Natasha Bedingfield

Transcendentalism was in the time period of the dark romantics, this was the movement where people believe in following their heart, defying societal standards, and getting more in touch with nature. The song “Unwritten” by Natasha Bedingfield is a perfect example of transcendentalism because the song has a powerful statement about controlling your destiny, following your heart, and living for yourself. One of the lines in the song states, “Live your life with arms wide open/Today is where your book begins/The rest is still unwritten” (15-17). Just these few lines show so much about transcendentalism, line 15 is saying live your life how you want to live it, don’t be afraid of anything, and embrace the world. Lines 16 and 17 are telling you…

My choices have always reflected who I am and who I want to someday become. Society today strictly draws out the lines that they expect us to follow. I want to be someone that stretches out those lines. I cannot wait to go to college so I can begin writing my own story. Natasha Bedingfield has a song called Unwritten. This song as been an inspiration in my life for a while. At one point in the song she says “I break tradition, Sometimes my tries are outside the lines, We've been conditioned to…

on Hamlet. In the song, the lyrics say how the friend stabs him in the back. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are not being loyal to their friend, but loyal to the king. The lyrics, “They smile in your face/ All the time they want to take your place/ the back stabbers” show how the friends would be kind to Hamlet to his face. In act II, scene II, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern visit Hamlet and try to convince him that it is just because they are friends who want to catch up. Hamlet sees right through…

Character Study: Natasha Natasha is an essential character in War and Peace that spans the book from beginning to end. She is the daughter in the Rostov family, dear friend of Pierre, and love interest of Andrei. She starts out as a young 12 year old girl that develops into a woman over the course of the book. Natasha is expected to come into her true self in the midst of war and family crisis. This character study will analyze Natasha’s development in War and Peace by exploring her…

Because everyone differs from one another, each person’s opinions and interpretations of everyday events will vary based on how the information is perceived. These differences are especially noticed when reading and analyzing works of literature. Poems, for example, often lead to an audience with very different interpretations of the meaning being conveyed. Although Natasha Trethewey’s poem, “Artifact,” is a rather simply structured and straightforward poem, the connotations of the diction can…

Have you ever thought about what it would be like to be a celebrity? Well, I really haven't much up until a few weeks ago. I chose to relate my to Alisha Newton. She is one of the main characters in Heartland starring as Gerogina Crawley, now Gerogina Fleming Morris. Alisha Newton and I have some features in common. Some of the main attributes we have in common are we are about the same age she is 16 whereas I'm 14. She is five feet and four inches however, I'm about an inch and a half…

an eye ago. The song “Unwritten” by Natasha Bedingfield started to play as the first model, also known as my sister, stepped onto the stage in a blue oriental Qipao with sewn on white stars. The sound of cheers almost drowned out the song in the background. “I am unwritten, can't read my mind, I'm undefined I'm just beginning, the pen's in my hand, ending unplanned” The end of the first verse cued another model, Seraphina, to stride down the stage dressed in a recreation of the school uniform…

you are an outcast, you should be proud of who you are. This song shows stereotypes, body image issues, and racial stereotyping. “We Are Who We Are” by Little Mix. There is a lyric in this song that shows transcendentalism. “I’ve been wasting a lot of time looking in mirrors, and hating on me, but now I like what I see”. This shows that she’s comfortable of who she is. She likes who she is now. “Beautiful” by Christina Aguilera. This song is perfect for transcendentalism because it shows that…

… Not just a cell in the social body” (Huxley, 90). Through Huxley’s indirect characterization of Bernard in the World State, he is saying that Bernard wants to be more of his own person than to be as one with society. We can see that Bernard is struggling to fit in with society, but in reality he only wants to be himself, away from the unity. For Bernard, it is hard for him to be the individual that he strives to be; but for contemporary society, we want people to follow their own paths in…