Moreover, this confirms that Jeremy is a benevolent and benign friend for giving his time to create the gift. In the book, Cassie was walking along the sidewalk until she bumped into Lillian Jean Simms. Lillian Jean wanted an apology from Cassie, so Cassie politely agreed to say sorry. Lillian Jean wasn’t satisfied, so she wanted Cassie to get down on the road. Nevertheless Cassie denied that command and tried to walk pass her.
What’s worse is Julie’s only reappearance in the film: she is an alcoholic who has been devastated by her husband leaving her and can’t get her life together. This sends an awful message about women in general, and renders Julie a much less powerful figure who suffers because of her race. She sacrifices her job to help Magnolia, but her ending is unclear and
Now you apologize.” “Okay,” I said, starting past, “I’m sorry.” Lillian Jean sidestepped in front of me. “That ain’t enough. Get down in the road” (pg. 95). In addition, Lillian Jean demands for respect from Cassie and even Cassie was treated badly by Lillian Jean’s father during her first trip to Strawberry.
In the end June moves and she moves next to the mean June who beats her up. June gets bullied in many ways. One way June gets bullied is she gets bullied verbally. June is getting called names while at swimming class. “In paragraph 22, for example, the character does get bullied verbally.” June gets called names by this other June.
She told Jem that his father was trash, he would be going to reform school, and that Scout would be working at the O.K. Café. Jem lost it one day and ruined Mrs. Dubose’s camellias, as punishment he would have to read to Mrs. Dubose. Though after about a month she passed and the children found out she was a morphine addict. She broke herself of this habit before she died and left Jem a perfect camellia, to show that everything
As Bryce matured, he realized that Julie was a person of substance and made it his mission to win her back. Throughout the novel, Juli’s feelings changed about her home, the Loski’s and her crush, Bryce. To start, Juli never thought much or cared about the terrible condition of her yard. This changed when Bryce tried to explain why his family would not eat the eggs that Juli gave him. Bryce spat,
That was when she found her two hundred dollars was gone” (Hurston 118). Janie had so quickly fallen for Tea Cake and because of her past with Joe, being abused, trusting that Tea Cake would return and have her money was difficult for her to wrap her brain around. In Janie’s past relationships, the men would not let her do any of the normal labor built for a man. She is to stay in the house and do what women were expected to do, clean and cook. Janie is eager to help outside and Tea Cake is the first guy to let her do so.
They had fed her when she was injury, it was her job to feed them, and take care of them. Their death, if it were to occur, she would've had a great moment of realization in her life. Most importantly, the fact that Monique realized the troubles that Jordan had caused in her family after all on page 155 because she had realized how he hurt her children. She realized how precious her kids were to her. Jordan caused the accident, therefore it was a threat to Monique.
If Jean Valjean hadn’t changed or become an honest man, he wouldn’t have saved Cosette or even meet Fantine. He would be running away from Javert or been in the galleys. At the end the candlesticks showed his promise stated by “The light from the candlesticks fell upon him; his white face looked up towards heaven” (399). In the end, Jean Valjean kept his promise to the bishop and died being an honest
It was not until Jean Val Jean knocked on the door of a bishop and requested to stay in his house. Although the bishop was suspicious, he still cared for the homeless man, and when Jean Val