How Is Pecola A Nature Or Nurture

Girls tend to experience more negative emotions due to family issues (). Manipulative parents destroy relationships with teenagers by not giving their children more independence nor respect. Juliet’s parents continually force Juliet to marry Paris, even when she clearly has no attraction towards him. (Kalish). Juliet looks for a partner to relieve her stress from her parents and to find love at the party.

This whole opening passage filled with the negative qualities of her family is ironic as she explicitly reveals every secret she desires to keep from her new date despite her efforts in avoiding her family. Additionally, Isabel and her new boyfriend, as well as Isabel’s parents, are watching a “Spanish domestic drama”. This is ironic because the event de Botton unfolds is a domestic drama in itself. According to Encyclopedia Britannica, a

They reflect on their mistakes and circumstances of the past that led to some problems and misunderstanding with children at their present days. In “Everyday use” by Alice Walker the main characters are Mama and her two daughters – Maggie and Dee. Mama is a big-boned and uneducated African-American woman who raised her children alone. She has the ability and impressively does the men labor work. All her life she manages the best she can for her kids.

In “Forged by Fire” by Sharon M. Draper, Gerald, the main character in the story, grows into a brave man. In the beginning, Gerald starts a fire in his mom’s apartment. Gerald gets scared from the flames, sounds, and heat that he goes behind the couch to hide from the fire. After the fire, Gerald lives with his aunt. On Geralds’s 9th birthday, Gerald’s mom came to the house with a sister for Gerald, but he doesn’t want to see neither of the two.

Edwina consequently getting her heart broke falls in love with John and presumed they would get married. Alicia a promiscuous student defies Martha 's rule of invading the room and has sexual relations with the soldier. Alicia’s morals are questioned , but are easily forgiven. The movie defines a new meaning to jealousy as the girls no longer are disgruntled with one another. The ladies direct their frustration toward John who has further continued his relations with Edwina.

Despite the fact that Jane lives with relatives, the Reeds choose to treat her as if she is but a pimple on the otherwise perfect complexion of their family, not just by ignoring her and leaving her in the nursery at all times, but by physically and psychologically abusing her. Cousins are often thought to be one of the closest familial bonds, nearly hitting par with siblinghood, yet Jane's cousins scorn her, mock her, and even beat her with no consequence from their mother. In fact, Jane's aunt simply piles onto the mass of mental

Keysha, the protagonist of Lesson Learned by Earl Sewell and I are alike in many ways . We both share the same views of the world, are viewed by the world in similar ways and I would respond in a comparable way to the central conflict of the novel. Therefore, I believe given the chance, we could be friends. Keysha views the world as if everybody is against her and there's nobody there to help besides her dad and stepmom.

Family Family is a large part of The Color Purple. Alice walker says makes many points about various subjects, but her opinion on family is clear. Family is not defined by blood relation or marriage, or any traditional connection. This is very clear in The Color Purple, through the life of Celie and her journey as a person Celie is introduced as an abused child/mother of her Pa’s children.

Dolls typically socialize young girls to be women and to be mothers, which alludes to the irony of Pecola who gives birth to her father’s child. Just like how everyone else around her treats her, Pecola is despised within her own home. Her parents suffer from the belief that they themselves are unworthy of love and as a result, their children have to bear with that self-hatred, especially Pecola. Pauline, Pecolas’s mother, is a domestic servant who believes in the superiority of white people including her employer and their children. But failing to love herself and who she is, Pauline fails to love her own child Pecola.

They were not allowed to talk to strangers making it hard for them to escape. There are many instances when Betty and her daughter are playing and laughing when other Iranian men and women give them a dirty look. Betty and Mathob are in another fix when they have to follow the dress code which they are not used to and hence get yelled at when they dress up wrong. All women in Iran have grown up with this tradition and style of living and have accepted their faith of being the weaker sex and ready to accept the yelling and violent behaviour of their husband. But Betty lived in America her whole life and knew what freedom and equal rights were and had experienced it firsthand.

The Road by Cormac McCarthy and the Red Rising by Pierce Brown, shows and explains how both books are different but show some same qualities. Both books show, love,and good vs evil. although both books where written in different years they both show same qualities of themes. In The Road by Cormac McCarthy shows love through different varieties of ways.