Hippie Carly Character Analysis

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This piece indulges in one day in the life of a modern day hippie Carly Rogue. The era is set in the beginning of the 21st century, America is a welfare state and life thrives. The character Carly is a young woman in her twenties who praises the world for its beauty and tries to maintain that beauty in her own ways. Her appearance is that of a messy but subtle girl wearing selfmade clothes and refrains from wearing shoes on a daily basis. She was raised in a somewhat poor family but luckily has university education. She loves nature and always puts it ahead of herself; she cares more about her dog’s well being than herself. She has a laid-back demeanor and does not like to rush in life. Although she has no intrest in gods, Carly believes that

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