Brief Summary Of The Chapter 'Costumes': Auggie

his helmet” to show the great determination he has within himself. An interesting point to

Near the end of the book Auggie feels accepted. On page 282 we find evidence of this when he says, “It was like I was one of them.” When he says “them” he is referring to the other students. Auggie could finally feel “normal” and it is necessary for August to feel this way because people have always seen Auggie as strange because of his face. At a point August even forgets he has Treacher Collins syndrome. On page 307 we find an example of this, “I wasn’t even thinking about my face. I was just smiling a big happy smile.” August felt like it didn 't matter what his face looked like. It just mattered that he was happy. For once, Auggie didn 't feel like everyone was trying to get away from him; on the contrary, he said, “It kind of felt like everyone wanted to get close to me.” (pg 308) August can finally feel like a “normal” kid.

His facial difference was his main struggle in life. An example of Auggie demonstrating the May precept from Mr.Browne was when he chose not to report the 7th graders who were using firecrackers, bullied Auggie physically and verbally, and took his hearing aids (even though the teachers found out anyway). In the same situation, Auggie wanted to run away from the 7th grade bullies, but he stayed, because he didn’t want to leave Jack behind. More than enough times, Auggie always put up with Julian’s bullying and mean notes, and he never told a teacher. He was never rude when he noticed people staring at him excessively, or looking away when they saw him. Auggie was always very good at being good to everyone he

In “The Emperor’s New Clothes,” Patricia J. Williams speaks of her sons experiences in his school. The ethical problem she brings up is that kids see color as a factor in how they like something. Whereas her son sees color as if it doesn’t matter. In the article, Williams says that her son resists to identify color at all. “‘I don’t know,’ he would say when asked what color the grass was, or, most peculiarly, ‘it doesn’t matter.’” Williams wishes for people to realize that color does not matter. Williams wants people to see that race really matters and people bringing it up that it does not matter, is just proving her point even more.

evolution of a sports helmet, literally rider by rider by rider.” said Matt Owen. (Cartwright,

“It is a mask to protect you from the poisonous gases in the air and it also helps your eyes with your vision in the dark.”

Throughout the novel, Auggie constantly fights to be known for something other than the way he looks. His face may appear strange and frightening, but on the inside he is no different from any other kid. Auggie is a 10 year old boy suffering from Treacher Collins. Treacher Collins is a is a rare syndrome where you have a disphormanty of the face, because of this disorder, he has had 27 surgeries ever since he was born. It is very difficult for him and his family because everywhere they go people stare at him. This really upsets his siblings because people are staring at him and making fun of their little brother just because of what he looks like. Auggie is homeschooled, but his parents decide to put him in the school Breecher Prep. It is really

George helps Lewis understand that though their lives may be different, they are alike. Lewis accepts that he is Indigenous and as a result becomes confident because his identity has fully evolved as “ Lewis.” Secondly, in the movie Wonder, Auggie learns to accept his facial deformity with the aid from his friends and family. At Auggie’s graduation, he learns from his father that his helmet which he uses to hide his appearance was never lost. His dad says “ But I can maybe “find” it if you need it back.”

I like how the book went. It started out as someone who didn’t like going out much because of his face.Auggie always used to where an astronaut helmet to hide it. His only friends at the time were the kids on his road.

In the novel, Wonder, in pages 1-311, by R.J. Palacio, Auggie Pullman, a boy that had multiple surgeries due to his deformed cleft palate conquers the world with his smile and later his confidence. In this book Auggie goes to school for the very first time. Over time, Auggie learns how to appreciate who he is, and he shows others [kids & adults] that having a deformed face is not going to stop him from what he wants to achieve in life. Later on in his life, he faces the loss of his beloved dog named Daisy and many family problems such as his parent’s divorce and his dad’s new little family that is beginning. Overall R.J. tries to show kids like Auggie that they are meaningful in some way, and they are beyond amazing and strong.

In the earlier parts of the sixteenth century, everything was changing in England. Everything from their queens right down to fashion. The fifteenth century was a time if simple styles, anything that would create a simple silhouette of a woman. The sixteenth century was different, this era is what we now call Elizabethan fashion. Clothing wasn't just merely an insignificant thing in the days of Elizabethan England. There are some very small yet important items that must be worn to have a proper Elizabethan outfit. Everything was equally important, all the way down to the make up that was worn. During the Elizabethan times they had everything, specific outfits and accessories, some more lavish, according to classes. In fact, it is quite significant

People often go out of their way to find the best costume for celebrating the Halloween. Most know that the costume cannot be complete without props and accessories so many would also try to find the best one that would complement their outfits. The overall appeal of the costume would also be much better with makeup. Some people would think that it can only be useful for scary costumes but this is not the case.

The band Slipknot is a powerful metal band that uses their identity and grotesque appearance to play a large role in their music. They are well known for its head turning grotesque self-made image as all the members wear matching orange jumpsuit uniforms (like the ones people wear in American jails), and wear individual unique masks that cover the whole of their face and often their head. The original idea of wearing the masks while performing was often attributed to a clown mask that the percussionist Crahan would bring to rehearsals when the band first started as it he felt that it helped him get into character and become immersed in the music. The concept developed, and in the late 1997, when the band decided that every member would wear

The main purpose that people don't need to wear helmets in a car or on bikes because it will make them not pay attention to what is going up the road and who is beside them,and that is really dangerous to who is driving next to them and another person driving down the road and they look at the person with the helmet on they would stare and bump into somebody and cause a very deadly accident.

This helmet was previously worn by Vincent Roland Exton, a local chief warden of Air Raid Precaution (ARP). The helmet is made of steel in order to protect the person who is wearing the helmet away from fragments of bombs and other dangerous objects, which are common especially during the Bombings