Everybody might think she’s crazy but I think she’s a legend, from blue lipstick to glitter cannons Ke$ha has it all, but most importantly she knows how to be herself. - If there is someone that has ever done the craziest things ever imagined I think that person would most likely be Ke$ha. - Would you ever write a dollar sign in your name to symbolize how poor you once were and make a joke out of it? Most people think that if you act like something you’re not more people will like you, I love Ke$ha because she doesn’t care what people think of her and if they like her or not, she’s always herself no matter what. Everybody might think she’s crazy but I think she’s a legend, from blue lipstick to glitter cannons Ke$ha has it all, but most importantly she knows how to be herself.
The elaborate ritual of the lottery is designed so that all villagers have the same chance of becoming the victim. The story ends with a popular housewife of the town being unjustifiably stoned to her death. As she dies, she cries for help and it is as if she is no longer a person. It no longer matters who she was. The Chrysanthemums by John Steinbeck is a short story of an
Film Connections: Unforgiven and Mercy among the Children Justice Although good or evil is not that clear in the movie Unforgiven, I believe that there’s no one has a “just” idea of what to do. First, Alice is the only one shows good comparing with Skinny and Little Bill. She clearly knows what she loves and what she hates. Although she collects money to hire killers to revenge Delilah on the cowboys (because of the strong sense of self-esteem), she definitely regrets doing that since she saw the dead body of the young cowboy. She never thinks about killing is really going to happen.
Mercy Killing Persuasive Paper Why is mercy killing seen as being illegal? In the novel Of Mice and Men written by John Steinbeck, nobody in the novel seemed to care about the fact that George mercy killed Lennie, they wanted to do so their selves. In the story the characters George and Lennie had previously had jobs until Lennie (the harder worker) grabbed a girl’s dress being accused of rape. They both now work on Tyler Ranch bucking barley; meanwhile while the workers are playing in the horse shoe tournament, Curley’s wife begins talking to Lennie letting him feel her hair. In this scene she then begins to scream and Lennie panics which led to him breaking her neck.
Jack Salmon just wished he could have protected his daughter Susie from being murdered, but now all he could do was try to get his revenge. Jack’s life was slowly crumbling. First, his daughter was raped and murdered one day while walking home from school. Then all that followed after that was more bad news. There were investigations and questions but never any answers.
I couldn’t answer to my conscience if I did”(O’Connor, 9). But actually this is just an excuse of her to visit some friends in east Tennessee. This seemingly trivial warning is also used as foreshadowing to set up a big irony: it is the grandmother that leads the whole family to the Misfit. The ostensible kindness is a proof of her selfishness. When the Misfit kills her family one by one, she never begs the criminal to spare the life of her children.
Shirley Jackson’s shocking ending in “The Lottery” Would you like to win the lottery? Most people would answer with a “yes” to this question. Winning the lottery is always associated with happiness, joy and the beginning of a new and better life. On the other side, Shirley Jackson makes her readers discover a different lottery where winning acquires a whole new meaning. Jackson’s lottery is a source of fear and a lack of emotions hidden under the beautiful appearances.
The slaying of Susie devastated her whole town and brought them closer together. Losing such a young and bright student such as Susie in a horrible way such as murder and rape, the town would react in the same manner because murder never took place in their small Pennsylvania town. Death is portrayed as a sad and depressing entity. Although everyone will experience some sort of death in their lifetime, many do not know how to handle a sudden and brutal one. For the Salmon family, the death of their daughter Susie is a tremendous task to try and cope with because of how she died.
The old man claims that there has always been a lottery and by giving up the lottery the villagers will get in trouble. He doesn’t want to question it seeing that this might cause instability in the entire village. Everyone in the village is so engaged in this matter that they don’t want to question it either. Villagers have grown up with this tradition and it has stayed in their blood, which makes them follow tradition, no matter how big the price they might have to pay. As a result, innocent people die in the name of tradition.
When she got out of the bathroom, Charlie made a comment about the boots, calling them cheap, and tells her that he hated them. After that comment, she finally figured out that he was a handsome ass, and leaves Charlie. Characterize the main character Miss Lulu is a funny and very friendly person, and her friends are just like her. She really wants to be posh, but she can’t afford to buy expensive cloth, shoes and other nice things. She meets Charlie, who she falls in love with, but all she can think of is all the expensive things he got.