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    seek to fulfil the need to belong either in other ways or in other places. These aspects of belonging are explored in the travails of the protagonists in the prescribed text The Simple Gift by Steven Herrick’s‚ and my two supplementary texts the novel Ugly By Constance Briscoe‚ and the filmThe Blind Side by John Lee Hancock. Each embarks on a journey of discovery to find their identity and their place. In the absence of firm attachment in youth an individual may become unsure of their identity and

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    the ugliest thing walking." "Can’t help but be. Ought to be a law: tow ugly people doubling up like that to make more ugly. Be better off in the ground." "Well‚ I wouldn’t worry none. It be a miracle if it live." (pg. 189-190) In my final example we’ll look at Pecola and her wish to have blue eyes. Pecola believes that if her eyes were blue‚ making them beautiful in accordance to white standards‚ her life would be less "ugly"‚ and her problems would go away. I believe Pecola also thinks that if

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    study how they deal with beauty in "The Pervasiveness and Persistence of the Feminine Beauty Ideal in Children’s Fairy Tales." Beauty or ugliness is referred to in 94 percent of the Grimms’ fairy tales‚ with evil characters often being described as ugly. In "Cinderella‚" beauty in women was referred to 114 times. The stories have fewer than 35 references to male characters‚ according to the study. "I think the message that’s given to girls is that beauty is one of the most important traits for females

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    Agamemnon decides to keep the crucible of beauty as he believes nothing is more powerful than empowerment. His ugly decision showed that he wasn’t making any contributions to the community‚ which follows to the second phase of the king’s rite of passage. The second step is separation‚ the diminishment as an extraordinary leader. The king of men had chosen to put himself in a selfish and ugly direction by keeping Chryseis to make him look more powerful and god-like. In revenge‚ a plague was sent to

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    by society for black women fuels into their insecurities and drives them towards self-hatred. From the start‚ Pecola’s community‚ classmates‚ teachers and parent’s drill into her head that she is unattractive. Pecola Breedlove comes to admit she is ugly as she starts obsessing over the idea of having the bluest eyes to make her attractive. Pecola full-heartedly believes that blue eyes are a necessity for beauty and if she were to by some means acquire them‚ all of her problems in life would disappear

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    effort to preserve realism in the film‚ director Roman Polanski opted to change the traditional conveyance of Shakespeare’s soliloquies and asides... The opening scene with the witches was rather poorly done. Polanski made the women look so grotesquely ugly that they distracted the audience from the important plot element of the scene: what they were saying. Unfortunately‚ this too was clouded: their screeching voices and constant giggling made them difficult to understand. A witness to the film unfamiliar

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    myths of diversity. Diversity results in congestion causing the cities to end up fighting diversity through their zoning regulations. The first myth is that diversity looks ugly. Diversity is supposed to be about differences‚ like aged and new buildings. This mix doesn’t mean that it is ugly to look at. Anything done badly can be ugly. Homogeneity seems orderly but does not allow for change or expression. Jacobs describes the homogeneity or close similarity among uses‚ in real life‚ poses very puzzling

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    so funny is because it may have happened to them or a friend. One may be offend by Family Guys risky takes on sensitive subjects‚ but it is the truth and the truth hurts sometimes. Family Guy: The Ugly Truth Family Guy‚ a show many people love to hate. With the creators not scared to speak the ugly truth‚ to say the show has harsh critics is an understatement. Antonia Peacocke‚ a Harvard student at the time‚ wrote an article about the show called‚ Family Guy and Freud: Jokes and Their Relation

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    ABC family channel and is based on a group of ‘pretty’ teenage girls who are trying to discover the real truth about their friends’ murder and who the anonymous person that sends them messages only their dead friend knew is. Each one of them has an ‘ugly’ secret which is revealed as time goes leading them on to actually identifying who the anonymous person really is.  Pretty Little Liars is promoted through many media platforms. One platform they are promoted through is print. The poster above of Pretty

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    Society is not better when it strives for sameness because citizens who are different will end up punished for their uniqueness. In “The Different Ones”‚ after contacting the government office in hopes for finding a home for his son‚Victor‚ who was born with a deformity and is constantly being bullied‚ an official tells Mr. Koch that “[killing him] would be in the nature of a medieval value judgment. Hardly applicable in this day and age. To mercifully put someone to sleep for humanitarian reasons

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