Chapter #2: Tony’s Story In This Chapter of Tony’s Story, Tony Talks about His Emotions about Anna from the Good Times to the Bad Where Anna Past Away. He Also Discusses In The Book How Much He Misses Anna And Is Saddened By Annas Death. Chapter #3: Alice’s Story In This Chapter of Alice’s Story, Alice the Older Sister of Anna Talks about Her Sadness about Her Younger Sisters Death and She is Mentally, Emotionally and physically Unstable. Chapter #4: Julie’s Story • Close To the Wood Family. • Julie Moved In With the Wood Family & Became Close Friends With Alice And Anna.
Gretchen and Karen are Regina’s faithful minions who will do whatever it takes to stay in her good graces. They sabotage Cady’s Halloween party; bleach Janis’ hair and destroying the infamous burn book. By going through all Regina’s tasks it gives them dominion over other girls in their school. Yearning for Octavia’s luscious locks, Arnetta possesses power over the other Brownies since Octavia and Arnetta are friends. Octavia’s mane makes her envied because it opens the door for her to become a part of the white girl’s world that is televised.
She writes, “Whirling happily in my starchy frock, showing off my biscuit-polished patent-leather shoes and lavender socks, tossing my head in a way that makes my ribbons bounce, I stand, hands on hips, before my father. “’Take me, Daddy,” I say with assurance; “I’m the prettiest!”’ (51). Her young confidence comes from others’ perception of her in her frocks and polished shoes and her sassy attitude; it’s that reception from others that is detrimental to Alice’s confidence after her accident. As Alice states, “It was great fun being cute. But then, one day, it ended.” (52).
Cher and her friends spent all their time shopping, doing makeovers and chasing after guys. One scene of the movie showed Cher sending flowers to herself and dressing "in her cutest outfits" in an attempt to impress a crush. Cher was ditzy, superficial, and, to make things worse, she was a lousy driver. This was a very popular movie, and a television series was later based on it. Many girls watched this movie and emulated Cher, not realizing that they were buying in to this
People who usually take Crystal Meth seek the pleasure from the chemical reaction in the brain and a hyper effect on the body systems. People who use Crystal Meth will experience hyper activity and won’t be able to properly sleep and will become lazy. People who take Crystal Meth appear normal, but for many years of taking the drug, the hidden effects build up. Methamphetamine addiction is very damaging to the body and mind. Bad temper and social difficulties are obvious effects.
She is desperate to feel noticed and special and this shows how lonely she is and isolated. Steinbeck presented Curley's Wife in different ways. First she is seen as 'a tart', a threat, using her power, being racist but then she is presented as also lonely and compassionate to Lennie. In Steinbeck's letter to the actress playing her in the play version, he says 'if you could break down her thousand defences she has built up, you would find a nice person, an honest person, and you would end up loving her.' We see in the end what a nice person she can be and that she wants to be loved like anyone else.’ |
Blanche Dubois’ arrival at her sister, Stella’s apartment in New Orleans generates complex relationships and anxieties among Blanche, Stella, and her husband, Stanley Kowalski. Although Blanche seems to be broke, she disdains the Kowalskis’ crude abode and criticizes their lifestyle. Brought up as a southern belle, Blanche lived in an elegant estate entitled Belle Reve, married a man she truly loved, and became an English teacher. She lost everything she owned and loved to desire, which eventually “brought her” to New Orleans (70). Blanche, however, still attempts to preserve her appearance through deception, lies, and rejection of reality.
Jasper is also addicted to alcohol and prescription pills. As the movie progresses you can see how Jasper makes it hard for Gwen to remain sober because he continues to bring in alcohol and pills into rehab. As Gwen interacted with the staff/clients in the rehab clinic you can also see that she is challenged and has issues relating with authoritative figures and communicating about her personal emotions/feelings. 3. History/Progression?
1920 The Roaring Twenties decade saw jazz and women's liberation in education, behavior, dress and makeup. Pancake makeup was invented in 1914, women got the vote in 1920, and as far as many conservative folk were concerned, the world fell apart. Women were dating without chaperones, necking unreservedly at parties, dancing lewdly and drinking hard liquor in nightclubs and dives. | | The Flapper era began with the look called "comme le garcon" (or, "like the boy"), straightening and shortening skirts and dresses, slimming figures and—most shocking of all—cutting the hair of the nation's fashionable young women. Short hair was a big deal: nice girls kept their hair long, as a metaphor for maidenhood.
Mama Odie tells Naveen and Tiana, that Naveen must kiss Charlotte before twelve for she is the Mardi gras princess. The voodoo man Facilier promises to fulfill her dreams and turn her human, but Tiana realizes that she loves Naveen. She realizes that love is as important as her dreams. In the movie Tiana was very loyal to herself and her dreams. She endured a lot in order to break the curse and become human again.