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    The Secret Life of Bees In Sue Monk Kidd’s novel The Secret Life of Bees there is a psychological allegory present‚ which is proven by the characters in the story. The psychological allegory is based on the theory by Sigmund Freud‚ this theory states that in the human brain there is three major psychological portions‚ the id‚ the ego‚ and the super ego. The id is the portion that induces selfishness and hatred and other “bad” actions‚ the super ego is the opposite of the id‚ putting others

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    Often‚ famous novels go through the process of becoming movies. On the outside world of the film‚ fans of the novel and people who want to see the movie are running around in excitement‚ but behind the scenes there is a lot more than what meets the eye. Behind the scenes‚ screenwriters are doing their best to make an appealing movie‚ studio executives are deciding whether or not to keep the movie in the works and the authors who originally wrote the novel are hoping that the plot of the movie doesn’t

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    Hannah Boyer Mr. O’Mara English IV; Period B 8/25/08 The Secret Life of Bees Bees‚ honey‚ the Black Madonna‚ the 1960’s‚ the power of women‚ what do all of these things have in common? All of these things are what one would think of when reading the book‚ The Secret Life of Bees. Those who have read The Secret Life of Bees know that it is not a book about different kinds of bees and how bees live their lives‚ but it is a book about a poorly treated girl named Lily who runs away from

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    The Secret Life of Bees is a novel the centers in on the events that take place in a Lily Owens’ life in the 1960s in Southern Carolina. The novel begins with Lily Owen reflecting on the day her mother died. Lily remembers many aspects of the day‚ but not exactly occurred to end her mother’s life. After Lily has completed her self reflection‚ she is noted to be in the back of police car with her African American nanny‚ Rosaleen. It is soon learned Rosaleen had thrown her tobacco at three high ranking

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    special outside washroom just for black people and not letting black people into stores or hotels in The Secret Life of Bees. Black maids are not allowed to use whites’ washroom and the guest washroom as white people think they carry ‘disease’ that will transmit to them through using the same toilet. “‘I did not raise you to use the colored bathroom!’ I hear her hiss-whispering‚ thinking I can’t hear‚ and I think‚ Lady‚ you didn’t raise your child at all. ‘This is dirty out here‚ Mae Mobley. You’ll

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    progress.” Douglass explains that for progression to take place‚ there must be some sort of obstacle. For example‚ in Sue Monk Kidd’s book‚ The Secret Life of Bees‚ Kidd implements indirect characterization‚ symbolism‚ and allusions to help have a better connection to Lily’s development. Lily is depicted as person who is learning from the racial‚ family‚ and life hardships she encounters. Regarding to indirect characterization‚ Lily was portrayed as a girl who was able to stand up to her abusive father

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    Novel Notes 1.Essential Information- The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Fiction Civil Rights Movement2002 2.Authorial Information- August 12‚ 1948-present Graduated from Texas Christian University with a B.S in nursing in 1970United States2014 Oprah Book Club Selection‚ The Invention of Wings2010 Homecoming Award‚ Oklahoma Center for Poets and writers‚ Oklahoma State University at Tulsa2006 South Carolina “The Order of the Palmetto” Award‚ the state‘s highest civilian honor‚ bestowed by the

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    Zack Lincoln Tayler is a determined young man. Zack is a character from the novel‚”The Secret Life Of Bees”. The book is dated back to the 1960’s when there was segregation among African Americans. Zack is a determined young man‚ he has a dream of becoming a lawyer and bringing justice among racist white people‚ he doesn’t have a bias opinion about certain types of people. He is in high school for the whole span of the book‚ he became very hard and more determined near the end of the book because

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    The Secret of Finding Meaning in Life Life is truly too short‚ this phrase really bothered me because it made me think of how I could make my life meaningful and with sense; something that is living life to the fullest and touching the life of others by serving them because in serving you will know what really life is just like Jesus who came to earth not to be serve but to serve. But how we could make our life living with significance and meaning? This question is so stunning especially

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    Lily’s Chains In The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd‚ Lily’s life is tough throughout the book‚ and she probably has not lived the most expected desirable life with the conflicts and struggles she encounters. Lily’s “chains” in the book are the mystery and death of her mother and the prejudice in her communities and the racial assumptions she makes. Although Lily never actually knew her mother‚ she still plays a huge role in the novel and Lily’s life‚ and the racial prejudice leads to violence

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