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Henry VIII Can you guess who this is? He will form his own church (Elton). He will also marry 6 wives(Crofton 130). Did you guess right? It was King Henry VIII. Henry VIII was born June 28, 1941 (Crofton 128). Henry was the second son of King Henry VII and Elizabeth of York (Elton). After his oldest brother Arthur in 1502 he became heir to the English throne (Crofton 130). In 1509 Henry VII died and then Henry VIII was crowned on June 23,1509 (Crofton 128). Henry was the second

is the new kid in school. Both Josh and Knightley start off as brother figures before becoming major love interests in the end of the films. In Emma, Emma tries to get Mr. Elton and Harriet together and in Clueless Cher tries to get Tai and Elton together. Eventually it is revealed that Mr. Elton is in love with Emma and Elton likes Cher. Yet another example, is Christian and Frank Churchill, they both appeared to be the one but, then is revealed not to be the one for both Cher and Emma because Christian

Being a celebrity means a life full of luxury. Whether you have pure talent or candid reality your life gets put into mainstream for all to watch. With watching comes observation and with observation come criticism. Therefore, a celebrity has to maintain an image that is accepted within the public and media. The media can affect people opinions, help them formulate one and even give off wrong impressions. Body image is formed through self wants, likings and dislikes but also can be affected by media

referring to Harriet. Emma is so wrapped up in her created fantasy world that she fails to recognise the fact that Mr. Elton is unlikely to lower himself to be with Harriet. Emma thinks that she is right and her self-confidence and pride prevent her from listening to an objective source. Whenever Harriet seemed about to think or talk of Robert Martin, Emma made her think of Mr. Elton and so the infatuation grew. Without fully realising it, Emma may have destroyed the possible relationship between

1.) What is the central premise of the theory of symbolic interaction, and how does it relate to disability? The Central premise of the theory of symbolic interaction is that human beings communicate and understand themselves and others through the use of symbols. It relates to disability because it’s often invisible symbolic representation that structures the nature of interactions between disabled and nondisabled people. 2.) What was the main goal of Lenney and Sercombe’s research? Lenney

factors. At times, there are disconnects even between people who hold similar socioeconomic status. Emma and Mrs. Elton are both wealthy, young woman who live in Highsbury. For the most part, the two of them fall within the same social circles and interact with the same people. Yet the one difference they hold is what ultimately causes Emma to have a strained relationship with Mrs. Elton. This difference lies within the way they each obtained their wealth and money. Emma’s wealth is inherited, while

teachers. This starts by her just trying to boost her grades, but she then sees how much happiness she is bring people so she decides to adopt the new girl, Tai, and give her a makeover. She tries to get Tai and Elton who is the most popular guy in school together but that backfires when Elton tries to make moves with Cher. After attempting at matchmaking herself, she ends up befriending Christian because he is gay and she just likes his taste in fashion. She finally realizes that the “clueless” feeling

another character “Dr. Elton. While setting the scene, Jerry can be quoted saying, "I blasted five Venusian lizard pirates who boarded our ship, and melted the door off of one gear locker and seared the paint on two others.

she really wants, she finds the love of her life and get married. Along the way, she encounters the characters Mr. Elton, her first priority to find a wife for, and Miss Bates, one who has watched Emma grow up throughout the years. As the novel progresses, wealth guides the characters, like Emma, to find the one they marry. In Jane Austen’s Emma, financial status of women directly

I saw Clueless many of times as a child growing up. I just thought it was a ditzy American movie about a women who has bad love matching skills. Previously reading EMMA novel by Jane Austen, I see the connection between the novel and film. Literal translation and traditional translation are out of the picture for translation from a literature into film. Radical is the best example of translation EMMA to Clueless. One of the main example radical translation, the translation from an 1816 written