Regina

entirely for his creation of the Nazi Party in Germany. Under Hitler’s leadership Germany dehumanized and murdered millions of innocent Jews. Regina George, the queen of North Shore High School, was known for her popularity and perfect clique. Her “hot” body, “army of skanks”, and Aaron Samuels were the key to her dictatorial status at North Shore. Both Regina George and Adolf Hitler share the unique qualities of being a dictator. Their obsession with popularity, a perfect admirer, and…

conflict to escalate thought the movie. First of all, everyone in the movie is taking part in destructive conflict because no positive outcomes come about. These conflicts are destructive because everyone feels terrible when the Plastics insult them, Regina becomes more popular when Cady, Janis, and Damian first try to bring her down, and nothing moral will happen from Coach Carr sleeping with his students. Moreover, the conflicts taking place throughout the film are intrapersonal, as well as,…

tells Cady to tell her all of the horrible things Regina says so she can ruin her reputation. Cady refuses at first and says that she thinks Regina is a sweet girl. Janis explains that Regina is evil and ruined Janis’s life. Cady refused to do this at first, because she seen nothing wrong with Regina and how she acted. I don’t believe Cady’s Refusal of the Call was necessarily made due to fear, she was just mostly confused as to why everyone hated Regina so much. However, Cady soon finds out…

publicly gay. But she has many difficult experiences, many revolve around the girls they call the “plastics”. Cady seeks revenge on the leader of the group Regina, after she finds out how manipulative and selfish she is. After all of the revenge Cady finally has her way and set the girls of the junior class straight. By the end of the movie Regina is no longer seen as the queen…

can be found in many places. For example, in Man of Mode, a 17th century play, there is a group of upper-class London citizens led by the witty and fashionable Dorimant. And, in Mean Girls, a 2004 film, there is “the plastics” led by mean and pretty Regina George. Both works talk about someone tries to fit in a group that they do not belong. In Man of Mode, Sir Fopling tries to fit in Dorimant’s group. And, in Mean Girls, Cady tries to fit in “the plastics”. This essay will compare these two…

Gold, who was now going by his more colorful moniker, Rumpelstiltskin, moved out of his home with Regina and moved into a large Queen Anne Revival-style mansion with Belle. Emma made the decision to have full custody of Henry, not allowing Rumpelstiltskin or Regina to see him, and Regina now lived all alone, in the same house that she once shared with her husband and son. You could say that Regina was the only resident of Storybrooke who didn’t get anything good out of the curse being broken. On…

deportation of all Iranian immigrants. Young BOBBY SHIRAZI (14) works as a crossing guard and at the local drug store in his neighbor to earn his own money for a trip to visit his Uncle in San Francisco. He hides the money in his bedroom. His sister, REGINA (10), is teased at school and by the local bullies. Someone stole her pencil, left her a mean note about being from Iran, and she’s desperate to buy some books. Her teacher MS. AMBROSE reminds the class that…

against the most popular girl at school, Regina George. This revenge plan requires Cady to infiltrate The Plastics, Regina’s close social circle; this included becoming…

Plastics. The clique is made up of Regina George, Gretchen Weiners, and Karen Smith, all of whom have high social status, and from them Cady is taught even more about the social expectations at North Shore. When Janis realizes Cady’s position in the Plastics,…

Cady, in turn, seeks revenge by using Janis’ plan to cut Regina’s resources; the plan included: separating Regina from Aaron, destroying her beauty, and turning Regina’s friends against her. In turn, Regina responds to Cady’s actions by reporting the burn book to the principle and then spreading the pages of the book all over the school. In order to make herself look innocent, she writes that she is a “slut” in the book. As a result of Regina’s actions, the school became a mob. Friends were…