Analysis Of The Movie ' Carrie '

When reading a book, sometimes it becomes easy to see that a particular place in the book appears time after time. Because of its recurrence, the given setting begins to bear the significance of an individual character. In Annie Baker’s The Flick, the movie theater functions as an individual character for the three following reasons: it exists as the subject of conversation for the characters; it helps a character recall certain events that occurred in the theater; it acts as a mediator.

Sometimes people don’t have the courage to stand up for themselves when challenged with problems. When in the story Eleven by, Sandra Cisneros there is a girl named Rachel she is a shy insecure and doesn't stand up for self. It’s her birday and she is turning 11 years old, but seems that Rachel day is been a bumpy road. Her teacher is giving her a rough time and same with her classmates. All because, shes been put for the balm of how owns the ugly red sweater, These are coulpe Reason.

To attend the prom, a date was required, therefore, Carrie had no intentions to do so. However, Carrie’s classmate, Sue Snell, had instructed her boyfriend, Tommy Ross, to ask Carrie to attend the prom. Initially, due to Carrie’s thinking of a prank being pulled against her, she had declined. Afterwards, when Miss Collins had been informed regarding Tommy Ross asking Carrie to the prom, she advised Carrie to accept Tommy’s offer. Carrie had then decided to attend prom as Tommy’s date, however, Carrie’s mother did not approve of Carrie attending the prom. Carrie’s mother’s disapproval had led to a conflict, causing Carrie to use her telekinesis power against her mother. Carrie’s supernatural power had led her mother to believe that Carrie is in fact associated with the devil.

Every once in a while when Carrie worked up enough courage to ask her mother about things like menstruation, she was accused of sinning for even thinking about those things. Carrie was alienated from society, and ended up using her psychic powers to hurt the people who made fun of her.

On page 6, she describes a female deer as having antlers. She doesn’t know any better, and this contributes to her childlikeness. Her thoughts give an in-depth look at how she behaves and sees her world. She is very sheltered. Coming from an upper-class family, she has these misconstrued thoughts about poor people. She believes if she ever met a poor person, they would treat her like royalty (9). This resembles how a younger child would act. Children don’t really have a concept of what things are like outside of their own lives, how things actually are, so they assume and make up things about other people. If readers were not told how old Alison was, they would go the entire story thinking she was much younger than 14. Saunders does this intentionally, I think, to make readers react to Alison in such a way as to provoke a very strong sense of pity for her. After the ordeal, Alison is having nightmares about what happened. She is impacted long after the event is over, even though her dreams do not match reality. We can deduce that from her dreams she might wish that the little boy would have really killed him, but she doesn’t admit this outright. We as readers feel the most for Alison. We almost ignore that her age is given because how childish her thoughts and actions are before the event. Afterwards, Alison no longer has these childlike thoughts or things play out in her mind. She seems to grow up in the blink of an eye, and this makes the reader’s

Maria was scared of Jawanna and did everything she told her to do. For an example when Jawanna wanted Maria’s brownie she gave it to her, even though Maria wanted it for herself. Jawanna had basically owned Maria. Once when Maria only had one pencil she gave it to Jawanna just because she asked for it. Jessica, Maria’s friend tried to convince Maria to stick up for herself or the bullying would never stop. After Maria thought about it and a talk with Ms. McMillan she said enough is enough. The next day on the school’s playground Jawanna had came to Maria and said that she needed to do her homework for her. Maria then told Jawanna that she didn’t have to time to do her homework or anything else for her again. From that day forward, Maria

Heather tells Melinda that they can’t be friends anymore and Melinda gets mad because she feels like she is the one who took Heather under wing since she was brand new to the area and didn’t know anyone. Now Heather goes to sit with “The Martha” group and Melinda is left to sit by herself at lunch every day. Melinda starts getting depressed that she has nobody to talk to and she starts skipping class and getting bad grades, her parents and teachers notice this new change in her but think she is just trying to get attention from them so they just sort of ignore it but her art teacher doesn’t and encourages her to speak and show her expressions through her artwork. Melinda then becomes friends with a guy names David Petrakis who is her lab partner in science and he is pushes Melinda to speak up. A little while later Melinda sees her old friend from middle school, Rachel start dating Andy Evans, the boy who raped her and she wants to worn her but doesn’t want to speak so she tells her by passing notes to her while they are in the

Carrie had a younger sister, Jillian. She was spared from most of the abuse as she learnt to feign sickness, in order to avoid visits. This left her older sister to bear with their fathers growing sadistic demands. Taking 12 steps, one more step and her pants would be ripped down. Being 9 years old the battle wasn’t hers to win.

