Shayla Smith

She didn’t have a stable father figure, just men in and out of her and her mother's lives. Mary continued to play an adult role, considering she made sure the bills were paid on time and making sure her mom always had enough money. “I always counted the out the rent money Momma kept in the coffee can above the stove. We were always short and Momma would yell at me for counting it wrong. I counted right; we were just short” (Jackson 35).

Although Twyla and Roberta both struggled with mother issues, they develop different reactions yet similar solutions to their troubles. During her stay at the youth shelter,

Is Mary a good liar? Mary is careless, clever and a devoted housewife. Although, she killed her husband, she truly loved him and would have done anything to stay by his side. At first, the reader might think Mary is a clingy and loving wife, but as the story progresses, the readers learn things aren’t always as they seem. Throughout the story Dahl reveals examples that helps the reader understand more about Mary’s character.

As told through her mother’s perspective, one will learn that Trina is a eighteen year old female of African-American decent and resides with her mother in Los Angeles, California. Trina’s parents, Keri and Clyde, provide their daughter with an upper/upper middle class lifestyle due to her father’s sudden successful career and her mother’s successful resale clothing business in Los Angeles. This well rounded and beautiful adolescent has recently graduated from high school with high grades and was accepted to Brown University, however, due to her summer manic episodes, Trina has not attended college yet.

Many people say that you must have plenty in common with someone in order to be their best friend. However, in the novel Finnie Walsh by Steven Galloway, this is not the case. Finnie and Paul have a few things in common, such as their passion for hockey, but they were (for the most part) complete opposites. Paul's family has a struggle with money throughout the duration of the novel, while Finnie's family is quite wealthy. After Mr.Woodward's accident, Finnie is struggling to escape the guilt; meanwhile, Paul is able to let it go. Finnie is a risk taker along with being very outgoing; but on the contrary, Paul is very timid and takes everything in stride. Paul and Finnie have few things in common;

Melanie Martinez is a popular singer, a song writer, music video director and photographer. Melanie is a 22 year old, she was born on April 28, 1995 in Astronia, New York City, New York, United States. She is a mix of Dominican and Puerto Rican parents but she doesn’t speak spanish. She learned to play the Ukulele when she was 14 years old but as her parents couldn’t afford the lessons she had to teach herself.

Tashanna N Garcia is currently enrolled in the Masters of Criminal Justice, with a concentration in Forensic Science, program at Saint Leo University. Tashanna comes from a military background where she served as an officer in the United States Marine Corps. Her military training was essential to her transition into law enforcement, where she spent the last ten years working for two police departments as a patrol officer and then for the Alabama Department of Public Safety as a Traffic Homicide Investigator for the State Troopers. Tashanna hopes to return to the law enforcement field in an administrative capacity and has a passion for forensic disciplines. Correspondence concerning this paper should be addressed to Tashanna N Garcia,

The Louisville Men’s Basketball program was expected to be one of the top teams in the nation this upcoming season. However, details have come out about players and recruits being allegedly involved in prostitution that was paid for by the coaching staff. These accusations were initially brought to light in a recently released book, authored by a woman named by a woman named, Katina Powell. National media outlets have picked up on the story and a thorough investigation by the NCAA and the University of Louisville are both currently underway.

She goes and tries to tell the court the truth, but the other girls turn on her and say she is a witch, and that she is coming after them. She then figures it is easier to lie than to tell the truth, and once again falls to peer pressure. Mary Warren is not a strong character in the book at all. Whoever she is with and whatever they tell her to do, she does it. Mary is definitely a victim of peer pressure.

The scene begins with Kat Dennings character 'Renee Yohe' laying on the ground after taking drugs. A high shot has been used to capture this moment as it usually represents vulnerability, therefore causing the audience to sympathise with Renee, and the position that she is in because she's powerless. This angle also enables us to view the mise-en-scene, which is extremely dreary as the colour scheme used consists of grey and black. These colours have been used as they have connotations of being seriously dull and depressing, thus reflecting the characters emotions and causing the audience have a further understanding of Renee and what sort of personality she has. Still in the same shot we hear the diegetic sound of a butterfly flapping its

You can feel the emotion of what she is really feeling and the viewers can great a great and accurate sense of what it’s like having to take care of someone with schizophrenia. Viewers can take away that it doesn’t just affect Mary, but her whole family. It takes a toll on people and create problems that could breaking their whole family. Viewers can see it takes a lot of work, especially when Mary is higher on the schizophrenic spectrum. Anyone can clearly see that she is having delusions and hallucinating, which two common symptoms of schizophrenia.

Characterization shows the reader how Mary’s demeanor changes throughout the story. “...Do everything right and natural. Keep things absolutely natural and there'll be no need for any acting at all…(3)” This quote shows that Mary is referring to when she murdered her husband that she has to play the part of an innocent wife. Secondly, “As the wife of a detective, she knew quite well what

We are concern with Ginesha Gary wanted to move into WV. We had scheduled a interview with her for Friday, 2/10/17 at 9:00 a.m. she did not show for her appointment. She called at 11:00 and said that she forgot about the appointment. We rescheduled the appointment to Wednesday 2/15/17 at 2:00. She called and rescheduled the appointment because she was trying to get all of the documents. I tried to encourage to keep the appointment and, let her know that she can submit the reminder documents at a later time. She insisted on rescheduling the appointment. The appointment was rescheduled for the 3rd time for Wednesday 2/22/17 at 2:00. She called Wednesday 30 minutes before appointment saying she was at the doctors office and wanted to rescheduled.

The poem “The Type” by spoken word poet Sarah Kay has this great verses: “Being loved is not the same thing as loving./ When you fall in love, it is discovering the ocean/ after years of puddle jumping. It is realizing you have hands.”

Mary is "remarkably pretty" (35) and wins the Bertrams over with "her lively dark eye, clear brown complexion, and general prettiness" (37) and her brother, after just a few visits, is declared, "most agreeable young man the sisters had ever known" (37). Henry (who I will discuss in greater length momentarily) sees Maria and Julia as conquests, women to be won over just for the sake of doing so. Mary, however, is sincere in her emotions toward Edmund (at least, as sincere as Mary Crawford could ever be), but the combination of Edmund's desire for her and her own seductive nature makes her a precarious character.