External Conflict In Go Ask Alice

I don’t believe the attacker would have sexual assaulted them if they were together. Also looks like Carla probably was not living a safe life style she liked to smoke weed (Which nothing is wrong with that) maybe she owed someone paying for the weed. Casey could have been selling weed and he might have shorted somebody an ounces or on their money. Casey could have been selling on someone’s spot or he was not paying debt he owed. Casey could have done someone wrong and they retaliated by sexually assaulting, strangulating his girlfriend.

She goes on to have an affair with him, but never actually confronts Gatsby or Tom about this. She would prefer to just deal with her unhappy marriage by not confronting it because she doesn 't want to deal with the consequences. In reference to Myrtle Wilson’s slaughter, Nick and Gatsby have this exchange, “ ‘ Was Daisy driving’ ‘Yes,’ he said after a moment, ‘but of course I’ll say I was…” (143 Fitzgerald). Gatsby is yet another person who protects Daisy from any consequences she may face. Daisy accidentally runs over Myrtle Wilson, something ironic in and of itself because Myrtle having an affair with Daisy’s husband, in a fit of emotions that she can 't control, and then doesn 't have to deal with any of the repercussions because she is protected from the by the men in her life.

Rachel carried a grudge on Melinda for ruining the party, and she avoided confronting her to find out the real reason why Melinda called the cops. Melinda didn’t call the cops to ruin the party, she called because she was scared and didn’t know what to do after Andy raped

Her biggest problem throughout the book is to speak up or to tell someone this had happen, which is a common problem in today’s generation of teens. First off, Speak is a good novel for freshman to read because they somewhat relate or have a personal connection to what the narrator Melinda has went through. During her freshman year, Melinda Sordino has been through a lot of bullying and verbal/emotional abuse by her peers. The author makes it realistic enough for the audience to know what it’s like to go through her shoes.

Melinda and I have both been pressured into skipping class (Halse). Consequently, when Melinda was pressured to have sex , she did not want to do it, but the guy made her, so it wasn’t her choice (Halse). It would have been better if Melinda never went with him in the car or just stood with her cool friends

The outcome of that wasn’t expected though, but who would want their family to suffer throughout the rest of your life because of a problem like the one Abigail caused? You can’t blame Abigail only because Proctor was apart of it, he led himself into getting with her; it works both ways. Abigail had went overboard with the lying, and the acting throughout the witch trials, and she didn’t realize that until after the bird scene. When Abigail realized what she was doing, she didn’t face her problems, she ran away because she already knew what was going to happen to her, she was dumbfounded. John Proctor wasn’t a bad person, but he wasn’t good either, he just made bad choices.

She succumbed to drugs and prostitution at a young age. Although it was unclear as to if Sonya was currently drug-free in the documentary, it was evident that she still carried emotional distress from her past. Besides the obvious differences in success between the sisters, Sonya definitely depicted resentment and heartache at her situation whereas Johnnetta was smiling through the interview. A key factor of Sonya’s failure was the belief that she was not worthy of anything better. By holding onto the anger from her harrowing childhood, she undoubtedly lacked the self-confidence and will to change her

But she lied since she had been stressful due to her drinking a lot. 7) Why does Blanche claim she has come to New Orleans? Do you believe her? Blanche claim to come to New Orleans because she took a leave from teaching due to her stress. I don’t really believe her because she start to drink quickly and changed topic a little too quickly.

She does this because her and John Proctor committed adultery and Abigail is still in love with John but he doesn’t feel the same way about her. John Proctor tells Abigail that she needs to stay away from him and that he is happy with his family. She doesn’t like that, so she thinks that if she gets Elizabeth convicted of witchcraft, John and her can finally be together. Abigail does end up getting Mrs. Proctor convicted, but John doesn 't want anything to do with Abigail after that. Abigail ends up running away because her plan didn’t work out the way she wanted it to.

Another example is when Anne has a closed mind about raves, and thinks people only go to them to take drugs and drink. When talking to Zoe about raves, she was at first in disbelief that “[Zoe was] telling [her that she doesn’t] take drugs,” and questioned her on “why [does she] go.” Zoe replied “are you kidding? The music, man! The music’s fully excellent, and that’s what it’s all about.” The characters opinions on raves in this extract is evidentially very different, as all Anne has known and personally experienced with raves is the change in both of her children’s

She also would go to the court case, after her father deliberately told them to not go to town. Another thing she does constantly is not let her brother do things alone. Jem would want to go do things alone, but Scout would say “no, I 'm comin’ with you”. Scout is a vital part of to Kill a Mockingbird not only because she is the point of view, but the book would be boring without her even as a supporting role. She is this prominent because of her personality and assertiveness.

The real truth though is she may disagree with Atticus’s ways but she is very courageous because she is trying to fight being a morphine addict. Also in the book, Aunt Alexandra doesn 't see the use in an African American feminine influence for the Finch kids. When really, Calpurnia is very helpful and Atticus couldn’t of made it through

Foster care and abandonment The baggage that remains By Shaylah O’Hara Guest writer I had always felt that my mother did not want me. While she had several opportunities to get me back by simply providing a few clean drug tests, she was unable to do so. I tell myself that I ended up in the foster care system due to her addiction and that she did not intentionally choose drugs over me; while I do believe that, it still hurts. I got stuck with staff as parent figures; staff not properly trained to deal with ‘troubled youth.’ Troubled? Me?

She also said she had smoked out of it earlier in the night. Coke said she only smokes and drinks a little bit, but not enough to make her intoxicated or high. Coke was concerned after the pipe was located that she was going to jail. She also wanted to know if she could keep the pipe. After speaking with Coon I decided to arrest Coke for the possession of drug paraphernalia and transportation of an open container.

Even when he was diagnosed and advised to take a certain medication, because Adam didn’t want to take it the mother refused the treatment. The mother did not put enough authority in Adams life and let him do his own thing although she knew something was wrong. Nancy mentioned to friends about Adam, but she never reported it to psychologists or to people that would be able to help Adam. The mother being a gun enthusiastic knew there was something wrong with his son that he was mentally ill and she had guns that were easily accessible to him. The constant change of schools because Adam was being bullied, did not solve the problem either.