alice Walker’s short story “Everyday use”, it clearly shows two different points of views. Mama values her heritage and embraces her life as it is, while Dee has always wanted something different. Dee has never been told no and sees her family and their belongings as a piece of history. Mama loves Dee and has never denied her from anything she ever wanted, even at the expense of Maggie; however, when Dee comes back for a visit everything changed. Mama finally stands up to Dee and realizes the beauty in Maggie.
Bah!” (26). Mademoiselle had the independence that Edna wants; when she plays she is free from all troubles and despair. Whereas, Edna can paint but still has her children and husband Leonce when she is finished to take care of. The two women share a common interest freedom. Mademoiselle sees this potential in Edna but knows that Edna must first grow into an independent woman and seek the freedom on her own.
A baby would make it all better. Once again, I was wrong! Things continued to worsen but I did not allow this to in any way affect my pregnancies. My daughters became my number one priority in life. I quit wearing make-up because becoming a mom became a full time job.
The authors describe that in order to survive you need to trust those closest to you more than ever, do whatever is necessary to ensure those closest to you are safe, and the authors also use the technique of perspective to further develop the theme of survival. One of the ideas of survival present in both novels is the trust the younger siblings place upon the elder siblings to keep them safe. The novel, The Night Has a Thousand Eyes shows the trust that Mark has in Ruby as she makes decisions on behalf of her younger siblings with none of them questioning her judgment; even as she “headed straight for the flood waters” as if she’d rather them “all drown together than be returned to live with our father.” By taking the leadership role, Ruby is taking the responsibility of the younger siblings as they trust and depend on her for protection. In the novel Blood, Rachel sees her big brother, Jesse, as her hero and protector and would trust him no matter what the situation. This becomes obvious when Rachel wants her and Jesse “to be whole” (Pg.