Analysis Of Empath Violet's Dithers By Athanor Griffin

Throughout "Our Secret" Griffin explores the different characters' fears and secrets and she gives specific insights into these "secrets". Through examining others Griffin comes to terms with her own feelings, secrets, and fears. She relates to Himmler, Leo, Helene, and everyone else even though she is different than all of them. One fact that can be made about all of these characters is that they all represent humans and human emotion

begins to grow up a little and realizes she is now seeing her parents otherwise, almost with a new

Experiencing further unstable environments, these children are forced to move from one foster home to another. They rarely develop meaningful relationships and constantly endure lack of care and protection by adults. Sabreen, another gifted student, was able to excel in school despite her unstable environments. She, too, became a ward of the county battling to find a stable home, constantly being placed in unstable environments, environments that do not encourage any achievement. When her situation becomes untenable, she goes AWOL, like Olivia, refusing to return to county supervision. Corwin masterfully frames the problem that wards, like Olivia and Sabreen, face when they feel that going back into the system is not an option. The additional struggles can be seen through Olivia and Sabreen accepting jobs with long hours in order to make enough to pay their bills. The responsibility on taking care of themselves financially detracts from their studies, which quickly can become a vicious, never-ending cycle.

Coming from a lonely and abusive home Mary had to find happiness outside of her house. Her mom made a friend from their church and she happened to have a three month year old baby. Mary always occupied the Richardson’s by helping with baby Alyssa, while also distracting herself from reality. Meeting the Richardson’s ended up being Mary’s worst nightmare. One night the Richardson’s went out and asked Mary and her mother to watch Alyssa.

Anyways back to the summary, Violet is going on a trip to L.A. to visit her real dad, while on a trip to Stars maps with her step mom she decides it a good idea to try and see if she can talk to George, Violet as I said, creeps out of her car and attempts to sneak into George's house and ask him to marry her mom, if that sounds weird just keep listening, after that, she steals a golf cart and runs it into his car, while eating lunch with her dad it. This is actually serious, stealing go carts and trying to see celebrities is nothing to put in a book, many of them have had traumatic experiences with fans. Anyways as I said she attempts to climb the fence to get to george’s house, meanwhile at home Violet's mom is attempting to find love with and absolute loser by the name of Dudley, I believe that Susin was attempting to make Dudley charming but from what we know about Ingrid she doesn’t deserve someone like dudley, Ingrid is the cool mom that everyone likes, she makes good choices most of the time,so why place her with dudley this book has potential to be very good, so that is what leads me to think that Ingrid being with Dudley and the fact that even the most bias reader would notice the extreme plot convenience, from the keys being in the golf cart when she wants to steal to the fact that her dad works right next to george clooney, is what forced george clooney to be bad, Susin

Anderson also warns the readers of technology through the character of Violet. Violet is the girl who Titus meets in the first act of the story and the one who ultimately opens up his eyes to the world past the feed. In her resistance of the feed, Violet meets her end, and this for Anderson send the message across that technology is bad. In her attempts to be free, Violet practices self control. Anderson writes,“She had this whole thing about self-control, okay, and the importance of self-control. For example, she said, when she bought something, she wouldn't let herself order it for a long time” (Anderson 143). Violet has a routine that she follows whenever she wants something from the feed that helps her with the feeling of having control over herself. She waits a long time before she gets anything unlike everyone else because, in her mind, it keeps the feed from owning her. Violet’s struggle for power with the feed and how it leads to her demise is one of the main conflicts in the story. The feed’s grip on society and Violet’s method of resistance shows how the feed is something that is depended on. Despite her tries to control herself, the feed ends up winning in the end. In another attempt to cut the feed’s control to of her, Violet goes on a quest to create an untraceable customer profile. This ultimately backfires on her when she gets hacked at a party. When asked if they can fix her, the feed companies explains that, “We're sorry, Violet Durn.

The setting changes while Francie continues to mature into a woman. She becomes 16, and is beginning to lead a life of her own. The family leaves the grieving they had for Johnny behind. Not only does Francie start out with a clean slate, so does the rest of the Nolan family. After the two and ½ years of mourning for Johnny, Sergeant Mc Shane asks Katie to marry him. War rages through the country. While he and Katie make arrangements for the fall wedding and gifts of money and whatnot, Francie makes headway in her personal life.

Sophie is currently living with the Fringe’s and surviving on the land with limited resources. Sophie’s quality of life is reflected by her attire which is tattered, tangled, and filthy. Sophie is in a relationship with Gordon, otherwise known as David’s uncle, but is not truly satisfied as she still has intimate feelings about David. After realizing that she cannot join David’s group because she does not have a metal ability, experiences jealously and melancholy realizing that she does not belong to any group and is an outcast in this world. Her life was not lived to the fullest since everyone focused on her exterior rather than her interior, and was not appreciated for her strengths only her weakness.

