Mental Characters In Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire

Later in the book we find out that, she is raped by her father, Cholly. Pecola’s curiosity to find and maintain Blue eyes causes her to lose her innocence as a child. Pecola’s parents also added to the problems she had to deal with, her parents were always fighting which ultimately led to Pecola becoming crazy. In the beginning the first time Pecola started paying attention to her physical ugliness was when her parents were fighting.

Speak, Memory presents a twisted one. In his autobiography, Nabokov talks about the love he has for his parents and his wife, but he also writes about his “reckless romance” (234) with a girl when he was very young. This romance was innocent, however, unlike the romance presented in Lolita. It is so twisted, in fact, that when a psychiatrist tells Humbert that the girl is sexually immature, the man can not help but laugh, considering the relationship he has created with her. Love, to Humbert Humbert, is a “localized lust for every passing nymphet (girl-child)”

He tells her that he has also shared the rumors with Mitch and this makes Stella throw a fit since he comes off as cruel. However, this fight is cut off short when she goes into labor and must be hospitalized. Blanche is home alone waiting when Mitch arrives. He confronts her about the information he was told, to which she first attempts to deny but eventually confesses and pleads for forgiveness. Mitch is angry and humiliated and refuses to take a chance to have an honorable relationship with her but instead tries to sexually assault her.

This emotion causes people to do all sorts of things that they might regret later on as portrayed in Louisa May Alcott’s Novel, “Little Women”. After Josephine ignored her sister Amy for burning her book, both sisters felt awful for what they did. Theodore Laurence implored Margaret for forgiveness because he pulled a harsh prank that hurt her. Mr. Laurence regretted not having a good relationship with his son because of a silly fight that drifted the family apart. This feeling of regret teaches a person to learn, grow and flourish into a stable, patient

Even though he didn’t like being abused he thought it was better than being ignored. That is why he is shy and considered an outsider. The fact that he was gang up on and beaten by the Socials (the upper class people with the most power) contributes to the way he acts and behaves as an outsider. Charlie was molested by his Aunt Helen at a young age. This affected Charlie and explain does not have many friends and is considered an outcast.

At first, everybody acknowledged her as “Amazing Amy,” but after her reinvention she was no longer suitable for that title. Amy's reinvention was triggered when she came to the realization that her husband, Nick Dunne, was cheating on her with Andie, a young college girl. After discovering that her husband was cheating on her, she reinvented herself into a more vulgar and vengeful individual. The pain and rejection that Amy Dunne experienced after being cheated on led her to wanting revenge on her husband. She turned “Amazing Amy” into a person who wanted to make her husband suffer and feel remorseful for the actions he committed.

Now, scientists are finding it difficult to help the cheetah. With research being almost impossible to obtain, they have to rely almost completely on guesswork. In addition, they find it difficult to raise support for the Saharan Cheetahs because there aren’t many pictures of them, making it difficult to connect with people (Wildlife). Now the cheetahs face extinction, and without help, this wonderful predator may never hunt again. Other species from Algerian deserts have also died, such as the addax antelope and the dama gazelle.

Trauma can cause avoidance and the lack of love can cause one to seek forever for it. Emily’s upbringing demonstrates an issue of control. Emily fell in love with Hommer Barron her lover that the town assumed abandoned her because he was openly gay. However, when Emily found out that Hommer Barron was attempting to leave she murdered him in order to keep him forever with her. Emily is used to getting everything her way that she resorted to murdering someone in order to get what she wanted.

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In William Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet there are many different forces to blame for the tragic deaths of Romeo Montague and Juliet Capulet. Some might say the haste of the young lovers is to blame, others might say it was the feud between the Montague and Capulet families that brought on the tragic deaths. I believe that it was the Capulet parents that are to blame. I feel this because they tried forcing Juliet into an arranged marriage while she was grieving the death of her cousin, they threatened to disown her if she didn’t follow through with the marriage, and nobody, not even the nurse, was there to comfort her and give her the help and advice she needed. In Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare presents the idea that love

In the story “Seventh Grade”, By Gary Soto, Victor embarrasses himself quite a lot, because having a crush or love for someone will embarrass you. Victor learns to be himself at the end of the story. Victor has a crush on a girl called Teresa. Victor’s friend Michael teaches him to scowl, which he thinks makes him look handsome. Because of this, Victor tries this and gets the girls to stare at him, but he thinks he looks foolish, and stops it, also Victor makes a fool of himself for Teresa most of the times he gets embarrassed.

I’m a Person, a Bad One Boyfriend or boo, and girlfriend, drive through a bit of problems they never knew they were going to roll through. The main character; the girlfriend, doesn’t have a name, however dates a guy who treats her badly; that’s Raheem. He abuses her, cheats on her, and she always takes him back. “So I Ain’t a Good Girl” by Sharon Flake writes short stories of boys and girls in their lives about their relationship to portray the characters.

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In the story, “Seventh Grade,” Victor, the main character, tries to enamor a girl named Teresa, in the process he embarrasses himself but through persistence, he ultimately succeeds. For instance, the author, Gary Soto, writes in paragraph 12 that, “Victor tried a scowl, he felt foolish until in the corner of his eye he saw a girl looking at him. Ummm, he thought, maybe it does work, He scowled with greater conviction.” As the evidence concludes, Victor is flustered, because he felt foolish. Also, he still persists with the humiliating actions, even when he is getting looked at like he was weird.