It's All Over Now Pied Piper Thesis Statement

Shianna Franklin
Professor Kwist
English 1102
10 April 2012
Proposal/Abstract
* It’s All Over Now, Pied Piper * Connie’s obsession with vanity and lack of moral upbringing places Connie in grave danger when she attracts the attention of Arnold Friend. * Connie is infatuated with her beautiful flawless looks. Many girls want to be glamorous and noticed, but in Connie’s world she thinks that her beauty is all that she has. With Connie in her on world as a young teenage girl she eventually uses her looks and attracts what is unrevealed after extensive amounts of research a sexual predator and murder. Connie being the young adolescent juvenile that she is and not listening to her friends and family about what she is portraying herself.…show more content…
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