My Opinion About Rachel Spends Her Work

A few moments later Brook interrupted Ann saying that the situation had to be taken care right away. Ann knew that the marketing analysis was about to be finished by Joe, so she decided to have the meeting with the employees right away. She listened to all the employees’ complaints and told them that although an increase will not happen overnight she will commit herself to examine and take care of the issue. She also told them that she will try to get some funds for a training program where everyone could acquire new skills.

Another way to deal with past regrets that is brought to light is the idea of repressing that memory in the first place. Unlike her sisters, Rachel Price is the only one who ignores her guilt. After Ruth May’s death and their departure from Nathan, Rachel rarely ever brings these major events up again. Instead she talks about her new life, speaking about her newest boy toy and complaining about the African’s culture. The night of Ruth May’s death, since Rachel is

I personally can relate to Rachel in this story. I understand what it feels like to

I’ll never get anything else” (50). From this statement one can see that Rachel in a way has convinced herself that housework is an aspiration of hers. She makes it seem as if her situation is not as bad as it really is. Rachel is an educated woman, who deserves to have a substantial job, not being confined to a house on a daily basis. Rachel continues by stating, “We live. According to your philosophy, I suppose, make the best of it –it might be worse” (51). Once again, Rachel is convincing herself that a very obvious issue is not as pressing as it actually is. Grimké could have easily created a simplistic character that lacks depth and vigor, but instead created an individual that grapples with deep psychological trauma and spans farther than what meets the eye.

The story is told through the perspective of Rachel, and the way she tells her story portrays a lot about her character. When the teacher told Rachel if the red sweater was her, she responded with “That’s not, I don’t, you’re not...Not mine.” (paragraph 10). This reveal that Rachel is a shy girl who probably doesn’t speak that often unless provoke. It also shows that Rachel can’t seem to finish what she’s saying. Another thing to take note of is how Rachel tells her story. She tells her story with simple vocabulary, and the way she describe her story makes it seem like it was actually written by a child of that

Not only did she sit there for hours trying to prove her point but she didn’t waste her time though. The man that was accused of killing the young was charge for a year and then he was out of jail because they believe he was incented. After all that hard work trying to get him locks up the court freed him because of Rachel poor testimony

One way that Rachel is insecure is that she is always thinking negative about about things and other people in her class. For instance, in the part of “Eleven” when Mrs. Price tells she to put the sweater on and she does “I put one arm through the sleeve of the sweater that smells like cottage cheese, and then the other arm through and the other and then stand there with my arms apart like if the sweater hurts me”. As you can see all Rachel can think about the sweater is how ugly and smelly it is. To add on to that, she sounds like she is judging Sylvia, the one that said earlier in the story when Mrs. Price asks whos the sweater is and nobody claims it ” I think it belongs to Rachel” and the teacher believes her. Towards the end of the story, Rachel says that she dumb and stupid.

Adam's job definitely wasn't the easiest for a girlfriend, so in the beginning Rachel didn't worry when he didn't contact her. Then she started wondering what was happening, and it wasn't long until she was beside herself with anxiety. She didn't have anyone she could tell about it. Her friends from school didn't really know about her boyfriend's job, and her mother... She had enough on her plate. There was no way she was going to burden her with that story.

In order to get away she moved away from Tom, who lives in Whitney, she moved in with an old friend from college, Cathy. However, Rachel never is able to stay away from Tom because in order to go to work she needs to take a train that passes by Tom’s and his new wife, Anna’s, house. However Rachel does not pay attention to Tom but to a couple that reminds her of her past. Their names are Megan and Scott, Rachel found it comforting the watch them and believe that they were the perfect couple. Which can be seen by stating,“They’re what I lost, they’re everything I want to be” (24, P. Hawkins).

The other kids in the class were quite a factor as well. Although it was not clearly stated, they created a great reason for Rachel to deal with this trauma. To start off with, Sylvia Saldivar was the one who originally pointed out the sweater to be Rachel’s. When in reality it wasn’t, and Rachel knew this and Sylvia probably did too but was expecting an entertaining reaction out of Rachel with the teacher.

 Rachael was sad and continued her job for two more years. One evening she was home thinking of the accident that glory has been it. She wants to do something to keep

Rachel’s Professional Profile is inadequate in regards to her” Personal Mission Statement .and Greatest achievements: Not getting married on her media profile.” The look of she likes to party a lot, also needs to be fixed on a Professional Profile Page.

I agree with you; all Rachel can do in the movie is support and be strong and to some extent Rachel represents everything good about Gotham City. She does what Batman does in the day instead of at night. Which is to put away crook by believing in the power of judiciary system. She is purer than the Bruce and keeps both Bruce and Harvey in check. And when she dies, you can tell as if both Bruce and Harvey lose their soul. Bruce is overcome by sadness, but he does what he must do as a hero and Harvey goes crazy and loses his temper.

Rachel decides to tell the news to Ross, but Ross is not taking the news well. Furthermore, we see Ross is being awfully distressed in this situation and surprised by Rachel’s pregnancy. Ross is experiencing cognitive dissonance because he thinks that he and Rachel were being cautious and he did not want to have a baby with Rachel as it was not planned and had not had a previous romantic relationship with each other. Nevertheless the pregnancy occurred, she wound up pregnant which led to the feeling of discomfort. Ross’s discomfort and tension left him feeling uncomfortable that could possibly effect his ego and self confidence and could make him feeling self conscious and because of that he is feeling

Although Mary Ann did not want to waste time with this open communication process, she would have realized that Mike and Jeanine work better together when each subordinate individually feels useful and important. Mary Ann got the results out of Jeanine that she expected because she made her feel useful and important. If Mike was properly motivated and given