Tama Dieudonne
Prof: Brand
ENC-1102
18 February 2018
The term ‘beauty’ may have very virtual meaningful. Something can be beautiful in our eyes, but ugly for other people. The external beauty of a person is often the first thing that we pay attention to. We live in a universe where the media takes over the world. People always want more than what they already have, which create a temptation into the human desire. The media is providing the happiness human being are searching for which can only achieve and see externally. Therefore, women are affected, physically and mentally, as they try to meet the society expectations of what women should look like.
As stated HuffPost a study on the views of beauty “the pressure to be perfect begins weighing …show more content…
People tend to only see the fallacious life they have, and the admirable sides of another people’s life. Carla and Bethany are the main characters of the play; they are basically the opposite of one another. Carla is beautiful, but an unsuccessful model and Bethany is a talented writer and accountant but lack of beauty. The main conflict is neither of the girls do not satisfy with what they have, they attract to what others has. In "Beauty," Bethany defines beauty as the “real deal” (67). She clarifies that having beauty allows a person to be the center of any moment of his or her life. In the other hand, Webster dictionary defines Beauty as” the quality or aggregate of qualities in a person or thing that gives pleasure to the senses or pleasurably exalts the mind or spirit”. In our today society many young ladies think that beauty is all that necessary. Throughout my reading I learn that being beautiful, and brainless is …show more content…
Martin shows Bethany as the villainous character. She is admittedly jealous, single-minded in her motivation for thing that can only see externally. She is a successful accountant, publisher, and author. Unfortunately, these things are not enough for her. By the fact that women force to view themselves in terms by their external. Carla mention Bethany is the only female friend she has I the other hand Bethany do not recognize it was Carla’s birthday. one point that shows Bethany being suspicion. When Carla aware her about her birthday, she only state “No, happy birthday” (Bethany, 30) and continue with her conversation (Martin, 833). Which I think is inexcusable to forget about your close friend’s most important
Prof: Brand
ENC-1102
18 February 2018
The term ‘beauty’ may have very virtual meaningful. Something can be beautiful in our eyes, but ugly for other people. The external beauty of a person is often the first thing that we pay attention to. We live in a universe where the media takes over the world. People always want more than what they already have, which create a temptation into the human desire. The media is providing the happiness human being are searching for which can only achieve and see externally. Therefore, women are affected, physically and mentally, as they try to meet the society expectations of what women should look like.
As stated HuffPost a study on the views of beauty “the pressure to be perfect begins weighing …show more content…
People tend to only see the fallacious life they have, and the admirable sides of another people’s life. Carla and Bethany are the main characters of the play; they are basically the opposite of one another. Carla is beautiful, but an unsuccessful model and Bethany is a talented writer and accountant but lack of beauty. The main conflict is neither of the girls do not satisfy with what they have, they attract to what others has. In "Beauty," Bethany defines beauty as the “real deal” (67). She clarifies that having beauty allows a person to be the center of any moment of his or her life. In the other hand, Webster dictionary defines Beauty as” the quality or aggregate of qualities in a person or thing that gives pleasure to the senses or pleasurably exalts the mind or spirit”. In our today society many young ladies think that beauty is all that necessary. Throughout my reading I learn that being beautiful, and brainless is …show more content…
Martin shows Bethany as the villainous character. She is admittedly jealous, single-minded in her motivation for thing that can only see externally. She is a successful accountant, publisher, and author. Unfortunately, these things are not enough for her. By the fact that women force to view themselves in terms by their external. Carla mention Bethany is the only female friend she has I the other hand Bethany do not recognize it was Carla’s birthday. one point that shows Bethany being suspicion. When Carla aware her about her birthday, she only state “No, happy birthday” (Bethany, 30) and continue with her conversation (Martin, 833). Which I think is inexcusable to forget about your close friend’s most important