The Rebecca Nurse In The Crucible

Each spot was special and however dark the spots were showed the importance of each ladybug. Layla had nine dark spots, showing that she was nine years old and was in the upper class of the village. Despite her unique color and size, people still respected her and looked up to her as an example. Everyday, Layla would wake up, go to school, and hang out with her friends. She enjoyed school and found most of the information that she learned useful since she would follow her father’s footsteps in becoming the leader of the village.

The author maintains the main character as a childish but at the same time as an adult. “ I know that sticks and stones are indeed very effective mechanisms…” This shows that Rachel is a child because is comparing a nursery song to how broken her life is. But, she mentions in the beginning that she is eighteen. She continues to compare broken bones to damage done by bullying and sticks and stones with words. Alyssa uses theses specific comparison to show how damaged Rachel’s life is.

Clarrise was the type of person who asked a lot of questions. A few of her many qualities were, being observant, curious, and mature. On page 27 Montag says, “You sound so old.” That means that she is a pretty wise person for only being 17 years old. One time Clarrise tested Montag to see if he was in love or not. So what happened was she got a dandelion and rubbed it under Montag’s chin.

Burnett supports his claim by adding that “she stays within the bounds of the household” (10), which also shows another one of the classic female renaissance qualities that Lady Macduff displays. Kemp, when talking about renaissance women, points out that “nearly all women … have … training in housewifery” (10) and it is suspected that Lady Macduff would have been no different. Her housewife duties have given her no reason to go out of her household bounds, especially with a young son. While staying in the bounds of the household Lady Macduff accepts her inferior position with “picturing herself as a wren fighting against the owl” (10), the wren being a smaller and weaker bird than the owl, declares Burnett. Accepting her inferior position to all other men, particularly to her husband, no questions asked, is yet another one of Lady Macduff’s numerous renaissance characteristics.

“One time Grandma told me she was the very happiest when she was living over all her memories.” A Lantern in Her Hand is about the life of Abbie Deal as she moves with her husband Will, from Iowa to Nebraska for a new start. In the 1800s this was not easy but Abbie and Will accepted the challenge. Abbie is a dreamer and Will is quiet and rarely complains. Abbie has so many dreams that she knows she will not be able to live out but as her life goes on and she sees her children grow she realizes what her true dreams are. “”If I could just get down life as I have seen it,” she would think, “.

Ultimately, he decided to publish his daughter’s diary that he received, and the diary is now known in America as Anne Frank: the Diary of a Young Girl. Moreover, she is one of the strongest young ladies to have ever lived, which is why she is my role model. Anne Frank’s diary has altered the way people learn about the Holocaust by providing a first-person account of the daily struggles Jewish people endured during World War II. Prior to all of the catastrophic events that the Frank family had to undergo, they lived a peaceful life. Each family member had their ups and downs, notwithstanding, overall they were merry and perky.

Helen Keller is famous for overcoming and the ability to read and speak with being deaf and blind she learned many languages and she overcome her disabilities. Helen learned that she can communicate, read and speak even if you’re blind and deaf and lived a life to help others .Helen Keller at sixteen years old went to Radcliffe College for women in Massachusetts. Annie attended school with her to help Helen to learn. Helen Keller went to Radcliffe College in Massachusetts with the help on Annie Sullivan and graduated from Radcliffe in 1909 with many honors. Helen Keller couldn’t do all of this without Annie Sullivan, she was able to do the impossible even when she is blind and deaf, she spoke, wrote and read to the world After college, Keller set out to learn more about the world and how she could help improve the lives of

Sir Gawain keeps his promise each day kissing lord Bertilak for a total of six times. Lady Bertilak also grants Sir Gawain, due to her fondness of him, a green sash that will protect Sir Gawain From harm and later saves his life. Morgan le Fay is the elderly, ugly, servant in the Bertilak castle. Morgan le Fay is a sorceress that is truly the puppet master in this tale. As for Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, the miller’s tale and the wife of bath’s tale have interesting roles for women.

Each person teaches her a new life lesson that she can take with her always. Author, Nathaniel Hawthorne, uses his writing to show how each character shapes Hester in a particular way. In "The Scarlet Letter," Hester 's relationships with her daughter Pearl, her agape Arthur Dimmesdale, and her vengeful husband Roger Chillingworth help readers to see the maturity in Hester with each one. The mother-daughter relationship has a unique quality like no other. A mother and daughter love and support each other through good times and bad times.

(Lee, Harper chapter 24) In Harper Lee’s novel To Kill a Mockingbird one of the more interesting characters happens to be Miss Maudie Atkinson. Miss Maudie proves her extensive knowledge of Atticus, as well as her wisdom behind the peoples’ ways in this quote. Because people trust Atticus they know he will do the right thing. She proves time and again that she knows more about Maycomb county than anyone else. Friend to both Jem and Scout, Miss Maudie always proves that she possesses exceptional characteristics.

WOW! What a great 2 day broadcast on Dr. Dobson 's Family Talk! I really found the author, Rebecca Hagelin, very inspiring. She shared so many practical ways for parents to strengthen their families. As a teen, I heard a conference speaker who urged parents to tell their kids "yes" consistently so when they needed to say "no", their kids were able to respect them and accept their "no" answers much easier.

Gerda tells her story like the reader is there with her. Gerda makes and loses many friends and finds her true love. All but my Life will make you laugh and cry. This book is best for anyone over the age of 11. All But My Life is a terrific page turner.

They are proud of me for all I’ve done, everything I’ve had to go through, all the adversity I’ve fought through. Phoebe is now an actress in Broadway, God I’m so proud of her. I always told her she could do it, ever since her play ten years ago. That’s all I really have to say about my family, except for the fact that I still miss Allie so much. Oh, and D.B.

She went over to Ferris’ house everyday after school until the whistle blew, which was Delly’s signal that it was time to come home. I loved how Delly and Ferris Boyd would ‘talk’, even though Ferris couldn’t physically speak. They had silent conversations. I loved that Delly would tell Ferris all of her troubletales, and no matter how bad Delly was, Ferris still wanted to be her friend. The hideaways made the story fun and exciting.

Each of these efficiently describe the young female adolescent standing here today through countless trials presented throughout my life. My closet friends have often compared me to a mother due to my tendency to always wanting to take care them by making sure they do their homework, sometimes feeding them, or giving them moral support a mother gives to her child. In addition to being overly motherly, I have often been the one to be extremely bubbly. I would always be the one who gets overly happy over the smallest things from a balloon in my face to seeing a close friend get an a. My extreme happiness often makes people think that I am insane because of how happy I am and how I am never hardly sad about anything.