Belles By Jen Calonita Analysis

but she just didn’t understand why she had to get her mother taking away. Luna daddy was a film director and some was time barley at home. Since her mother death, Luna father haven’t been the same. Luna and her father would barley talk to each other. So the vibe between Luna and her father was very awkward.

After she heard those stories she never looked at him the same she hated him...literally. One day she and her father had to go into questioning with Trujillo because they found Leo’s paper and they made a deal that if she rolled a high number he would send her to law school and she did so the deal was made and her father went to jail and when he was released he died from being tortured. When Minerva finished law school she was upset because she didn’t get her license to practice and she knew Trujillo had something to do with it so she came up with an idea to start a movement against him to help everyone get freedom and it worked but in a tragic way, her and her sister Mate were in this movement which caused both of them to go to jail.

Her dad burned her when she was three because of an argument between him and her mother. Recently he has started drinking again and Sarah is scared because of what he could do. Eric then tells Sarah’s situation to Ms. Lemry their teacher. Sarah is not very happy about the situation as she considers this “betrayal”. However, she learns to get along with Lemry and also realizes they share similar values.

The Order Sale Vera Waterston or also known as Sá is a crossed breed daughter from her mother an Elemental and her father who is a noble. She is part of the uprising that is trying to stop the segregation and harsh treatment towards the Elementals, as is her mother until she is wounded in a riot. Growing up with Elementals as her family, Sá knows the truth about how the orderly actually treat them. Sá is now stuck between two hard choices of whether she should leave everyone she knows and cares about in the slums and go with her father, or stay and watch as everyone suffers under the power of the orderlies.

Through the long and impactful novel Lyddie, by Katherine Paterson, a 13-year-old girl was forced to leave her family and beloved home that she loves. Due to her distant mother 's decision to sell her off to a mill because of problems with money. Also, for the actions of her husband who left the family in search of good mines. A troubling family goes through many setbacks to hopefully unite the once full family the Lyddie once had. Lyddie should sign the petition because she works long hours with little pay under the watchful eye of the overseer who could be classified as a child molester.

Dill, Jem and Scout’s best friend, feels the need to run away from the people he loves. His mom gets married to new a man who isn 't Dill 's father. He begins to feel lonesome. Both his Mom and Stepdad pay no attention to him. “ They don 't get around to doin’ what they say they are gonna do half the time….”

They tried to say he committed suicide but they knew the real reason why he got killed. When the head of the house is gone who is gonna be there to support you? Problems like this stressed Malcolm and his family because there dad was there to provide even though he had life insurance the company didn 't have to pay which made his older brother wilfred started working. Money was tight in the family Malcolm 's mom got a job until they found out who she was and fired her. Malcolm mom hated hand out that 's why she didn 't want to go on welfare her pride

Also he doesnt realize what he is doing to the world causing more lives to be dead and the houses that are being burn down causing the people to be in danger but later on in the novel it has seems that Guy montag gets or has this guilty feeling he has a become a traitor he smuggles books and hides them that's one example. Every since he meet Faber saying all these things about the things he is doing its wrong and it need to stop and he gets into Guy Montag head. A side of that Guy Montag is in let's say a depression he is unhappy with his wife like they never had that connection. On the Final note The society eill do anything to try and kill of the education of the

Perry Smith grew up in a malformed family in which his mother had “‘soured her soul’, honed her tongue to the wickedest point” and his father cruelty left them and later took out of his anger on Perry. I have heard of tons of sweet little stories to praise the selflessness of the love from parents. Nevertheless, for Perry, his father threatens him by saying that “Perry, I’m the last thing living you’re ever gonna see’, which was just caused by a biscuit. As what Perry said about his father that he was “like a child”, Perry’s father had never truly realized his responsibility for the whole family and his life. When Perry described his helplessness after walk: “the lodge was dark, and all the doors were locked.

Ever since I heard about concentration camps and hitler, I always thought it was one of the worst things that have ever happened in the world. Bruno’s grandmother was ashamed of her son for what he was doing, and if I was her, I would be ashamed too. I can relate to Bruno because he is clueless of what is going on behind the tall fence, and what his father’s job is. His parent’s aren’t really telling him anything. This is how I used to feel when I was younger because my parents would only tell my sister information because she’s 6 years older than me.

How good are you with scheduling ? Do you even have a planned schedule? A consistent schedule is great to have to maintain order. In the essay ,"Up Against the Clock" by Linda Riley , the author provides the reader with information about her experience on how having a ruled schedule impacted her college life . Having a ruled schedule provides discipline, guidelines ,and rewarded results.

The author of the historical fiction novel To Kill A Mockingbird, Harper Lee, wrote this story to warn the reader about how easily morality is influenced by society. People in the book are often caught between standing up for what is right or standing with the crowd. The author uses Miss Gates as an example of someone whose judgement is clouded by the society’s opinion. Lee uses Miss Gates to display the good, bad, and the hypocrite who lives in everyone. Miss Gates’ morals stood with the rest of the U.S. when she disagreed with how Hitler persecutes the Jews.

Freedom For All! Alice Paul and Carrie Chapman Catt showed very similar objectives to a very similar cause. Both Paul and Catt wanted women’s suffrage, but both had a different point of view. Catt believed in a low-key strategy, but Paul believed in a more public protest ways. Catt showed that even a low-key strategy can prove to be more safe, and just as convincing as protesting was and probably even more.

Is it morally justified to publish a need to know story when it could easily ruin a persons life? Some questions seem to be easier to answer than others, some don’t have definite answers, some are more complicated to answer than others. Change Up Mystery at the World-Series by John Fienstien is a thrilling suspense novel that teaches kids and adults alike an important life lesson that effects all age groups:There are blurred lines between right and wrong. John Fienstien uses conflict all throughout his story, Change-Up, Mystery At the World Series, to develop the plot of the book, one major example of conflict is between Stevie and himself. He doesn’t really know whether he is right for writing the story, or wrong for ruining someones life and if at the end of the day he should publish the story.

Men and women tend to behave in a way that will allow them to fit in, as opposed to doing what will make them the happiest. The characters in "The Lovely Bones" by Alice Sebold experience this push toward conformity while coping with a terrible loss. Abigail, after the social norms of her generation forces her towards motherhood, must come to terms with her shortcomings. This absence of a proper mother figure affects Abigail's son, Buckley, by depriving him of the ability to freely show his pain. Ruth, however, is able to defy social norms surrounding sexuality, but faces the consequences of being different in a world filled with similarity.