As for her demons in her life, Dorothy faces her fears of “lions and tigers and bears oh my!” These horrors to Dorothy represent her inner struggles that she is trying to overcome. In addition to these animals, Dorothy’s other evils are the Wicked Witch and the flying monkeys. More specifically, the Wicked Witch represents Mrs. Gilch, the evil woman who tries to take Toto away. Just as the witch says, “I’ll get you and your little dog, too!” Although Dorothy is afraid, she persists despite her fears. Dorothy is able to take care of her fear by throwing water on the Wicked Witch, causing her to melt.
First, when Dorothy got back home in Kansas she demonstrated love. “There is no place like home.” This showed love because Dorothy loved her house and missed her house. This demonstrated love because she was very happy to be back with her family. Also, this showed love because she missed her family very much and felt safe being at home with a protective family she knows very well. Another example of love was when Dorothy and her friends were about to leave the Emerald City.
The audience is able to identify the mood and overall feeling for Dorothy when she is in her family farm in Kansas. The lack of colour shows the audience how boring and normal her life is in Kansas where she wants to
The house stops spinning and trembling. A sudden thud and everything becomes still. Dorothy stands up, exits her room and approaches the front door. She goes for the handle, turns it, slightly spies through the door, to finally open it. A full world of bright and vivid colours displays in front of her.
Dedé must now tell the stories of her sisters to anyone that asks. Through telling the stories of her sisters Dedé continues to learn about her courageous kin and their impressionable lives. Dedé begins to feel more and more brave, her and her sister Minerva and Manolo used to play a game called “Dark Passages” as children. The dare was to walk past the railing into the pitch blackness of the night, Minerva would take off into it and win every time. Now as Dedé is standing there alone while Minerva’s daughter Minou is on the phone, Dedé narrates “I walk off the porch into the grass, so as not to overhear her conversation, or so I tell myself.
Her name has become well-known throughout the years and has become the symbol of feminism. Creating a female protagonist inspires young females to express themselves as well highlight the power of women. Dorothy is introduced as a 6-year-old girl taken away by a tornado from her aunt and uncle. The reader follows her journey as she faces obstacles along the way to return to her home. Dorothy being a vulnerable six years old girl, becomes one of the most powerful being in the land of Oz.
Can you imagine seeing a ghost for the first time in your life and interacting with one? Any person in this generation would think you were crazy but not Caterina. When Carlos told her and her sister that ghosts were by the missions they were so eager to see them. “Maya is going to be so
Right after learning about the possible deaths of her husband and sons, she is already being haunted by their voices. This will not be the last time she is haunted by her
So they buried her somewhere in the house. As the days pass, a storm hit to the creepy mansion and Roderick feels kind of nervous and goes desperately to the narrator 's room and the mansion was noticeable in the darkness. Roderick was so nervous, that the narrator woke up and he read to Roderick a novel to calm his nerves. When the narrator was reading the story to Roderick they started hearing sounds in the house. As the narrator was reading to Roderick he felt more nervous and he distinguishes this sounds are his sister, that she was buried alive.
Her name has become well-known throughout the years and has become the symbol of feminism. Creating a female protagonist inspires young females to express themselves as well highlight the power of women. Dorothy is introduced as a 6-year-old girl taken away by a tornado from her aunt and uncle. The reader follows her journey as she faces obstacles along the way to return to her home. Dorothy being a vulnerable six years old girl, becomes one of the most powerful being in the land of Oz.