Long ago there were these two kids around 14 and 15, they were freshman in high school. They grew up with each other since they were babies, even in the same neighborhood, so they’ve alway been friends. Her name is Julia, and his name is Jaxon, they told each other everything and did so much with each other, so they’re like best friends. Their freshman year things changed for them, but they were still best friends. They got really close. Here's a bit of background information on Julia and Jaxon. They both grew up in laid back families. Julia’s mother died when Julia was just four from breast cancer. She lived with her father her whole life. Jaxon’s parents were close to Julia’s mother and promised Julia’s father that they will help out if …show more content…
Jaxson and Julia had their own little house together, while he was gone she had her friend Amanda stay with her so she wouldn’t be so lonely. Jaxson went back home for a couple of weeks and seen a difference in Julia, he noticed that she didn’t want to do as much and she looked really sick. Two day’s later, he woke up earlier than she did so he went out to get food, when he came back he seen blood all over the floor going into the bathroom. He called the ambulance, they arrived to the hospital and the doctors came back telling them that she had leukemia. Jaxson started to cry, he grabbed her hand and didn’t know what to say he just wanted to hold her in his arms. They also found out that Julia was 2 months pregnant, and there wasn’t a whole lot they could do about it. They were both shocked, they both smiled but they still cried because he was going to lose his love, and now his baby. The doctors asked Julia why she never got treatment done, Jaxson just looked at her with a straight face and said “what are you talking about?”. Julia looked at him and squeezed his hand, and said “I’m sorry I never told you but I was diagnosed when we were sophomores.” Jaxson cried more and more, he didn’t know what to do or what to say, he didn’t want her to
Her struggles are of a flower trying to blossom in a pile of garbage. Growing up in the poor side of the southside of Chicago, Mexican music blasting early in the morning or ducking from the bullets flying in a drive-by shooting. Julia solace is found in her writing, and in her high school English class. Mr. Ingram her English teacher asks her what she wants out of life she cries “I want to go to school. I want to see the word” and “I want so many things sometimes I can’t even stand it. I feel like I’m going to explode.” But Ama doesn’t see it that way, she just tells, Julia, she is a bad daughter because she wants to leave her family. The world is not what it seems. It is filled with evil and bad people that just want to her hurt and take advantage of
...r problems. Julia maintains her behaviour and is portrayed as calm and collected. “She became alert and businesslike, put her clothes on, knotted the scarlet sash about her waist, and began arranging the details of the journey home.” (Orwell 129) This allows the reader to see that Julia is organized in her life, unlike Winston whose thoughts are scattered. Due to the extreme differences in the couple’s personalities the reader is left to question whether Julia ever loved Winston.
Starting as a journalist that does what she is told Julia breaks escapes the boundaries of her marriage: by no longer doing as Bertrand tells her to do, and no longer falls victim to his appearance by having sex after they fight. By doing this she feels free to to overcome society's rules, as many people are telling her to stop after she has written her article of the Vel d’Hiv, and starts to look for
Julia Vann isn’t your typical YA main character. She and her twin brother are abnormally close. As in, they can’t stand being separated from each other for even a short period of time. They do everything together: sleep in the same room, sign up to the same clubs, take comfort from one another, everything.
