The Penny's Short Story: Penny

Penny Wain is described as a 29 year old attractive and highly intelligent women. However, due to both of these traits Penny faces misogyny from the very first scene she is introduced in. During this scene Penny is at work when she is faced with a dissatisfied

“Well then I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but you seem to have found a new friend” Bryson adds. At this I look behind me to see a girl, about our age, covered in clown face paint, on our looking at her she let’s forth a high pitched giggle

“You know what I’m going to write in your obituary? “Penny was a shallow woman who wanted you to think she was prettier and smarter than she really was”” (1. 142-143). Bill, fed up with his wife’s idée fixe on her obituary, retorts how he is perceiving her actions. Although Penny is illustrated as a shallow, conceited woman, and Bill, the opposite, they still share similarities. “You are a decent guy. That’s why I love you” 1.175). They both agree that Bill is a “decent guy” (1.174-175), and she loves him because of this. Similarly, Bill loves Penny in spite of her flaws and because “you can make me laugh even when I’ve had a rotten day” (1.176). Likewise, they both are similar in the way

Penny is in elementary school, and she loves going to school because she is very smart. Penny does not have any money or power because she is a little girl. She also does not have a job. Penny has several friends, but she is not popular because she is an introvert, and she does not do well around others. Penny is good at athletic activities, especially softball.

Penny and David lived in the city of love, and in love they were. They grew up together

Not that he hadn't had his share of girlfriends, or been shy, however he'd never been in love until he met Amy. He'd believed her when she'd constantly tell him how handsome and 'hot' he was, but the recent divorce had knocked his confidence, particularly when had begun to state that she no longer found him attractive. In Declyn's view, he was a moderately handsome guy; with a good

“It’s nice,” he lied, and snaking his arms around Booker’s waist, he snuggled in close. “But you don’t look happy? Is it because of me? Do I make you sad?”

Penny Chenery was the daughter of Christopher and Helen Chenery. She was the baby sister to a brother Hollis who was a professor at Harvard. The story began when Penny got a phone call from her family secretary Mrs. Hamm that her mother passed away, and that she needed to come and handle family business. Upon arriving, she was dealing with funeral and financial obligations. Not only did Penny have to deal with the death of her mother, she had to deal with her father being lonely and trying to keep her inheritance in order. Penny was the strongest of all of the characters and this is why I decided to write about her.

“I have time,” I quickly respond. I am so anxious I could run eight million miles. Penny starts with how Mabel has never been nice to her and how while I was away, they agreed to not be friends. Then Penny goes on about how on my first day back from school I didn’t sit with her at lunch.

That smile was one Penny was familiar with - the fake, bitchy smile. In a way, a nice sight to see that this city chick wasn't all talk and no bottle. Into Penny's face went a collaboration of feathers and dust.

Here we go with this weird ass shit again. All Tommie was doing was explaining how she has her own problems going on in her life that she's pissed at so if ANYONE were to say anything that triggers her they can get that work. Basically she was explaining that's how it went down with Treasure and maybe with the situation she had with Dime. That's how a lot of people are in this fucked up world. I don't see what's hard to comprehend but Dime felt like she needed to wild out and it wasn't needed.

She is cheerful and smart. Even when she falls into the white bunny hole, she stays positive. Abby leads other girls and comes up with good suggestions. Penny is an emotional character who gets easily mad. She gets jealous of Abby’s friendship with Robin so Penny tries to keep Robin away from Abby.

In this circumstance, the exposure of sexy feminine charming become honorable in women's eyes, even it'll lead to the male offensive reactions (like male gaze or sexual fantasies), but also are the results Penny originally wants to achieve.

The only source of light in the whole room was a lantern sitting on top of another chair. She looked down and was eternally grateful that those boots matched with her outfit. She couldn't imagine how awful it would be to have to trudge through sewer water in her usual converse or heels. The water was up to her ankles and the boots still had five inches on them. Melanie kicked her feet up in the air to make sure they were free. It was too dark to tell with the lights flickering.

The article “” states that “gender identity is enacted through a variety of self-presentational strategies including attire, non-verbal and verbal behavior all of which interact with others per existing expectations”. Penny dresses in clothing that show off her body. It is clear through her appearance and interactions with others that Penny is valued for her sexuality. Most of Penny’s interaction with the other main characters point out her lack of knowledge. Consisting of the men having to explain there conversations in the most simplistic way, or pointing our her community college education compared to their accelerated programs at MIT, and Cal Tec. Another indication that Penny lacks talent and intelligence is the fact that although she aspires to be an actress in the six seasons The Big Bang Theory has aired Penny has been working as a waitress at The Cheese Cake Factory, and on multiple occasion the characters have made comments indicating that she is a bad waitress. The only advancement made to her career was when she started