Tell Her About It

friend in the hallway who was about to take Psychology 101, I would tell her all about what psychology is and why it is so useful. Psychology involves scientifically studying both a person’s behavior and their mental processes. It involves a scientific attitude that is interested in asking and answering questions. Next, I would tell my friend that psychology is important because it seeks to understand others. Psychology helps humans to improve as psychologists learn more about humans’ behavior…

wishes, which weakens their relationship. Jig does not want the abortion, as it is implied, but it seems as though The American would like for her to have one. As the story goes on, Jig talks about white elephants which represent something that no one wants. She seemed to be referring to what The American wanted her to get rid of. Jig seems to be undecided about whether she wants to have a baby or have…

“Drama”, Mr. Cortés tells Lupita that she “needs to lose her accent” if she is serious about acting. At first, I felt kind of offended that he would tell her that, but the more I thought about it the more it made sense. I believe that Mr. Cortés didn’t mean no harm by his remark, but more of a good intention. If Lupita can learn to lose her accent, she can portray the characters as they are making the performance a better experience. It can help her with better opportunities and allow her to…

Imagine you see one of your favorite people in the world. you want to tell them how you feel, but you can not. Instead of doing something about it, you just tell them something else and pretend your feelings do not matter. now imagine you are like this with everyone you meet. this is the life of Holden Caulfield in J.D. salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye. he is a sixteen year old New Yorker who has been to numerous boarding schools for numerous reasons, all tracing back to one. Holden avoids…

In New York, after Holden checks into his room at the hotel, he calls a woman named Faith Cavendish. He got her number from a friend and believes she used to be a stripper. He called her thinking he could talk her into having sex with him that night. It is too late and Holden hangs up the phone on her. Holden then goes to the bar in the hotel and flirts with three older women and ends up dancing with them. They laugh at him due to his age and leave him to pay the bar tab. Back in the…

arguing sisters. The poem begins with Bradstreet walks with grief when she comes across two sisters, Flesh and Spirit, who are arguing about the Puritan faith. The conversation between the two sisters brings up questions about the Puritan faith. Flesh asks her sister how she can survive on the meditation she does every day, because flesh doesn’t understand how it keeps her happy. "Nothing but Meditation? Doth Contemplation feed thee so Regardlessly to let earth go? Can Speculation satisfy …

beginning of the book, Hester has to walk through the marketplace with her baby to the scaffold to seek her punishment. The townspeople…

one trouble or another. Spoiler reports indicate that Sharon’s secret will again come to the surface as Faith overhears her talking about losing Sully. Faith will get anxious. At this point, Dylan interrupts and Sharon dodges the question. She tells him that it was a misunderstanding and they were talking about Cassie. After Faith and Sharon leave, Dylan questions Mariah about the same and she reiterates what Sharon said.…

stunning book tells the story of how his white mother was capable of successfully raising twelve black children. Coming from a Jewish, cruel, and dark past with an abusive father in the family, James’ mother, Ruth, finally opens up to his son after decades and decides to tell him the story of how she managed to run away from home, find happiness, and deal with strong emotions. Ruth lives through a lot of tragedies, sorrows, prohibitions, judgment, and little compassion or love. It was hard for…

“Better off Dead” by Sleeping with Sirens is a song about a girl who feels alone, depressed and wanting to commit suicide. The girl feels that she doesn't belong anywhere and believes that suicide would finally end the voices and her depression. I also believe that the song represents the people of today about how they feel with their depression and suicidal thoughts. For example, the lyrics, “And the demons that she has are all she knows” and “If I was would it finally be enough To shut out all…