Cassie

integrity and respect. Cassie stated that as a leader, you will encounter some failures in the road; but it should not discourage you but make you want to aspire for the next time. You should learn from your mistakes and fix it for the future or find another solution so your successors will not repeat your oversights. Time management is essential for any person in a leadership position as well as for students. Being able to juggle school, work, and co-curricular activities, Cassie has shown her…

Courage is not defined by age rather defined by action. Throughout the novel, Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry By Mildred D. Taylor, Cassie is the most courageous person in the book. She stood up against Mr. Barnet, She helped get revenge on the bus, She stood up against LIllian Jean. Courage is Important When you need to stand up for others. Would you risk getting hung? Cassie risked getting hung when should stood up against Mr.Barnet at the Murkantie. She understood why he would stop helping…

of racism. While McDowell focuses on the adults and their decision to integrate their children into the current social situation, and Barker on the family as a unit, I focus on Cassie Logan. I argue that while allowing a child to remain innocent is a just cause, educating black children – in this case the education of Cassie Logan by the adults in her family – to be aware of the potentially dangerous circumstances by providing them agency is more important than maintaining their innocence during…

A beautiful day in strawberry, Mississippi, walking down the sidewalk, seeing folks past by. Seeing the green trees dancing in the little wind, and seeing more folks` passing by. With my older sister, Lillian Jean, and my two younger brothers, R.W and Melvin, they awfully quiet today. we was walking down to meet our papa. He was selling our crops to get money. My sister was taking but it don’t matter to me, so I doze off. “You even paying attention to me Jeremy?” she snapped at me. “ Yes,…

I know that racism and should never existed I will tell about this in a novel I read called “Roll Of Thunder Hear My Cry”. Cassie can't believe that Lillian Jean's racism runs so deep that she believes Cassie could be happy being her "little colored friend." Cassie can't understand how Lillian could think that was real friendship. Lillian expects Cassie to actually want to be her little slave. The novel is about over coming racism while trying to survive racism. And about the struggles…

stability and/or because Cassie was naïve and afraid. A very possible cause of the abuse between Charlie and Cassie is Charlie’s mental state. To most people Charlie would be considered an extremist and mental unstable. Charlie’s concept of love was so misconstrued that any type of communication between Cassie and anyone of the opposite sex made him feel as though she was being unfaithful. In Charlie’s mind Cassie didn’t love him if she didn’t fully submit to him.…

what we have today. Cassie, one of the main characters, loses two of her family members to the Others, and the thirds is taken somewhere where she can’t get in. She’s alone in the wild, until Evan, a stranger Cassie gets to know, rescues her after she is shot. She then embarks on a journey to find her brother, Sammy (aka Nugget). Ben, the jock at high school, is also a survivor, but is in a completely different situation, he is in Camp Haven, and entered into a program…

The Language of this novel is local language, colloquial and natural, such as the land on which they live. Cassie tells us the novel by using first-person view. She has an attractive interaction to the story and she speaks the language of adults, and she uses rational words like a serious woman. There is an important point in this novel, for example, there is…

a Science Fiction novel that takes place in present day Dayton, Ohio. Cassie Sullivan, the protagonist, has a brother, Sammy Sullivan, a mom and a dad, and they lived in a nice house in Ohio. The others, the aliens and the antagonists, try to take over the world and kill all humans. It starts with Cassie telling the story of life before the 1st wave and about her family, and while she is telling the story it goes back to Cassie and what's happening while she's telling the story. Out of the…

to put their troubles on, but it was too late after he went to jail for something he never did. The Logans family had sympathy for T.J because he was put in jail and because he found out that the Simms were using him and fooling him all that time. Cassie said “He remained standing in the middle of the compound, his face puzzled and undecided. I had never seen him look more desolately alone, and for a fleeting second I almost felt sorry for him”…