In the last chapter Jody and Janie got into a huge fight in the store which consisted of many verbal and physical attacks. In chapter 8 after the fight Jody moves into another room into the house. During this time Jody’s health begins to deteriorate along with their relationship, they stop talking altogether and Jody stops eating the food she cooks. Janie then decides that Jody needs to see a real doctor, instead of the ones that he was seeing who offered “miracle cures”, so she sent one from Orlando. After assessing Jody he determines that his kidneys had stopped working and that he was dying. After learning of his fate, Janie decides that she wants to see Jody one last time, when she goes to talk to him they get into one last argument
The minute they stepped into New York City, their identities dissolved immediately. Her mother was called Missus Alburest and Julia was called little girl. The father was Mister Alberase. At Julia’s new school, her classmates called her Judy, Judith, Juliet, and many other mispronounced versions of her name. After a while, Julia began to get used to the new identities that the people around her life gave to her family. She was known as the popular, foreign kid. Her sister was the pale, blond, ‘American beauty’ in the family. Her extended family consisted of a bunch of noisy, fat, and embarrassing aunts. Despite all the new names and the wish to fit in, Julia finally decides to not mind the masks that the people gave her and her family and live up to her real
In the beginning of the story, Janie is stifled and does not truly reveal her identity. When caught kissing Johnny Taylor, a local boy, her nanny marries her off to Logan Killicks. While with Killicks, the reader never learns who the real Janie is. Janie does not make any decisions for herself and displays no personality. Janie takes a brave leap by leaving Killicks for Jody Starks. Starks is a smooth talking power hungry man who never allows Janie express her real self. The Eatonville community views Janie as the typical woman who tends to her husband and their house. Janie does not want to be accepted into the society as the average wife. Before Jody dies, Janie is able to let her suppressed anger out.
Jack didn’t know what to do in this situation, but all the while he suspected that his wife was cheating on him as well. Jack calls his sister Ellen to get her opinion, but in the process she ends up deciding to come down and stay with them for a while. Jack seemed hesitant but grateful for the company because Julia was never home anymore, she was too busy working at the fab plant for Xymos. When Julia hears that Ellen is coming over, she decides to leave work early. When she pulls in, Eric the middle child says he see someone in the cart with her, but when she walks through the door, she is alone. After dinner, julia abruptly leaves, but as Jack sees her pull out, he sees the figure of a man in the passenger
We learn that Jane is a young girl who is a victim of emotional and
Brittany walks into her room and slumps on her bed. Although she knows tears should be running down her cheeks, her face is dry. She clutches the envelope that she received in the mail today with the results of her blood test. She just found out she is HIV positive four weeks after she was hit with the news that she was pregnant. If her brother was here, he could help, but he died in a car accident four months ago. "What am I going to do? What are my parents going to say? Who is the father of this baby?" Without a job or high school education she feels like she has not hope. She is trapped. "Maybe I should just end it all right now. This is too much for me…"
After Juno goes to her first ultrasound Juno goes to visit Vanessa and Mark who is the couple that Juno is giving the baby too. When she arrives at the house only mark is there. After Juno shows Mark the ultrasound picture they end up hanging out until Vanessa gets home. When Vanessa gets home and sees Juno there she thinks something is wrong with the baby. Juno assures her that everything is fine and shows her the ultrasound picture. After showing her the picture Vanessa says “Juno, your parents must be wondering where you are. You might want to head home (Cody, 2007).” Juno Replies to her “Naah. I’m already pregnant, so they figure nothing worse could happen to me (Cody,
You want it to happen to the other person and you [don’t] give a damn that they suffer, [for] all you care about is yourself” (Orwell 305). In essence she is explaining about the effort to preserve her own life, and that she used whatever means necessary. Her actions speak volumes about the lack of her emotional connection to anyone, even Winston. Fear of her own mortality far outweighed any feelings of attachment she shared with Winston, and that is the reason why Julia only wants what she think she needs. She was only together with Winston because of her sexual desires; she never was devoted to him
And at school they would wait at eachother locker then they would walk to class together and they hate all classes together. Except 2nd and 4th. They became best friend 5 years ago so in 2nd grade they became friends.They just started 7th grade. They started school in August and now it's September.
cries and had to go tell jacks wife that he is dead. They both knew Jack was going to die but
Almost at the age of seven, I made a friend named Dani. I liked being with her because she was always smiling. We played together and giggled a lot. Sometimes, she’d randomly dance, spin around, or run away alone, but I never cared or wondered why. One day, there were these older kids pointing and laughing at her. I skipped up to them. “Dani’s my friend,” I blurted out happily. They laughed even harder.