B One day, Jamie is put to the test. The bullies repeatedly kicked him, leaving Nabozny with severe wounds. By doing so, he has to be hospitalized. However, even after this incident, this moment haunts his memories for the rest of his life. C Many others would bend under the strain of standing up to the injustice, but Jamie didn’t give in. After feeling too horribly abused, Jamie runs away to seek asylum at a community center in the city. Jamie reaches out to people who give him encouragement and valuable advice to seek a lawsuit against the school that had denied to acknowledge or support Nabozny through his horrible school years. D Jamie's experience inspired others to never give in to bullies. Jamies story not only told others of his experience, but to press charges against whomever is bullying you can really aid. Jamie’s actions promoted the message that anyone who are victims of discrimination and injustice must fight to have their voices heard, and take the necessary steps to solve the

In Chapter 2, Alison talks about her father’s death. Her father got hit by a truck and died, and she thinks it was a suicide but there was no evidence suggesting that and the only one who thinks that is Alison. In addition to that in Chapter 4: In the Shadow of Young Girls in Flowers, Bechdel talks more in-depth about her father’s death and describes what occurred. She explains that her father had been doing some gardening just before he died and that was the cause of his death. According to Alison, her father was doing yard work and as he was crossing the road with to throw away brush that he was carrying, then suddenly he jumps backwards into the road right as a truck is coming and it runs him over (89). The man who was driving the truck that hit Mr. Bechdel explains that it was an accident and that Alison’s father did not jump into the road on purpose, but that he seemed

On the evening of July 27th, I attended a production of “Carrie: The Musical” based on the novel “Carrie” by Stephen King. The musical was performed by Near West Theater in Cleveland and directed by Devon Turchan. The main character who name is Carrie White is an outcast through the entire play and her entire life you learn this when the other students talk about past experiences with Carrie. The main antagonist in the play is her very own mother Margaret White. Ms.White is a very religious woman that wants to protect Carrie from the dangers in the world and even herself, very overprotective women and to what I believe very crazy. The plot is brought to life by supporting characters/actors in the play who names are Sue Nell, Tommy Ross, Chris Hargensen, Billy Nolan, Miss Gardner. The actions of all these people building up and resting on carrier shoulders throughout the play cause her to find out she has powers. The end of Act II is when everything comes together Carrie who was invited to the prom by Tommy Ross in a generous gesture that was purposed by Sue Nell. The prom was going very well and Carrie was becoming carefree and was seeing everything she missed out on. Things took things for the worse when Chris and Tommy pour pigs blood on her when she won prom queen. Carrie took all the frustration and years of bullying and the powers she found out about she burned everyone alive at the prom. When she got home she was covered in blood and was crying her very own mom took

The bullying was just getting worse and worse throughout each grade she went in that she thought suicide was the only way to make it stop. Luckily she never went through with it. By age 14 she lost almost all of her vision. Later in the year something terrible happened to Molly so her mother took her out of school for the remaining part of the year. During that time she realized, “That’s when I realized I wasn’t being bullied because I’m different. There’s no reason. It’s not my haircut, or how I dress, it’s just something in the other person, and they’ve decided to target

Carrie is a story about a girl who has never fit in at school. All the other kids were always mean to her. They ether never thought of her feelings, or didn’t care. One day, in the girls locker room, the teasing got out of hand. This time, a teacher caught them. This time, revenge was in order. At least, that’s what Chris Hargensen thought. The punishment for their crime, no prom. Chris wasn’t going down without a fight, but she sure went down. When a vicious prank is pulled on Carrie at the dance, she snaps and unleashes he telegenic power on all the kids, teachers, parents, and the rest of the town. The town will burn with Carrie’s revenge, but will she burn with it?

”You're so ugly” the bullied called,and It was only the first day of school.That day Nikki saw it happen again and again.She decided to do somthing about it.As she was walking to class she saw Avia and asked

Carrie’s personality did not not allow her to be more social which could have helped her to educate herself on the puberty right, hence her first menstral cycle became a tragedy a nd disaster which affected her whole life. Suprisingly her first menstrual cycle happened at shool when she was taking a shower and becuase of lack of knowledge annouces it publicly for the rest of the students to know , a video was taken about when she had her menstral cycle and it became a talk of the school and had a big influence over her life some students had punishemt for example some where suspended from their prom and one of them happened to be Sue Snell became deeply regreted for maltreaing carrie with the menstral cycle. Although Sue Snell was punshed and not allowed to attend to the prom becuase of Carrie White’s menstral cycle she was conviced that she has to do something for Carrie to cancel what she had done hence she gave her the oppurtunity to go to prom with Tommy the gender,sex, and distinction here is the age of Carrie and the intersectionality is the identity and raise of Carrie’s life and the essentialism is the consideration of her puberty right. The material identity here is the maltreatment of the students against her menstral cycle which reminded her of the tragedy that happened to her. Sue was trying to cancel al the things they had done to her that were