Blank Space Analysis

One reason for this to be true is that she is very curious. She is curious about the world and people around her. This

It is as if she is hiding a secret that she wants to tell but knows that she should keep to herself.

queen; in the long run, she is enforced back to realism when provoked by a man who signifies

more important to her than other things. She shows that she doesn't need or want a thing to do

Lyn Di Iorio and Laura Restrepo in their respective novels have managed to provide an overview that how supernatural and mystical powers and entities can change the life and perspective of individuals. Both of the novels entitled as Outside the Bones and Delirium are having a similar theme of conventionality and ghostliness.

When she arrives for her appointment with you, she is dressed provocatively in a low-cut blouse and tight pants. She has heavy eye makeup on and seems to be very needy, becoming tearful several times during the session.

- Desire to be seen as desirable. Very sexual in nature. Breaking from the tradition of being conservative. Sonya wants power and she uses her sexuality to

She shows extreme endurance & the will to live and love her life, which is it’s own kind of optimism that stems from experience and knowledge instead of

makes her seem like she is special and as if she was ‘god sent’. All

This shows that the boy always watches where she is going, and then goes out of his way to get physically closer to her. In this example, you can plainly see that the boy’s actions are being controlled by his obsession for the girl, and not by some great love he has for her.

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to notice her. It also seems like it is a mask for her to hide behind,

• Even though she seems very playful at the opening, we know that she has had

that she is humoured by the idea that every young an who has a large

ideologies about images, and is consciously aware that she is an object of the gaze. As women