Charlotte's Suitcase Analysis

" I hit him, and the spear stuck in a bit". (Golding, 113) In the book, when society becomes a faint memory, Ralph starts to go with what the rest of the group would do. This is not good because he is not following his own rules for what everyone

Effects of Parental Rejection In the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, Victor Frankenstein creates the creature. However, he immediately runs away because it was so hideous, abandoning his creation. After experiencing rejection from his creator, the creature feels resentful toward Victor, leading it to kill three of Victor’s close friends and family. Research has shown that the perceived parental rejection results in children growing up to be violent and depressed.

The creature tries to encourage Frankenstein to make a wife for him, but Frankenstein has a good fact in saying that if he does create a wife, the creature will kill more people with the help of his mate. Since Frankenstein turns this idea down, the creature becomes even more furious and kills more and more people. This shows that Frankenstein has no control over the creature and does not know how to take responsibility for his

Lennie isn 't able to take care of himself because he has a disability he isn’t able to remember things and acts like a little kid. Lennie also likes to touch anything that’s soft and whenever he gets scared he holds on and doesn’t let go. Lennie later on gets into trouble by breaking Curley’s hand and kills his wife. Curly wants revenge and tries to kill Lennie. Killing Lennie is the best option George had.

To continue, the white coats are more evil than the god of the sea, Poseidon because they are inhumane. In the story, “Her lungs had started burning bad an hour ago; she hadn’t been able to feel her leg muscles for longer than that, but every time she stopped running , a statistic white coat - Reilly- zapped her with a stick thing… she could feel his eager anticipation- he wanted to hurt her.” (Patterson 52)While it is true that Poseidon tries to kill Odysseus, he stops once Odysseus reaches his home, it is also true that the white coats are inhumane because the white coat wanted to hurt her but had no reason proving that he is a pig. Furthermore, the white coats are more wicked than Poseidon because they are betraying to many people.

The boys start from not even knowing how to hunt, to killing a nursing mother who was completely defenseless. They start tellings kids such as Piggy that health issues only get in the way of fun and, they should be disregarded completely. The boys including Jack go as far as killing Piggy and Simon without mercy until adults tell them what they had done. By the end when the adults arrive, Jack does not even take responsibility for leading the boys. He realizes that by taking the innocence of the boys in such a terrible way, he would forever ruin the boy’s

Near the end of the movie, Curley wife came into the barn to try and chat up Lennie, but Lennie told Curley’s wife that he wasn't allowed to talk to her because George told him she might cause some problems. (Of Mice and Men) At this point, Lennie had just killed his puppy on accident and was already worried about how mad George would be, so he didn't want to add fuel to the fire by talking to Curley’s wife. This is significant because it displays the impact of the dream farm on Lennie. He is worried that by disappointing George he wont be allowed to tend the rabbits, so he tries his hardest to stay out of

Hi mommy. Where my bottle. Who dat .I hungry. I want wawa.

The characters around her did not attempt to help her out, causing her to commit suicide. Similar to a child, a child talks

One of the themes of Animal Farm is that people’s ignorance can contribute to their social and political oppression. All the animals (except the pigs) were not very intelligent. They blindly went along with what the pigs had to say. Most were unable to read, and did not notice when a commandment was changed. They were proud to be part of the only animal-owned and animal-run farm in England, but did not realize that the pigs were leading them just as Mr. Jones had.

He moved his hand a little and a hoarse cry came out,” (Steinbeck 91). Lennie wanted the rabbits badly, but he unknowingly ruined any chance at his future ranch. There was an underlying conflict that would not go away. Lennie was fighting with himself, trying to let go and do the right thing, but he just could not do it. There was no way for him to stop, and there was nothing that could be done about it.

The thing she does the most will lead to her death. She provokes Lennie which was a terrible thing to do because he is not the brightest person in the world. She taunts him to pet her hair which Lennie likes soft things. She does not know what he is capable of. So she freaks out and he hold son when she is telling him to let go.

Miller and the Hadley’s greatly underestimated these children. The adults wanted to love and trust them but, in the Hadley’s case, it was a fatal choice. Peter and Wendy lured their parents into the nursery, they had to recognize the lions would eat them. Miriam wanted to suck the resources out Mrs. Miller, this kind of burden did not occur to the girl. The roles are switched in these stories and the children wield great power over the adults in terrifying ways.

“Fancy thinking the beast was something you could hunt and kill!”, which indicates that the Beast is not meant to be touched, heard, seen, tasted nor smelled because it’s simply within. Ralph’s group consist of littluns, the twins and innocent Piggy, Simon had a bond with Ralph so it was hard for him to get over it, whereas Jack’s group consist of everyone else and they didn’t really felt sympathy, or at least didn’t show it. (Thus allowing the secondary characters to become more meaningful in my opinion). Jack’s group hunts and rolls boulders and chants.

It started going astray in Weed when they were forced to run away and find new work. Their progress was good but Lenny 's desire for soft things ended up stopping one of his small plans of taking care of a puppy and raising it. Even though he was a good worker, he was forced to run when he accidently killed Curley 's wife when he panicked and refused to let go of her hair, when she offered him to pet it. In the end, he was killed and would never live his plan of taking care of rabbits and other soft animals. Candy 's plan of his life was to just work on the farm he was currently at.