Sylvia's Life In The Book Slide By Jill Hathaway

The relationship between Sylvia and her mom was a strict one. The strict parenting of Sylvia’s mother eventually began to cause problems because Sylvia had began facing relationship issues with other boys, knowingly her mother’s point of view on relationships, Sylvia continues. In the book/movie called outsiders Ponyboy with an immense amount of strictness by his elder brother Darry, even though Darry also had a younger brother named Sodapop who was the middle sibling out of the three brothers. Darry only seemed to be strict on Ponyboy who was the youngest, by being extra strict on Ponyboy. This indicates Darry gives special supervision towards his youngest brother, Ponyboy. This goes on to show Darry is always more in control of Ponyboy

She finds out that the man presumed to have been burned alive was a black man, and he ended up getting out. No one that Macey asks remembers anything about the fire, so they say. They want to keep it secret because he was black and the fire was like arson. After digging into it more Macey is turned to believe that the person who started the fire lived on Shell Road. The only problem with this was that Macey’s grandparents and Austin’s grandparents are the only ones who live here. Now Macey is more determined to find out what happened. Everyone tries to get her to research something different for her history project but, because of the fire that burned her hair, she is stuck on it. Venita, who is also black, is shot during a gang fight. All this proves to Macey that no matter how hard her town tries to hide it they are very prejudice. Her family won’t let her go the funeral. Which upsets her greatly. Finally Macey gets Austin to help her find out how the fire started and who was all responsible. These two end up falling for eachother but don’t want to admit it.

In the short story “Initiation” by Sylvia Plath, the protagonist Millicent, a girl at Lansing High School is being tried as a member of an elite sorority. The girls must go through a week of being an older sister’s servant to be then tried on Friday at Rat Court. Only the most popular girls are accepted into the sorority. These popular girls are also the ones who get the most, popular boyfriends. Everything seems like a dream to Millicent except for the fact that her best friend Tracy wasn’t even considered. Although she wants to belong in the sorority, Millicent finds out that things might not be as perfect as they seem. In “Initiation” by Sylvia Plath, the author uses the point of view third person omniscient to allow the reader to

Majority of her poems dealt with depression, anxiety and death. Plath has dealt with many

Suddenly, a silver toyota came by their apartment at night, the car that has been following Darcy for a couple of times is now at her house. She calls the cops and finds out that the person inside that car is her father that has been gone for 5 years. Darcy tells the cops to tell her father to go away. He does but leaves behind a phone number just incase anything happens. Next day, Darcy met up with Hakeem Randell at lunch and decided to hang out. Darcy was grateful from how she had a crush on Hakeem for a long time now. So, They went to a concert a day after that and had fun. But while that was happening, Jamee was ready to run away from her home because of how she had many bad things piling up on her feelings and had to run away from it. Darcy and her mom find this out and called all of Jamee’s friends and people who are connected to her. They said that nothing wrong was with Jamee and that she wasn’t suspicious at all. Darcy decided to call Cooper and the others to look for Jamee. They decide to go to a place where most people go when they run away from home called the “Canyon”. They go there but sadly, they don’t find her there. But they found out that Darcy’s father was called by the cops and was informed about this run-away. They all go home and go to sleep so that they can try finding Jamee the next day. Suddenly, at night, Darcy’s grandma talked

Nick had a leather jacket. His attitude was good until he started writing in the Hate List and his girlfriend was Val. She was the one to starting writing in the Hate List. They added people to the hate list every day and Nick talked a lot about death. More than his friends and his friends thought it was fake, but he did not (pg. 5). Val is 16. She has a good attitude... until her boyfriend Nick killed some people out of the Hate List.” No, I mean, yes I left her, but I didn’t run of. Not because I was leaving her to die. I swear. I was leaving because I had to find Nick. I had to tell him to STOP! (pg.158).” Her parents got in a divorce. Because her parents thought it was her fault for what Nick did at the school. Dr. Hieler is there to help Val with her lost ones. He has help her a lot. She goes to school know and hangs out with her friends.

Hayley goes back to her house to get sweatpants. She sees her dad with Trish. Hayley gets upset with Trish and start yelling. Andy starts yelling too and Finn comes in. Andy gets more angry that a boy is with Hayley, so he grabs Finn’s collar. Hayley says she is going to Gracie’s, she packs a bag and runs. She heads for a bus station and Finn follows her. Finn convinces her to stay at his house. He makes her breakfast and Gracie and Tropher show up. They explain that the police came at the party at the quarry. Finn and Hayley tell their secrets to each other. Hayley talks about her mom, Rebecca. Finn talks about his addict sister, Chelsea. Hayley explains the whole backstory about Trish. The next morning, Hayley goes home. She gets into an argument with her dad, about how he never told her about Trish. Hayley goes to Gracie's house and Gracie is hungover. They talk about Gracie drinking and the Trish problem. Later in the week, Hayley, Finn, Gracie and Tropher talk at lunch. Hayley and Finn get into an argument about Finn not telling Hayley about his family. After their fight, there was a lockdown at school. When they were safe, Hayley gets into a fight with a kid picking on another kid. She gets punched in the face. In the nurse's office, she makes up with Finn. At home, she goes grocery shopping with Trish. I think it is important that Hayley volunteered to go shopping with Trish. Hayley

I woke up on the couch, screaming with tears running down my face. I tried to stop yelling, but I couldn’t. If I didn’t stop yelling Sebastian will wake up and then Lin and Vanessa will wake up and be furious with me. Suddenly, I hear footsteps coming from Lin and Vanessa’s room. Oh no, I woke one of them up, I quickly covered my mouth. I must look crazy, a teenage girl sitting on a couch disgustingly sobbing with her hand gripping her hand over her mouth tightly. The person who came out the Lin and V’s room was finally in front and I recognized the person as Vanessa. She sat next to me and swiftly encompassed me into a comforting cuddle position.

