From the beginning, the girls caught Sammy’s eye. He almost seemed like he was hypnotized by “Queenie’s” every move. In the instance that the girls had a confrontation with Sammy’s boss, he was so mesmerized by Queenie, that he thought standing up for them would make him a hero. At the moment Sammy thought he was doing the right thing, it was too late. The girls created an unintended conflict with Sammy, but I believe they got the reaction that they were in search of out of Lengel with dressing the way that they did. In my mind, they were trying to see what they could get away with. I agree with you when stating that Stokesie is a flat character. He seemed like he was placed in the story as pure entertainment. I think that if the author was to take Stokesie of the story, it would still make sense to me. That does not mean that it would be the case with everyone else. Everyone interprets stories differently. Now when I think of Stokesie, I am able to fully understand where you are coming from when you describe him as a comic relief. When speaking of Lengel you see him as the antagonist, which I am able to understand in a way because there was conflict between the girls and
From the beginning, the girls caught Sammy’s eye. He almost seemed like he was hypnotized by “Queenie’s” every move. In the instance that the girls had a confrontation with Sammy’s boss, he was so mesmerized by Queenie, that he thought standing up for them would make him a hero. At the moment Sammy thought he was doing the right thing, it was too late. The girls created an unintended conflict with Sammy, but I believe they got the reaction that they were in search of out of Lengel with dressing the way that they did. In my mind, they were trying to see what they could get away with. I agree with you when stating that Stokesie is a flat character. He seemed like he was placed in the story as pure entertainment. I think that if the author was to take Stokesie of the story, it would still make sense to me. That does not mean that it would be the case with everyone else. Everyone interprets stories differently. Now when I think of Stokesie, I am able to fully understand where you are coming from when you describe him as a comic relief. When speaking of Lengel you see him as the antagonist, which I am able to understand in a way because there was conflict between the girls and