Epilogue To Racine's Short Story: Roxie

Surprisingly, though, Ian finds her as well, after searching for her - and he thinks its Kaeleigh - and says they have to leave right away. Raeanne, still confused, believes it is about Kaeleigh, and her dying, until she starts to remember that she is Kaeleigh - but where is Raeanne? Suddenly, it comes flashing back to her that Raeanne died in the car accident so long ago.

Andy, who had the hope that he would escape, was able to adjust to life outside. He posed as Randall Stephens and used the laundered money to live his life. However for Red, life was not only difficult, but Red had become institutionalized like Brooks. For the past 40 years, Red had asked to use the bathroom, once he got out of prison those habits stuck with him. Red had difficulty leaving his prison life behind, versus Andy, who was able to live his life normally. Eventually, this lead to Red having thoughts of committing a crime to re-enter prison life. Red had never planned a life for when he got out of prison, because he never had the hope of getting out. Red struggled to find his place in society and felt he did not matter. This made life extremely difficult for Red and everyday felt like a burden. However, Red remembered the promise he made to Andy and decided to follow through on it. When Red crossed the border to meet up with his old friend Andy, he stated that he finally believed in hope. This shows how powerful hope can be and how it can change one’s perspective of

Watkins begins to show the manipulation very early in the play, in the Prologue to be specific. Roxie has just shot Fred Casely and the police and reporters were there. Prior to the police arriving, Roxie had talked Amos into taking the blame for the murder. She did not tell him that she had been cheating on her, so Amos gave her up after he received the news. Roxie says, “You said you’d stick, you said you’d–––” (12) Amos replies, “Sure, if he’s a burglar! What d’yuh lie to me for?” (12). This was when Amos found out about what Roxie failed to mention. Also, it shows the manipulation that she used in order for her to stay out of trouble. She was willing to throw her innocent husband under the bus to keep herself safe. Roxie’s manipulation of her husband to keep herself safe shows how easy the corrupted system could be taken advantage of.

When Ruby goes to her room the reader discovers that Ruby is very a materialistic girl, she begins to complain about her phone as well as how she requires makeup to look good when she goes out, she’s more worried about her appearance than the real problem at hand which is acid rain that can brutally murder someone if they come in contact with it. Simon informs that her shower and sink are temporarily disabled until further notice, this infuriates Ruby which causes her to yell and almost erupt in tears, and this shows that she is very concerned about her presentation to go visit her boyfriend who’s on the verge of death in a post apocalyptic setting. Ruby’s neighbor, Mrs. Fintch asks for assistance and that she requires medicine due to the fact that she was infected and was currently bleeding at a rapid state. Ruby suggests her mom to ignore her and just forget she’s there, to save the medicine for people who really matter like herself. Her mom gives Ruby a foul look and continues to give Mrs. Fintch the medicine, Ruby says she’s wasting her time, but her mom continues to aid the poor old lady who is in desperate need. After people read

When she started to lose her population do to other crimes that were happening she became desperate and faked a pregnancy just to receive all the attention again.

Bobby, a young troubled man, Was raised by his father, a professional con artist after the death of his mother. From a very young age Bobby was exposed to the criminal acts of his father and was taught to lead the same path. When he turns seventeen years old, Bobby meets and falls in love with a girl called Gwen. She gives him a sense of identity and belonging he missed his entire life. During the same time he learns

Roxie lies but shes does it because she thinks lying is the only way to achieve fame and she comes to that conclusion by observing how the other women in jail have achieved fame like that. Roxie start’s lying when she kills Fred Casely and lies to her Husband Amos and makes Amos lie to the cops. Once they found out she 's liar she is taken to Jail where most of her fake fame is made. As soon as Roxie finds out about a great a lawyer Named Billy Flynn and is Somehow interested in her case takes it which leads to Roxie getting a taste of Fame. Roxie once she meets with Flynn, Flynn makes a fake story so that Roxie can tell this to the press.Roxie tells the press that “We Both Reached for the Gun” and the press buy it all. She keep the press mesmerized by her story until someone else steals her spotlight and it’s her time to shine again with another lie.In that same scene she passes out and screams that shes pregnant and she again has the attention of the press and fame that she wants. Flynn being another characters that is such a great liar takes roxie to the Hospital were a sexual favor for the Doctor was all that was needed to prove that Roxie was actually

Both ladies Roxie and Hester commit a crime that is seen as severe in their era, but their crimes are different. In “The Scarlet Letter”, Hester Prynne’s crime is adultery, because during this time of colonial America, their laws are based on the Ten Commandments and if they are broken the punishment is death. In “Chicago”, Roxie Hart’s crime is killing the person she had an

Robert wrote many years later, “In the days that followed, the confusion and terror of having to confront Liz’s disappearance and the possibility that she might have been the victim of foul play culminated in an interview with the Toronto Police’s Homicide squad, during which time I was told that I had murdered the woman that I loved.

R/s when Mr. Weston was in the hospital he conveyed that they were going to found him somewhere to live because he was tired of living with his sister. R/s it is suspected that Ms. Green abuses alcohol. R/s sometimes Ms. Green doesn’t want to deal with her brother.

Rorschach is then taken to prison and he is asked to talk to Dr Malcolm his psychologist. He then is asked to take look at pictures and to describe what he is looking at. The first picture looks like a

This time their interaction was completely different. Roberta acts warm and communicative towards Twyla. “I remembered Howard Johnson’s and looking for a chance to speak only to be greeted with a stingy “wow”. But she was waiting for me and her gue hair was sleek now, smooth around a small, nicely shaped head. Shoes, dress, everything lovely and summery and rich. I was dying to know what happened to her, how she got from Jimi Hendrix to Annadale, a neighborhood full of doctors and IBM executives” (Morrison 139). The use of the phrase “I was dying to know what happened to her”, implies that even though Twyla and Roberta had their disagreements or that Twyla still cares for Roberta deeply. Roberta and Twyla then reminisce and catch up on life experiences and where they are now in

After the Forensic Team left with their fee – Racine wanted some chicken and fries. With Juice tearing up her cell she shut the tele-phone down not being able to forget what this man did at her mother’s funeral and how he had brought home hostages to paint a kidnapping charge on her. Robert called his ass out her father had no problems ending the job. She drove up to Lakeshore had dinner and went home. Ten minutes later – Juice was sitting in the vault waiting for his lady. She didn’t ask him where he’d been or why. These were wasteful questions to ask a man who was about to die. She fucked him wet and hard. This was her man. He tossed her thin body up and down on that bed he sucked her big tits the way she liked it. She came again and knew unequivocally, she loved fucking Juice but he had to

He embarks on a quest to figure out why all of his girlfriends dumped him, so that he could finally have closure. Rob started with his first girlfriend, Allison, whom of which he “dated” in the 6th grade. After Rob calls Allison’s mom he soon finds out that she married her first boyfriend. Taken by surprise, Rob rubuttles that he was her first boyfriend, but

Her final goal was so important to her, protecting her family, she knew she had to do whatever was necessary, even if that meant not being true to her husband or society. In the end, she realizes that it was more important to her husband his reputation, than what it had meant to Nora, all she had done for the love of her family, concluding to the raw truth that her husband didn´t really love her: he loved what she represented before society, a loving, faithful wife that compelled to all his expectations. She knew that to love her children, she needed first to understand and love herself, a thought way beyond and ahead of time, for a woman in the late 1800´s.