Loners

believe this because in the book, The clans judge the new clan that joins and says since they have never heard of them they don't belong, also they judge Twigpaw when she used to be in Thunderclan. Lastly because when a Skyclan patrol brings back a loner/ a cat that just wanders, they judge him and say he doesn't fit in. During all of

couple is forced to go through even more struggles as the movies starts to reach its end. To punish the Short Sighted Woman for falling in love with another Loner and betraying their group, she is blinded the same day she had planned her escape with David. During that same sequence, David is seen in the forest tying up the leader of the Loner group and burying her alive in order to run away. David’s partner decides to hides this fact from his for as long as possible and they start their journey

exciting night. I think finding a date for prom is even more exciting. You see my school has this thing called grand march and you have to have a prom date/ friend to even participate in the walk. So if you are a loner you can’t go. Well my experience finding a prom date so I wouldn’t be a loner was quite the adventure. First this girl named Alyssa asked me to attend her prom including mine. Considering the fact she asked me I thought I was prom ready. It started getting closer to prom and I decided

different cultures Melinda was effected by. Melinda was part of the loner cultural because she quiet, shy, and kept to herself. Melinda was also apart of performing arts cultural which were art class and enjoyed art class more than anything else. Throughout the book, Melinda did show attention to the popular culture that she used to be apart of. Melinda mostly kept to herself and didn’t talk much to others. Melinda was a loner and an outsider most of her freshman year. Nobody had liked Melinda

Chorus [No Came] They say that we’re underdetermined But they’ll just have to wait and see They say that we’re underdetermined Just junkies, loners, and cheaters Verse 1 Robert Quinn eats pizza and hamburgers a lot, he need to get his act together He knows the other life where he’ll being taking photos is better He just quit his job at Essex Bank because he’s tired of being a teller He wants to take pictures of families and children He takes photos with his digital camera on the side, and the

each other. The novel demonstrates this idea of individuality and collectivism through various archetypes. The three archetypes I found were Equality being a loner, Equality going on a journey, and everyone wearing white. Equality stands out from everyone around him, making him an individual. This also makes him the archetype of the loner or outcast. In the beginning of the novel Equality states that, “We were born with a curse. It has always driven us to thoughts which are forbidden.” (page 18

online school in 8th grade I had lost all my friends so in 9th I was starting fresh and had a plan to somehow make friends. I started out the first day of school with the mindset that I was going to be a complete loner because everyone already had their set friend groups. At first, I was a loner but that ended up changing. The night before I picked out my outfit full of excitement, then it hit me… Where my old friends from 7th grade going to hang out and talk to me? Me being shy I would wait for them

Coincidentally, Jesus Christ has the same initials as Jim Casy. This insinuates that the loner hero of The Grapes of Wrath, Tom Joad, was to be forgiven from the beginning. “I ain’t keepin’ quiet about it. Sure I been in [prison] . . . I don’t give a damn who know it. An’ I’m goin’ to my old man’s place so I don’t have to lie to get a job,” Tom admits while hitchhiking. This not only outs himself as the loner hero with a dark past and the sin of murder that must be atoned, but as a man in need of

just you can fit in, causing you to lose independence and confidence in yourself as you think that if you don't wear the latest trends or look appealing, people will start to loathe and dislike you, leading into everyone abandoning you, making you a loner or an outcast, once again. It is better to express yourself and be different than to fit in and be indistinguishable from everyone else as it helps boost your confidence level and helps you evolve as an independent person. Individuality is a part

reality. Another literary device is tone, although Holden seems preoccupied, he constantly tries to seek companionship throughout the book. J.D. Salinger also portrays irony, it is ironic that Holden calls the people around him loners and phonies when he, himself is a loner and a phony that refuses to accept taking on responsibilities and growing up. The literary devices used in this novel, further support Salinger’s recurring theme of alienation and isolation. One of the literary devices in this