Charlotte's Web Theme

Charlotte, the spider is one of the most relatable characters for me, she resembles a mother/teacher figure as the other characters learn from her and her advice. Charlotte’s behaviors consist with her age as she is very wise. All characters seem to be convincing and credible, especially when Fern starts talking to her parents about the animals on in the barn. Each animal is presented differently from one another, each with their own feelings and thoughts, however one thing is for sure, no one likes Templeton. The author presents diversity by the diverse group of animals working together in the story.

They were shown talking about family and how relationships formed and betrayed. Innocence were one of the topics as they were continuously trying to find new evidence to prove their innocence and unveil the truth. Fear was constantly showing within both texts as there was always some tension between certain characters, fearing the truth coming out, and destroying the relationships between characters. The use of themes thoughout Jasper Jones and The Dressmaker was used effectivly to create strong links between the two

I think the second theme is the importance of the journey. The importance of the journey can be symbolized by the yellow brick road. Throughout the novel Dorothy travels along the yellow brick road on her journey to get home to Kansas. Similar to real life she meets new people, makes new friends and has new experiences. Life is full of issues just as the yellow brick road was full of unexpected obstacles. there were holes, dark forests and dangerous rivers. Encountaring experiences both difficult and enriching are the substance of learning about yourself and you relation to others. Dorothy’s escape from the Wicked Witch Dorothy motivates her to keep on with her attempt to get home. Dorothy had to overcome these obstacles just as we have to overcome obstacles that happened to us as we journey through life.

The author conveys the theme through the main character by what the character says, what do others say about the character, and what is striking about the characters thoughts and actions. Such as, when the main character thought about her mother the way she did, and how she had faith that her mother would come that moment for a while that the main character stood in the rain until her mother arrived. It’s also shocking that the main character threw away the beautiful umbrella that she loved, this means the main character must’ve realized that she really didn’t need the

In conclusion, the three most important themes to me in the story, abuse, fear, and karma are what made the story so good. He abuses her, she has fear, that he pokes fun at, and he is punished for his actions. Her greatest fear saved her from enduring anymore abuse from

This creates a special bond with the reader and the text and it helps to capture their interest. The main themes in the text are; The Supernatural; Betrayal; Love; Hysteria; Violence; Insanity; lust; Passion; Loyalty and Jealousy. These themes help to add more detail to the play hence making it more enjoyable and interesting because many of them are still relevant to day. The theme of love is a prominent feature in the play, which will still be relevant to an audience of the future as well.

There was many different themes in these stories, from friendship or independence, to perseverance or redemption. One theme that stuck with me, and could be found in a few of the stories we read, was the theme of shame. Shame can be found in a character’s actions and thoughts. There are many ways in which shame can be depicted, but I saw the overall theme in three of the stories we read in class.

To begin with, one major theme that continuously played a part throughout the entire book is desire. To many of the characters, it was the one urge that they could never overcome. One

In this book Charlotte Doyle shows that she is brave, determined and unusual. Charlotte shows that she is nothing

She doesn't know who to trust so she can trust her self to see if she is with the crew or Jaggery. Another way that the theme was supported was that Charlotte trusted her sels and sided with Jaggery.

Charlotte is the round character in the story who faces many problems. She is the round character because of the decisions she makes. She changes her attitude toward authority, the roles of women and men, and how she takes care of herself.

In this essay, I will focus on the above themes and how the plot and characters add to the themes.    Themes of the story are death, freedom of women, and sadness and joy.   The death and freedom go together because when Mrs. Mallard heard her husband was dead, she was excited to have her freedom.

There is friendship, innocence, experience and, storytelling, relationships.. Yet, the dominant theme, the message the story is conveying the strongest, is Friendships. Gordie , explains this theme so well when he states: “I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve. Jesus, did you?” " ) Goride wants to teach his friends that the friends you have now won't always be there..

I think the theme of this book is love, Luce was not afraid to show her love towards Daniel and never backed out even when Daniel tried to push her away from

The theme of this story is teamwork. Claudia and Jamie worked together a lot in the story. My first example is Claudia and Jamie worked together to create a plan for when the museun is closing. They decided that they would j=hide out in the bathrooms. My second example is that they worked together to find out more about the angel by Claudia reading books and Jamie looking in picture books. From doing this they figured out a clue. My third example is they worked together to be able to survive while running away. They both contributed money and they even washed their clothes. They had found a way to earn money too. In conclusion, that is why the theme of the story is teamwork.