Winnie The Color Orange Research Paper

I was always fond of the color orange. It is the fur color of the lovable, bouncy Tigger that enjoyed the company of his friends. There were times where his friends were annoyed by his overly energetic self, but I realized that his optimistic character has helped me to admire the color orange, even today. I also realized that the characters’ houses aligned with the characters themselves. Christopher Robin, the boy from Winnie the Pooh, lived in a tree at the top of the hill in the center of the forest, being the center of his imagination. Winnie the Pooh lived at the bottom of a tree, which signified how he lacked initiative in order to be closer to the bees. Tigger, who lives in a treehouse high up in the trees signified how his ego of being the “only tigger” is very prevalent.

Out of all the characters, Tigger was always the one that appealed to me. His bright, coat of orange and black alongside his accordion-like tail were such good portrayals of Tigger’s spirited and energetic character. I eventually stopped watching Winnie the Pooh, …show more content…
However, I realized the purpose of why we go to school and how it has taught me to learn from my mistakes. It has helped me to expand on the idea of how failure could open up many opportunities for my future and act as stepping stones that guide me to be a successful individual. This mindset has motivated me to stay positive and do the best I can as a learner and student. I learned how powerful and important it was to be an optimistic person, which helped me to expand my interest in further spreading positiveness to my community, like the color orange. Although I’m not an important figure that might assist the community, like the president or a teacher, I believe that my job is to be like the color orange and share the positivity and happiness to my surroundings, step by