The theme of Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli is, be yourself. Stargirl changed herself for others even though she wasn’t happy about it. Stargirl was changing herself just so others would want to be her friend, “What do you have to do to get somebody’s attention around here?”(139) My first quote is happy, “She roamed from goal post to goal post. She swirled like a dust devil” (22). This is Stargirl being herself because she wasn’t just sitting in the stands watching the game. She was on the field doing whatever she wanted to do. She represents her name Stargirl because every star is different. “The girl was picking up her ukulele. And now she was strumming it.”(5) She wasn’t just sitting down and eating her lunch. She was playing her ukulele in front of the whole lunch room. I would never do that in front of my classmates. …show more content…
Why do you want to be so different?" (67) This is sad because Stargirl was just being herself like she normally is, but Hillari Kimble doesn't like how she is different from everyone else. Hillari Kimble hates Stargirl, “She’s not real, she’s an actress. It’s a scam”(7). Hillari is saying this about Stargirl because she is acting so much different from everyone else, and she doesn’t like that. “You ruin everything. And she slapped her.”(175) Hillari slapped Stargirl at the school dance because Stargirl started a dance and everyone joined besides Hillari And Wayne Parr. Hillari doesn’t like how Stargirl seems to be taking over the whole school because she wants it to be her school, not Stargirl’s
Hillari is self-centered, mean and snotty to Stargirl. Hillair has been to Stargirl sense she got there to Mica high school. Stargirl has been singing Happy Birthday to when it is someones Birthday. When it was Hillair’s Birthday, Hillair had directly theater Stargirl by saying,” Don’t try to sing to me, i’am warning you”. Stargirl had replayed,” i won’t sing” in
“ Do you have those papers done that you were suppose to work on for our project”? I asked Gina, She looked at me and said “ no I had to go shopping, get my hair done, and I did not feel good”. I was talking to her and all she wanted to do was talk about herself. By ignoring me and only talking about herself Gina and not caring about anything but herself Gina was being self centered.
Betrayal and revenge can be powerful motivators in a story. Legend by Marie Lu follows June Iparis and Daniel Wing, also known as Day, living in the Republic. The Republic forces children to take a test called a Trial when they reach a certain age, so while June scored perfectly, Day scored below average, forcing him to run away from his family to live as a criminal on the streets. When June’s brother is killed, everyone suspects Day as the culprit. The Republic sends June undercover to find and arrest Day for his crimes.
How does Stargirl show conformity in/to the school? Stargirl doesnt show any kind of conformity at all in the school because she will always get up during lunch and sing people Happy Birthday to them even though they dont want to be sang too. Stargirl would bring a pet rat to school every day even though that pets were not allowed in the school. Stargirl would ask the most randomest questions in class and usually they never had anything to do
Her happy wagon proves that she was happier being herself. If she would have stayed true to herself, she could have been happy at Mica Area High. Stargirl thought she needed to change to be happy, but she didn’t need
Adrianna and is all about taking advantage of the assets the mafia has provided for her. Still curious to whom killed Alex, she goes to dangerous lengths to gain intel from enemies while on the job and off to find his killer. Forced by the mafia to start an affair with the town’s new mayor, Adrianna stops her investigation. Essentially, the mayor treats Adrianna and Taylor like family up until the mafia kills him for getting too close to pass a bill that will threaten the family's business. The act causes Adrianna to resent them, especially ….
She cheers for the other team, sings happy birthday to students during lunch with her ukelele, and does nice things for others. The people of Mica were so offended by Stargirl because she cared about everyone. The people of Mica were so offended by Stargirl’s caring attitude because she cheered for other school basketball teams, she did kind things for others, and
Can you fall in love with a fallen star? Loving someone means to care for them and to be brave for them. In Stardust by Neil Gaiman, Tristran shows that he cares for the star at various times throughout the story. In the novel love makes Tristran act more brave than he usually would, this is demonstrated through his love for Victoria, relationship with Yvaine, and his decisions near the end of his life.
She's stuck in his thoughts, and he can’t get her out. The third example of the theme of this novel is how Stargirl sits alone at lunch, while others sit next to their friends. While everyone else was sitting two in a seat and socializing, Stargirl sat at a separate table from everyone else. She likes to distance herself from others, probably because she was jammed in a house all her life getting homeschooled by her parents. Leo noticed her behavior.
Jill Scott: The Moments, the Minutes, the Hours Have you ever wished to have the power to change what you had no control over? In the novel Jill Scott, The Moments, the Minutes, the Hours, Jill Scott, a young lady who must first face obstacles in order to get the life goals that she desire. Jill who at one point fell in love with nothing but words, gave her all to someone who never once thought about her. Things that Jill wished to never happen comes to life, and takes her through a stage of heartbreak and despair. Jill begins to get her life together after she move past all the things that has brought her down since the beginning.
Star Wars By Abhinav “If you strike me down, I'll become more powerful than you'll ever be”. “ You don't know the power of the dark side”. “At last, we will have revenge “. “May the force be with you.
She is posting a blog on the internet in response to not being cast in a lead role for the school play. Using colorful language, and explicitly showing the audience why she in fact did not deserve the lead role, she condemns the teacher, Mr. Healy. However, through her attempts at singing it should have been blatantly clear to any viewers of the blog why she did not get the role; Mr. Healy cannot be blamed her atrocious lack of talent. In her mind though, she is a victim of the town and its ideals, going so far as to ask is she is living in Salem, Oregon or Salem,
Melinda Sordino elucidates the many components of a mentally challenged character. Some of which are positive, such as her creative emotional ways of expressing herself, however, she undoubtedly highlights the negative torments of mental illness, like constant lack of enthusiasm, grave instability, and inability to love. For all of these reasons, I would not want to be friends with Melinda Sordino. Firstly, due to Melinda’s overwhelming struggle with depression, she consistently projects her absence of enthusiasm onto everyone around her. When Heather, Melinda’s incredibly optimistic and only friend, encourages Melinda to join a club with her, Melinda unkindly responds, “clubs are stupid” (23).
All The Stars Denied Long Jot In my story “ All The Stars Denied” the theme for my book is to Be grateful for what you have. My character’s traits cause conflicts which help enhance the theme. For instance, her stubbornness caused the texas ranger incident, her passion for standing up for herself and all the other Mexican families caused the kids at school to treat her differently than anybody else, and her internal anger caused the cops to make it violent.
In the book To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, Miss Caroline is treated poorly because some of her students think she is picking on a kid that comes from a poor family. It is the first day of first grade for Scout and Miss Caroline is her teacher. Miss Caroline's students do not realize that she is not trying to pick on a student named Walter when she tries to be nice by paying for his lunch but does not know that he would have to pay the money back. “You’re shamin’ him, Miss Caroline. Walter hasn’t got a quarter at home to bring you”.(Lee 28)