Caitlin wakes up to a sweet 16 birthday surprise of her sister Cassandra having left home to be with her boyfriend in New York. Caitlin’s determined parents are in search for their daughter Cass and seem to have pushed Caitlin aside. Caitlin tries to deal with her sister leaving home and joins the cheer squad at school and meets what we know as a “bad boy” named Rogerson. Rogerson is caught up in drugs and comes from an abusive family. Caitlin and Rogerson are caught up in a little romance due to her knowing his secret and spending a lot of time with one another. Caitlin is now living her social life as a rebellious teenager and gets caught up in smoking marijuana and is being abused by Rogerson who has pressured Caitlin into having a sexual

“Maybe he didn’t come to school today.” said Vanessa. Last period has ended and still no sign of Josh. Vanessa and Jennifer were walking to their lockers until Jennifer realized they were being followed by Josh. They both started screaming for help but everyone were ignoring them both. Then, a hand was placed on Vanessa shoulder. Now they were both frightened and didn’t know what to do. Both Vanessa and Jennifer turned around and looked at Josh.

The composition of texts during the post-bomb period are influenced by a chaotic and shifting atmosphere which compelled composer’s to reclaim the self from controlling forces within a patriarchal society. Sylvia Plath’s poetry serves as a manifestation of her feminist expression as a composer and intent desire to reclaim her personal identity and resultantly assert her power in a restrictive and patriarchal society, as witnessed in her captivating poems Fever 103° and Lady Lazarus.

Vigilante also known as “V” saves 16-year-old Evey from “The Finger” a government branch in England at the time from murdering her. Resulting in the rescue Evey opens up to “V” basically telling him that the nuclear war started the rise of England’s government. While that goes down “The Nose” or the police start to dig into V’s terrorist acts, informing other forces like “The Head” and “The Finger”. After many killings from V’s doings the government’s dig even deeper into what he is doing. Months later he breaks into “The Mouth” to try to push the people into revolting. V escapes causing Dascombe’s the leader of “The Mouth” death. Soon Finch a detective in “The Nose” meets the new leader of “The Finger”. Evey goes on with her life and meets

I tried to stand and fell again, like a toddler still attempting to walk. I felt someone grab me and I was onto my feet again, a police officer stood there. He was speaking but I could not hear his words, like a movie on mute. All I heard were Megan’s words repeating over, and over. The way she screamed this horrific information to me. The police officer’s words were finally not on mute, “Are you okay?” “Do you need to sit down?” “Can we call someone for you?”, everything was all happening at one time. I start walking not knowing where I am even heading, and again someone else grabs me and holds me close. I don't even look to see who this person is, I just embrace and squeeze still screaming and sobbing. I glance to see who the person is, she's an African American woman, a complete stranger. The smell of fresh cleaned laundry of her and the soft cotton sweatshirt was comforting. She repeated in my ear “it's okay baby, it's okay.” Trying to calm me. I turned and walked toward the apartment and lay in the wet grass, sobbing. Bright white lights flashed from Cameron's window, then the living room, and the kitchen. It was the forensic man taking pictures of the scene. Images of what they were taking pictures of haunted my mind, I could see it in my head and it made me sick. Michael, Megan and I lay together, sobbing, looking at the night sky filled with

Kasey sleepily looked around her dirty home. She realized there were cups and food all over the place and people knocked out on the couches. Her only concern right now was wasn’t how she was going to clean up the huge mess from the party she threw the night before but how she was going to make all these people wake up and make them leave. Kasey noticed her friend Alison near by and realized she was the only person who would be willing to help her out. She shouted Alison’s name and rattled her awake. As Alison woke up they both realized Kasey’s parents would be home in 2 hours after being away for the weekend to visit their friends. Before they could think or say another word the only noise in the room was the screech of the front door opening.

Sylvia isolates herself in nature, the setting, and identifies herself as a person who prefers to be alone. While wandering and playing around with her cow, she “would look upon the cow’s pranks as an intelligent attempt to play hide and seek, as [she] had no playmates” (Jewett 196). Sylvia does not experience human interaction, besides her grandmother, due to being isolated in the countryside. However, she interacts with her best friend, Mistress Moolly the cow, as a way to fill in the need of communicating with others. Mrs. Tilley, Sylvia’s grandmother, notices how her granddaughter spends more time in nature. She states, “Afraid of folks, they said! I guess [Sylvia] won’t be troubled no great with them up to the old place” (Jewett 196). The “old place” indicates Sylvia’s house in the city. Generally, a city is crowded and there is not enough space for her to freely wander unlike the countryside. Mrs. Tilley suggests that her granddaughter is more comfortable in the countryside, where it is open and peaceful, rather than the congested city. There is a slight hint of transcendentalism in Sylvia. Due to her familiarity with nature, she realizes how much she prefers being alone in the woods. Additionally, the isolation that Sylvia experiences allow her to retain her innocence, a part of her identity, until she meets the hunter.