Stella By Starlight Theme

The three themes that stood out the most to me were: prejudice, leadership, and bravery. My first theme is prejudice, in my opinion it is not right to own someone as “property”

All literature is created by themes, without themes, they would simply be stories, and within those themes are patterns; constantly repeating throughout the work. Throughout the novel, The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan, the use of themes and repeating patterns are seen through four different families. Some of the most prominent themes or patterns are family, specifically mother-daughter relationships, women and femininity, and growth in characters.

One main theme in the novel is cultural difference. Fitting in for Chan, the protagonist of the story, was extremely difficult due to racial discrimination. His whole family experienced intolerance from the inhabitants of the small-minded town. Chan and his family were settled comfortably

One way the author conveys the theme is through the main character’s actions. She strives to be like an American girl and is stubbornly blind

Theme is a very big part of a novel, it should be in all novels. What is a book without a theme? The novel, In the Time of the Butterflies it has many themes, it goes from different kind of themes such as, family, violence, power, courage, and many more. But the most important theme is power, the power of Trujillo and trying to do things his way and be cruel about what he believed in. As well the power of the four sisters that try to overcome their power by doing what they believe should happen. In the novel In the time of the Butterflies it states, “He glares at me, and then slips the sash over his head and holds it out. An attendant quickly and reverently collects it. El jefe smiles cynically.’ Anything else bother you about my dress I could

The main theme in this story is identity.Throughout the book the main character, Irene struggles with her identity. In the first chapter Irene is a regular Passing women who lives in Harlem with her husband Brain, but we start to see her mental health problems as she reunites with her childhood friend Clare.Clare is also a woman that

Unlike the book, the movie skims over most of the character’s personal relationships. For example, the audience does not get to truly understand the feelings amongst the Curtis brothers until the end of the movie. Therefore, the theme of family love was not as prevalent in the movie as it was in the book. Nevertheless, both the book and the movie shared the major themes. Class conflict was evident as the force behind the events. It showed how socioeconomics could divide communities and cause animosity. It also showed how money could predetermine one’s future and cause injustices amongst people. Honor and sacrifice was another major theme. Throughout the book and movie, sacrifices were made, time after time. Whether it was because of obligation or selflessness, the characters showed that sacrifices are necessary in life. The themes, in both versions, are central to understanding the character’s

One Theme that was presented in Copper Sun was Freedom.Freedom is joined when Amari and Polly travels their way to Fort Mose.The book shows how hard it is for slaves to get their own freedom.I Chose this theme because it shows how slavery and people that been slavery get their freedom.Also how hard they work to find a way out of being controlled.Amari and polly both were trying to get freedom, they had a long journey trying to get their freedom.Also shows how much hope they have to get their own freedom by walking and traveling a long way.The girls never gave up and that's why they got their freedom.

I would choose this theme over any other countless themes since Dallas and Florida, “The Trouble Twins” of the Boxton Creek Home have been searching for a family for 13 years, only to end up depending on each other, and not letting anyone in, both emotionally and socially. Well, that was until Sairy and Tiller took them under their wing, as their own-birth children. Tiller and Sairy have made a parental bond with “The Trouble Twins” and Dallas and Florida created a daughter and son bond with “the old couple.” Along with the importance of family, Trust was also another major theme in the book. Florida and Dallas have been through so much since they passed along to different foster parents, from being locked in basements to hours of hard labor. They were never able to witness what it would be like to acquire loving parents, so they could never trust anyone, even if they really wanted

Some major themes in the book are loss, family, and the environment. Loss is one major theme because Billie Jo losses her mother and baby brother, and livie moves to California. Family is another major theme because Billie Jo family changes throughout the book, her mother gets pregnant but then dies and the newborn baby dies also. But Billie Jo is still has a family, her and her father. Billie Jo father includes Louise, who becomes engaged in their family.

They refuse to sit down, even when the teacher yells at them. I think another theme is individuality. The boys are trying to figure out who they are. They all go through transformations in how they act in situations. These themes relate to A Separate Piece.

The theme of the story is Racism Because the people told Maniac Magee to go back to his own kind.They told him to go home and then wrote on the Beale’s family home saying go home fishbelly.

Good vs. evil, greed, social oppression, we see it all around us and more importantly it shows up in the books we read. The themes good vs. evil, greed, social oppression, they all show up the book The Pearl, by John Steinbeck to help you find general topics in the story and to show the reader the impact that the different themes have on the story. In The Pearl the many themes in the book help you see big and small impacts to characters and the world around them, the themes also help you convey the main idea of the story. The book The Pearl, by John Steinbeck has different themes that incorporate into the story, and impact the book from the beginning to the end. All of the themes throughout the book work together and impact the story

One of the themes that I have noticed so far in the book is linked with gang philosophy. One of them is belonging to a gang instantly gives a teen a second family. That family automatically understands him, which is usually different from the family into which he was born. Being in a gang also means that you are accepted. You are not an outsider. Life isn't fair. The idea that life isn't fair is based on one's perspective. Whether life is unfair to the greasers (the main character's' perspective) or to the Socs, (the rival groups' perspective) is a question that is repeated in the novel. A second theme that I have found in this novel is the use of the colors black and white. Hinton does a good job of painting verbal pictures in the reader's

Theme gives the reader a general idea about what the piece of literature is about. The character’s action and thoughts takes part in creating the theme. Animal farm was a book about animals taking control of the farm from their tyrannic farmer. The animals attempts to make the farm a democracy, but Napoleon, the pig leader, takes over and eventually becomes the new tyrant. The Pearl was about a family, Kino, Juana, Coyotito, who catches a huge pearl. They go through a journey to get away from any harm such as the trackers. In the book Animal Farm and the book The Pearl, the two characters, Napoleon and the Doctor, created a theme that greed can change their perspective.