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" I think this describes Jasper Lee because he is interested in many things, for example he loves collecting sand from different places. Mira: I think Mira is cancer because she is very family oriented and loves her brother and mom more than anything. Also horoscopes say that cancers are "brave and courageous about protecting their friends and loved ones. " Mira is very protective over her brother
Her love of books drives her to steal some more books. She has blonde hair and brown eyes. Her personality is a mix of kind, adventurous, daring, and gentle. Max:
Besides being there for my friends, I show that I am dependable by remembering what my friends tell me. For example, if they ask me for a favor, I tend to always remember. Giles Corey and I show multiple similar personality traits. The traits that we share are hard working, loyalty, and dependability.
The era of 1920s is known for flapper dresses, extravagant lifestyles, and reformation of women. Before this time, women were treated as property and did not have their own voices in politics and their personal lives. With the start of the 20th century, women yearned for a change. They wore shorter dresses, became more reckless, and took control of their lives. F. Scott Fitzgerald was a renowned author during the 1920s who provided commentary about the changes of women.
Connie, the main character in Joyce Carol Oates’ short story, “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?” is a young woman with palpably low self-esteem. This vulnerability allows Arnold Friend, the main antagonist of the story, to successfully attract and manipulate Connie. The story begins by highlighting Connie’s daily rituals of self-assurance (369). In order to feel secure with herself, even for a fleeting moment, Connie looks at herself in a mirror to make sure that she is satisfied with what she sees; this ritual is coupled with her tendency, when in public, to scan the area in order to make sure that no one is making any disgruntled looks about her appearance (369).
The poem, “Siren Song” by Margaret Atwood, embodies the alluring ideas of Daisy Buchanan. The speaker of the poem describes the song she sings that “forces men to leap overboard in squadrons even though they see the beached skulls.” We see Daisy doing the same in The Great Gatsby. She gives Gatsby false promises about how she never loved Tom and that she will divorce Tom in favor of Gatsby. We can almost imagine Gatsby reaching out on his dock towards the green light coming from Daisy’s dock.
In the short story “Dragonfly Eyes” the author, Alane Ferguson is commenting on the fact that a person’s true potential cannot always be seen on the surface. We see this message developed through both the character’s a-ha moments and memory moments, as well as the author’s use of flash-forward. While using memory moments Ferguson shows how Claire’s potential is able to be found. “In it I see myself and my friends as we laugh at Claire behind cupped hands. We snicker at her black clothes, her odd hair, whisper at the thickness of her thighs.”
The scene has been transformed in "Clueless" to show a sexist view of women. "I don't have friends that are girls". This displays the thought that women are possessions and not thought of as anything else and there is a strong sense of class despite the context "Clueless" is written in. The character, Tai, is given a sense of innocence due to her lower class and is rebuffed by Elton the same way Mr. Elton from "Emma" does with Harriet, in pure disgust. "Miss Smith!
It cannot be denied that one the most important aspects of life and it’s intricacies is the power of communication. Whether it be verbal or nonverbal, soft as a petal or harsh as a roaring rapid, communication is what allows humans to understand the complexities of each other. There seem to be thousands of techniques individuals integrate into their conversation to make it as meaningful and intelligent as possible, three of those being certain appeals-- Pathos; the appeal which motivates the audience to feel a certain emotion, in order to gain their approval. Ethos; the appeal which gives the audience trust and sense of reliability in the speaker, and finally Logos; which appeals to the serious, rational members in the audience--
Stella accepts her willingly, however, Stanley begins to hear rumors. Blanche starts to date one of Stanley’s friends, Mitch, but when Stanley informs him about her past, Mitch basically tells her
Kelsey is very likable and easy to root for. Her backstory is clear regarding her parents’ accident and being an orphan. She longs for family and belonging, but has abandonment issues (which should be highlighted) and she has trust issues. She has a hard exterior (sarcastic, tough, independent), but she’s vulnerable.
A femme fatale is a woman who lures in many partners, followed by abandoning them and causing despair or distress to those who are involved with her. Daisy and Gatsby begin a relationship before the war. After the war, Gatsby finds that Daisy has married another man, but Daisy leads him on to think that they can get back together. However, Daisy does not follow through with this and pulls away from Gatsby, and Gatsby is murdered shortly after. In The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Daisy Buchanan is a femme fatale because she lures Gatsby into attachment and then draws away from him, leading to Gatsby’s poor mental state and contributing to his murder.
She is kind to all the people she comes across, and rarely goes against other people’s expectations
She views Minnie as a friend and overlooks the racism. Additionally, she does not understand social cues that is hinted when no women answer her calls, whereas Boo accepts the fact that no one will accept him and “wants to say inside”. Whilst Lee suggests that those who do not follow societal expectations are misjudged, Taylor condemns that those who have a different reality are mainly
These personality trates make me who I am. Another thing about personalities are the qualities that you possess. For example, my qualities are very close to my personality type. I have a kindness in me along with the forgiveness
