This quote is important because the Plumb shows their kindness of helping Matilda out after a bad incident. Leo gets into an accident with Matilda in the prologue causing Matilda a prosthetic foot. Giving money to Matilda it could help her start fresh. After, Matilda found out the Plumb families are giving her money she starts to think of unnecessary things she would do with the money. Also, can help her recover and for future expenses, such as her prosthetic foot, medical issues and costs, and accommodations for her to get home.…
Lucy Honeychurch is a very quiet young lady, who rarely speaks her mind. This is due in part to her fear that she will misspeak and offend someone with no intention of doing so. Even though she has a lot of freedom in Italy with her companion Charlotte, she is too cautious and shy to grasp all of the opportunities she is presented at first. Even though she does not express herself through her words, she certainly reveals her emotions through her piano playing. She does not simply hit the right notes to play a song; instead she plays certain works of music to show her feelings, both good and bad.…
I am reading “The Bass, The River, and Sheila Mant” by W. D. Wetherelle, and I am on page 6. This book is about a boy who has a major crush on a girl named Sheila. They end up going on a date, but the boy catches a fish on his fishing line while on their way to the venue. Because of this, he can’t decide between letting go of the fish and keeping the girl, or keeping fish and ending his chances with Sheila. In this paper I will be questioning and connecting.…
Daisy The Ditz “‘Oh, you want too much!’ she cried to Gatsby. ‘I love you now – isn't that enough? I can't help what's past.’ She began to sob helplessly.…
Miss Maudie is very motherly and understanding throughout the story. She is motherly in a way that she looks out for Scout and Jem. Maudie also provides advice to scout on more than one occasion about the ways of the world. For example when she tells scout not to judge Boo Radley too much because of how religious his father was. “There are just some type of men who-who’re so busy worrying about the next world they’ve never learned to live in this one, and you can look down the street and see the results.”…
The most revealing scenario that leads the reader to such a conclusion is when Mildred and her friends get together to watch a program blaring from Mildred’s three wall televisions, and they begin to discuss politics and the war. They express that they voted for Mr. Noble for president instead of Mr. Hoag, because Mr. Noble was much better looking than Mr. Hoag. “Even their names helped. Compare Winston Noble to Hubert Hoag for ten seconds and you can almost figure the results” (Bradbury 93).…
The Crucible Arthur MIller was an American essayist and playwright in the 1950’s the cold war was so called creating a feeling of fear within the citizens and the people accused his wife for even thinking she was a so called spy with the working of Russia. So Arthur had wrote a book so he conclude this event. In the play the crucible by Arthur Miller he had developed the characters of Abigail Williams,Tituba,Rebecca Nurse the lack of choices can create three different types of people. Arthur Miller creates the character Abigail Williams in order that she was a so called lier and a “overall” bad person. Her lies are in this quote,”Uncle we did,dance let you tell them i confessed it…
Dystopia is another element used by Bradbury in his book and happens to be the setting it takes place in. Dystopia is a place that which everything is either bad or unpleasant. In a world ruled by technology things tend to be unpleasant because everyone is more focused on their electronics rather than on other people. Mildred pays more attention to her entertainment than her husband. "And in her ears the little Seashells, the timbale radios tamped tight, and an electronic ocean of sound, of music and talk and music and talk coming in, coming on the shore of her unsleeping mind."…
Clary Fray the main character of the novel faced a lot of danger and entered a very mysterious world full of Shadowhunters and Demons. Throughout the story, she was becoming more brave, unique and loyal. First, she is brave. “With a feeling of increasing panic, she pushed the door open.…
Scholars belive this book is important because it shows what might happen in the future. For example, after Montag reads aloud “Dover Beach” to Mildred's friends, her friends act out in the very similar way we could imagine they do in this dystopian novel. One cries and even though efforts are made by Mildred to confront her, none can make her stop. On the other hand, the second woman gets defensive and asks Montag to stop immediately. Guy exchanges word with Mrs.Bowels about her previous husbands and she leaves.…
Dear Diary, What a strange girl Clarisse is, she is not afraid of me and asks me questions that I don't know answers to. Why would she ask me that question? I’m glad she asked it, but why did she? I’m glad she asked because it made me realize I’m not happy.…
(Bradbury, pg. 47) The excerpt explains how Mildred doesn’t have a care in the world about the woman that was killed, but only about the TV show she was watching. She was shallow-minded and selfish because she simply didn’t care about the woman that died. Congruently, Mildred was also selfish when Guy was not feeling well and needed to be cared for. Coming home from work, Guy was not feeling well at all.…
After all these years of working, because one night, some woman and her books’”(49). This shows how blind Mildred is to the truth and how conformed she is to society 's ideals of book loathing even though she does not understand the truth books convey. Bradbury uses Mildred, to exhibit the truths and values society feeds people and expresses this through ignorant acts and selfish…
“How long you figure before we save up and get the fourth wall torn out and a fourth wall-TV put in? It’s only two hundred dollars” (Bradbury 180). In this passage, Bradbury reveals the overreliance for media in a person’s home. Mildred is a prime example of conformity in the book.…
Mildred is a character who was immensely impacted by technology; she was described as a machine-like person. “Will you turn the parlor off” Montage asked. “That’s my family” (52). This quote shows how Mildred distant herself from real emotion by calling the characters in the TV “her family”, she submerges herself in fantasy to retreat from her role of a wife. While being fascinated by technology, Mildred learns nothing through it.…