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She talks about dancing with the prince and all the extraordinary food she ate and the wine that she and stepmother drank. She also got mad at her sister, goneril for being mean to the prince and not dancing with him the entire night. She said that goneril was the reason that the prince had sulked for most of the ball. Until cinderella shows up and steal the attention away with her incredibly gorgeous, and extraordinary elegant baby blue dress and glass slippers that everyone is completely jealous of. So for the rest of the time, the prince and cinderella get swept away in the whirls and twirls of the ball, they dance and dance and never break each other 's gaze or breakaway from each other.

So, first, if Charlotte had known who to trust she would have known that Zachariah could be trusted and that it was Captain Jaggery who was untrustworthy. Then Cranic wouldn’t be dead and Zachariah wouldn’t have to hide out in the brig. Finally, if Charlotte had known that Keetch could not be trusted and didn’t tell him about the plan, then she would have been able to start the mutiny again instead of being caught by Captain Jaggery.

He writes, “It’s impossible to look at these photos and not see a terribly exploited little girl” (Hollandsworth 2). Pageants also teach the girls at a very young age, to be focused only on appearance. The target audience would mostly be southern mothers and grandmothers who tend to allow their daughters to sign up for the contests. The context of the article focuses on how everyone enjoys seeing these girls perform on stage. A response from one of the adults he questioned states: “We love the beautiful dresses and big hairstyles.

and they retaliated by sexually assaulting, strangulating his girlfriend. Carla could have stopped smoking weed and separated herself from Casey to make sure that she was not in danger. Carla could have been selling drugs and nobody

Before the show in Columbus, Uncle Al comes storming into Marlena’s tent screaming with rage. He tells August that Rosie has been the one stealing all the lemonade and because of it he is going to take it from August’s pay. This makes August furious and he storms off to make Rosie pay by beating her with the bull hook. Later that night when Jacob returns to the stock car he finds Walter with two bottles of whiskey. Knowing that Rosie likes alcohol, Jacob asks Walter if it is alright if he takes a bottle to a friend.

Sexual acts for pleasure ,for both man and women, have been forbidden. The new regime has also caused the Commanders relationship with Serena to be damaged, due to them acquiring handmaids. This causes the Commander to form a relationship with Offred, in order to satisfy his needs. He soon manipulates Offred into having sex with him. The irony of this situation rests in the fact that most of the laws, based on the Bible, of Gilead were enforced in order “to protect women,” yet Offred is not being “protected” due to her fear that the Commander might expel her if she does not sleep with him.

Today I will be looking at several short videos and analyzing how the use of rhetoric persuades the audience. The first video, “Drunk History – Claudette Colvin and Rosa Parks” is about a young black girl (Claudette Colvin) in the 1950s, who refuses to give up her seat on the bus to a white woman. Because of this refusal, Claudette is forcibly removed from the bus and immediately arrested. Shortly after the release of Claudette, and fed up with

But they are lost without each other charlotte doesn 't have her best friend to help her i bad situation. So charlotte joined a new band with two her of older girl friends, which cause a problem with sad jackal. To solve her problem with sad jackal, charlotte openly talk to them and rejoins the band just in time for their winter formal performance. But to solve her problem with trip he writes his feeling for he in a notebook and she reads it and yells at him “What am i supposed to do say sorry you had feelings for me and I didn’t know”, Charlotte eventually decides to forgive him because she realized that she loved him

Romeo and Juliet's deaths are not all Friar Lawrence's fault. Many people are to blame for their deaths. It is lord Capulet's fault because he continues the feud making there love forbidden. It's also Romeos and Juliets fault because they both dont think about their actions causing not only their own deaths but others to. The deaths of the star crossed lovers is mostly due to people not thinking about their actions causing rivalries between the families if the feud wasn't there then there love would be accepted.

Though she insisted that was too old for the fairy tales, her maid would keep telling them every night. Therefore, Sera knew that she couldn’t lean against the wooden door forever. Tonight’s soiree had been a true disaster, she was willing to admit that much. Animosity between the princesses of the Golden Valleys had spoiled the soiree and Sera had found herself the target of the mockery.

According to Michelle Oberman, who also wrote on the topic, getting rid of statutory rape laws pose to great of a risk to girls and their psychiatric health. Girls involved in either an exploitative one-night-stand or a continuous strand of unethical evenings, have a higher chance of depression, pregnancy, and illness. Overman says despite the usefulness of certain clauses of gender-neutral statutory rape laws, they “ignore the many exploitative sexual encounters between minors of similar ages.” She denotes that with out statutory rape laws being enacted, society risks the well-being of girls no matter the

It 's the first day of school, 1989, and seventeen-year-old Veronica Sawyer is frustrated with the hellish competitive social hierarchy at Westerburg High School, where nerds and underclassmen are pushed around by brutish, idiot jocks like Ram Sweeney and Kurt Kelly. After trying to defend her best friend, the cheerful, overweight Martha Dunnstock (cruelly renamed "Martha Dumptruck" by the uncreative Kurt), Veronica longs for the days of elementary school when life was simple and everyone was friends. She wishes desperately to be above the drama, but there is only one elite clique who can do that: the Heathers, the three most beautiful, most popular girls in school. They are the weak-willed head cheerleader Heather McNamara; the sullen, bulimic

To start with, the protagonist of the book, Melinda, is experiencing multiple difficult times in her life like her parents relationship is falling apart, recovering from the rape, and loneliness. Melinda has isolated herself from everyone else for so long, but also since everybody thinks she busted the party, they don’t want to have anything to do with her. As her peers at school bully her by blurting things out at her while she has a perfectly good reason why she called the police, she is afraid to stand up for herself. At the party, she was raped by Andy and didn’t know what to do after it happened, so she called the police in shock.

Ponyboy and Cherry talk to each other even though Ponyboy is a greaser and Cherry is a Socs. Her boyfriend comes and wants Cherrry to come. Instead, Two Bit refuses and wants to start a fight, Cherry decides to go with Bob. Ponyboy falls asleep in the lot and is really late coming home. Darry is very mad and slaps Ponyboy, Ponyboy decides to leave and go to the park with Johnny.

Liz asked. She feels once she goes to the college no one knows her at and her friends will leave her and never talk to her. Also she feels like she will make a mistake and people will think she is not perfect. Before going to prom Liz and Monica go look for a dress and Monica states, “I really like it”. She is understanding that she can like things on her own and it doesn’t matter what other people think about