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Charlotte Doyle Character Traits

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Charlotte doyle character analysis Charlotte doyle is a 13 year old girl that went on this ship back to her family. Where was she?? She was at a school for girls. When she got on the ship she did not feel comfortable because she was the only girl on a ship of 11 men. The first day she was on the ship she was very shy and she just stayed in her cabin until the captain called her to his cabin. They talked and talked and then at the end of the conversation. They knew a lot about each other. so before they went to bed captain jaggery told her that she could trust him for anything she needed. The reason i think charlotte doyle is crafty is because she was always finding new way to get out of trouble. Some examples on what i meant by that. When she found a way to get the crew to like her by telling tem that she would be good for the crew . Also when she got called to go cut the sails free she would find the most fast and safest way to do it. And when she went to the cellar she somehow got out and went to confront the captain before she had been punished for something she didn't do. Charlotte doyle was only 13 and she knew how to do all this stuff that's pretty amazing i think. …show more content…

Also she is brave because she climbs to the top of the royal yard every day just to cut ropes for the sails. And also when she went down to the dark bottom part of the ship because she had to get her clothes. She was also brave because she stood up to captain jaggery and told him that she was going to be a part of the crew and he could not say anything about it. And the fact that she was able to have the guts to stand up and say that straight to his face that takes a lot of

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Do you believe women can do things just as easily as men can? In the novel, The True Confessions of Charlotte Doyle, Charlotte Doyle becomes part of the crew on the ship, the Seahawk. For starters, Charlotte is very brave, she climbed the Royal Yard just to become part of the crew. She is also tough, her knife throwing skills are incredible! Additionally, Charlotte is a hard worker.

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The narrator compares herself falling for Charlotte to the popular trope of the man standing below the woman’s window, waiting for her to say yes to him. For this reason, the narrator feels as though she is acting the way a boy does when trying to get a girl because she was playing the role typically assumed by the man. Even as Charlotte’s boyfriend Maurice returns and talks to the narrator about wanting to marry Charlotte, the narrator still calls it a “man-to-man” (274) talk, implying that she is a man even though she’s not. The narrator feels like she is playing the role of a man because in popular media and throughout history, the position of the man was to court the woman. She hadn’t yet realised that though men usually assume that role, women could as

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Indeed, we see how as the narrator devotes an increasing amount of time with Charlotte, he becomes detached from his surroundings: he ignores his friends’ promptings and eventually progresses to a point where he is unaware of both time and location, that only today in introspection can he “recall that [they] were in [his] room” the day Maurice returns (197). Towards the end, the narrator describes how his clothes and Charlottes’ becomes “indistinguishable”, being “thrown over every chair” in the study room (191). Isolated and devoting so much time in this “cocoon” of the relationship, the narrator seems to lose part of his rational and orderly self and becomes more similar to the disorganized and anti-social Charlotte. The descriptions of Charlotte’s room and the imagery of the “cocoon” highlight this sense

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