Loyal Order Of Basset Hounds: A Case Study

In order to be slightly included, Frankie caused trouble for others around her which got back at her quite painfully. As was previously said, Frankie wanted to be included with the Basset Hounds. So, when she saw an opportunity open itself to her, she grasped it tightly. In past years, the Loyal Order of Basset Hounds was known for its mischievous pranks but, over time they became lame. Frankie’s goal was to change that and make them known. She created a fake email account and began her plan. Her genius mind came up with the project known as, In the Ladies We Trust. How it unfolded was like this, Frankie sent an email out to all the Bassets and ordered the ones with endless money to order bras. With these bras, the boys were to cover the school …show more content…
The point Frankie made suggests that she wants there to be equality at her school and she wants all doors to be open. Keep in mind that not one of the boys that followed her plan knew that Frankie was behind it all. Not even her precious senior boyfriend. After that prank, the floodgates opened and the Order was more active than it had been in all the years it existed. Someone was finally called out for it and the wrong person was accused. Frankie confessed to Matthew and he became furious that she would lie to him about that even though he lied to her about not knowing the Order was a thing. Matthew’s anger helped her to realize something. “He just loved her in a limited way. Loved her best when she needed help. Loved her best when he could set the boundaries and make the rules. Loved her best when she was smaller, younger person than he was, with no social power” (Lockhart, 313). Frankie was done with being the sweet, young, smart but not too smart girl. People expected her to be a certain way and that wasn’t something she wanted to be. Bunny Rabbit was dead, and there was nothing anyone could do about