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“Tanya’s heart sank deep within her soul, as she reached out to Roman’s tall, and senseless figure, lying still in a pool of a thin, red substance, on top of the roads rough terrain.” As Berella lay in her comfortable, secret getaway at her small village, Avalon park, and read her sappy romantic novel, she began to feel as if her heart had sunk just like Tanya’s. She loved to read these types of novels, and had always considered herself a romantic, but lately, she was beginning to feel unwanted, and depressed even. Her older step-sisters, Elizabeth and Alexandria were perfect. The two girls got the best of grades and were very talented in music, sports, and technology. Berella might as well been the night to their day, seeing as she was completely the opposite of them. She got okay grades and wasn’t even talented, or so she felt …show more content…
“Has anyone seen a girl with the most beautiful eyes in the land,” Prince Tobias exclaimed frantically, desperately trying to find the mysterious girl. He then remembered those striking blue eyes he gazed at, through the girl's small, black mask, and how her name started with a “b”. It was Berella, he thought, suddenly realizing the truth. All of the people in the ball stopped dancing, and gasped as they saw who was shouting into the crowd of elegantly dressed people. “No,” some of the guest spoke up, responding back to him. “Her name is Berella, and we shall start a search party, and no one shall rest until she is found,” and with nothing else said, people began looking for the beautiful girl, Berella. Weeks began passing fairly quick as the whole village of Avalor began looking for Berella. The Prince couldn’t get her at of her head, and still thought that, the girl he danced with was Berella. “Where could she be?” he constantly thought, looking out of the castle’s large window, and out into the colorful courtyard. ~A few days
At the age of ten, most children are dependent on their parents for everything in their lives needing a great deal of attention and care. However, Ellen, the main character and protagonist of the novel Ellen Foster, exemplifies a substantial amount of independence and mature, rational thought as a ten-year-old girl. The recent death of her mother sends her on a quest for the ideal family, or anywhere her father, who had shown apathy to both she and her fragile mother, was not. Kaye Gibbons’ use of simple diction, unmarked dialogue, and a unique story structure in her first novel, Ellen Foster, allows the reader to explore the emotions and thoughts of this heroic, ten-year-old girl modeled after Gibbons’ own experiences as a young girl.
In chapter one, “Old Father, Old Artificer”, of her graphic novel Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic, the young Bechdel generated her identity through the tensions and mysteries that engulfed her family the home. Masculinity, physical strength and a modern outlook were her personality traits as she grew, becoming the “Butch to [her father’s] Nelly” (269) and his opposite in several aspects. A conscious effort was made on her part to set her own pace from what her father expected of her. He was a strong, influential figure within her life. Expressing emotions towards her father was strictly not allowed in the home. Bechdel was left “rushing from the room in embarrassment” (273) on the one unforgettable occasion that she went to kiss him goodnight. She...
Later that night when Lew arrived home, Molly was gone. Over the next few days, Lew heard Molly come and go, but he didn’t look out his window. Two weeks had gone by when Molly knocked on his door with her basket in hand.
“I don’t know. But I bet they’re looking for us. We picked up their girls,” I replied.
“When we were captured, I was brought to a judge. The judge asked me to tell him the truth about what was happening between us.” Julia said.
“I thought they were still at the college! What do you mean by they can’t find her?”
Her lionhearted clothes reflected her valiant and strong attitude. However – Elisa Allen hid her true feelings. She was deceitful in interpersonal communication. Her tongue spilled bittersweet black smut like that of industrialized coal engines. However – it was compassionate, her concern and subtle behavior. A girl screaming to escape maiden life, but only knew it was disrupt order. “Her face was eager and mature and handsome; even her work with the scissors was over-eager, over-powerful. “The chrysanthemum stems seemed too small and easy for her energy.” Verily, she had the heart of a lion and the appearance of a virgin.
The narrator does not hesitate to show how much Honoria and Charlie care for each other. Though Honoria was just a little girl, growing up without a father is still harsh. Still her love for Charlie is unconditional, and questions about the past are not brought up. Their strong relationship is alm...
"Leo bring her to me." A strange mysterious female voice says, Leo's eyes lit up and he begins to spin around frantically to locate were the eerie voice came from.
Work, Work and Work. This was Cinderella's life, and it was all because of my mother. You may think you know how Cinderella's story went but its not true I am not just one of the evil stepsister. This is what really happened.
“Why not?” Rainbow asked, vexed. “Just tell me where she is. I need to see her!”
"Ex-excuse me, Princess," he stuttered. "But there's, uh, someone waiting for you by the front doors."
The classic tale of Cinderella is well known for the fight of overcoming great obstacles despite great odds. However, there are always a few ill-hearted people who go out of their way to cease any competition that they might face, as seen with Cinderella’s step-sisters. Samuel Jackson says is his distinguished quote, “The hunger of imagination…lures us to…the phantoms of hope,” to help develop a more defined view of a fairytale. The story of Cinderella fully embodies the ideals of a true fairytale by encompassing magic, hope, and struggle between good and evil throughout the duration of the plot.
Did you know that their are hundreds of cinderella stories? The story “Cinderella” has been around for many years, probably since most of us were born. Most stories today are actually based on the original cinderella story, just with some minor changes in the story or movie. Some examples of this are Ella Enchanted, Into the Woods, The Slipper and The Rose, and The Glass Slipper. There are many more stories and movies based around the original story Cinderella. We should all know the story about how a girl lives with her evil stepmother and stepsisters, and she loses her glass slipper and the prince did not sleep until she was found and when he found her then they lived happily ever after. My report today is going to tell you about the Grimm Brothers version, Cinderella original, and the Cinderella non-animated movie. Also how these stories resemble each other and how the roles of each character are similar.
Cinderella’s mother passed away and her father remarried a woman who had two daughters from a previous marriage. A few weeks passed and a prince is holding a three day festival and all the beautiful young girls in the town were invited. Cinderella wanted to go but her evil stepmother gave her two impossible tasks to complete before she could attend the festival. Cinderella completes the two tasks with the help of her bird friends and her mother’s grave. Cinderella goes to the festival and she dances with the prince all three days. Finally, the prince has fallen in love with her and eventually they get married. Fairytales and Disney productions threaten gender politics and women’s role by portraying women in certain areas like domestic behaviors