They explore their childish side they didn’t experience in their younger years as they focused on their careers. Ezekiel installs a playground set on their fifteenth wedding anniversary and together they build a treehouse for their twentieth. After their last major purchase of a home they decide to scale down their careers to something they enjoy. Luna begins work at a hardware store and provides graphic designing services on the side while Ezekiel is hired as a manager in a local store for his project managing expertise. Together they rebuild and strengthen their relationship and enjoy the comforts of owning a permanent home. After settling down and recharging from their draining, young-adult lives, they even begin to foster animals again. This time they foster dogs and cats, providing the animals their own home temporarily to allow the injured and scared to heal as they did. From sun up to sun down the animals, Ezekiel, and Luna go through their lives happily and with a smile that only having a permanent place to go could

This hatred-ridden mask of pure despise that can tear through your flesh right to your delicate emotions, if you are willing to let your soul be monitored by the beholder. Gretchen easily hides behind this persona, using her seemingly innocent trick/smile to swarm your brain with cowardly thoughts as if she, herself, is the mastermind behind mind-control. Hazel wonders if a smile from girls these days is even possible. If they have hoarded so much disgust for their own selves that even the simple task of a true, genuine smile will somehow make their bodies turn to stone and crumble, exposing all of their self-hatred. Both parties bring up flaws in another person 's life that seem unchangeable. When Gretchen’s posse realizes that Hazel is more prepared than they imagined, they jump onto the fact that Hazel’s family is different. Raymond, Hazel’s disabled brother, basically has a bullseye on him at all time. Anyone can easily snipe him with physical and emotional abuse. By either taking his allowance or calling him names, no one backs down from targeting Raymond. That’s exactly what happens with Mary-Louise and Rosie. With absolutely no surprise, they go after Raymond hoping to trigger Hazel, as their last, suffocating attempt to make Hazel wary of the race that creeps closer, like vultures scarfing down the left-over remains of a lion’s dinner.

The main character Titus, a son of a middle class family, meets Violet, Titus's love interest for majority of the

Her first foster home is with a mother named Star. Star is a busty, and leggy, ex-coke addict turned Christian. Star has a boyfriend named Ray, and Astrid falls in love with him. Astrid, 13, has an affair with the 40-something Ray. Star gets jealous of their friendship and gets suspicious. One day, Star comes in, in a drunken rage and

Riley’s family move from Minnesota to California. With the difficulty of moving homes, the emotions go into panic mode, like any normal pre-teen would react, but Joy recognizes the problem and tries to help keep the situation positive. On the trip to Riley’s new house, the emotions share the possibilities of what their new house could look like. The creativity that the emotions contain depict houses with slides, dragons, candy, and even in a tree. When she arrives at a new house all the emotions are quickly disappointed by the exterior of Riley’s new home. Joy then remembers that Riley’s dad was talking about how great Riley’s room was going to be. Again, Riley is disappointed and Joy is pushed off the control board by Anger, Sadness, Disgust, and Fear to create memory balls. Joy tries to influence the emotions by creating a dream room for Riley. As Riley heads downstairs for her stuff from a moving van, she discovers that they van is delayed for a couple of days. Bad situations seem to keep piling up for Riley’s family and when Riley realizes this, she begins to play hockey with a piece of paper to take her parents out of their mood. Her dad gets a phone call from his job and the mood goes down again. Her mom seems sad and Riley suggest pizza from a place she saw down the street. The pizza is a disappointment, it has broccoli on it. Riley can’t seem to get out of her rut. When night comes, she overhears her dad still upset on his phone and asks to be tucked in. Her mom comes into her room and right before Riley was about to get mad, her mom thanks her for her positive attitude in

Learning to use their powers comes with responsibility and the occasional tendencies towards misbehaving. Ivy, Oliver, and Jameson must navigate the real world with a heightened new perspective. Meanwhile on the other side of Redwood City Dr Philippa Yates nefariously continues to create her own army of super humans. However, a break in the sequencing sees her creating a weaponised force of criminals who threaten the lives of Redwood City citizens. It is up to the Webers to protect the people and remain anonymous from the Nobel Alliance who craves the science for warfare and will do anything to acquire it. Attempting to keep good grades while secretly saving the city will test the trio like never before, until old family secrets are revealed it tests their loyalty, family, and themselves.

Plot summary: Frex who is a minister who has a sermon to give today and Melena who is a housewife, is pregnant with Elphaba who turns out to be born green. They hide out in a house in the woods. Turtle Heart who is a Quadling that is having an affair with Melina, makes a magic mirror for Elphaba. A character named Galinda goes to Shiz University and ends up having Elphaba as her roommate. There is a tea party/ poetry slam that Madam Morrible is hosting and Boq who was Elphaba’s childhood friend, goes up to her to introduce himself but she acts rudely to him and then leaves. Mr. Dillamond is a goat that is a professor at the college for girls so this implies that he is