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he was superior to both his friend Petey and Polly because of his intelligence, ended up committing every single fallacy in his attempt to persuade Polly to go steady with him. The narrator was attempting to make Polly into the person he thought be deserved because of his intelligence and money. He did not love Polly, he only wanted her because he thought he thought he needed a beautiful and intelligent wife to further his career. He wanted to own Polly and he wanted her to be exactly what he wanted

Narnia. Lewis explores friendship through the characters of Polly and Digory. The notion of Good vs. Evil and magic are also used throughout the novel and helps us understand the need for fantasy in our own lives. The notion of magic is explored throughout the novel. This is shown early in the book when Polly touches the magic rings and vanishes out of Uncle Andrew’s study “ without a flash or a noise of any sort, there was no Polly.” This happens at the complication of the novel, this abnormal

main character can be seen as a devil or angel depending on which character’s point of view you see through. For instance, if you had asked Aunt Polly, Tom’s aunt and guardian, she would say that he is troublesome, sneaky boy but is really good at heart. Tom always is trouble for Aunt Polly disobeying her orders left and right, when Aunt Polly is searching for Tom, she finds him in a closet with a mysterious substance all over his hands and mouth, she asks Tom “‘What is that truck?’ [he

Many different conflicts arise in The Leavers by Lisa Ko. The characters have conflicts with established norms as they navigate through their lives. Polly and Daniel, two of the major characters in The Leavers, both experience a similar conflict with a similar solution. As a young girl, Polly feels uncomfortable in her town, and she sets out to find a more comfortable home. Daniel similarly feels confined in his new life after he was adopted, and after a while he realizes he needs to set up a free

Teenie’s mom, she also relates to Polly. Amari can relate to Polly because both

manipulation to change the minds of Aunt Polly, Becky Thatcher, and his friends for something he desires. Tom Sawyer manipulates Aunt Polly by using tricks and pity to find his way out of her punishments for him. In chapter one, Tom is accused of stealing jam from the cupboard. Aunt Polly catches him, and plans to skin him. Tom wriggles out of his trouble by thinking quickly. As is quoted, “My! Look behind you, aunt!” (Tom Sawyer, Chap. 1, pg. 2). Whirling around, Aunt Polly is so focused on getting out of

her two children, her son Jack and her daughter Polly. The house is full of clerks, as well as tourists and other types of male guests. Polly also use to work in the city in an office but moved back to the house to work there and be with her mother. Over time, Polly develops a relationship with one of the guests, Mr. Doran. Mr.

the angles and how you work them. Perspective is easily manipulated and we only see what we are allowed to see. Director Patricia Rozema creates a film that does not follow mainstream production. The film focuses in on the daily life of the heroine Polly. She is not the typical protagonist one would see in a Hollywood blockbuster movie.She is on the pursuit of happiness,but quickly learns that there are hurdles to overcome to achieve joy. Many scenes are brought to life through good cinematography

Mr. Doran will have to ask her daughter to marry him. Mr. Doran knows that the only options he has are either “...marry her or run away?” which both outcomes do not seem promising to him- marrying a lower class would make his family look down on Polly, because of her father’s reputation, her mother’s boarding house’s certain fame, her bad grammar and her vulgar manner. The latter option was not better for him--he had a good job, all his friends were in Dublin, and his family, too. Mrs. Mooney knew

Polly- Writer met with Polly after her appointment with her counselor. Polly continues to complain about her counselor. Polly said she is not receiving the best outcome from the counselor and that she wants to change her counselor. Care manager encourage Polly to either have a discussion with the counselor or talk to her mental health doctor first to make sure if the counselor is following a specific recommendation from the doctor. Polly understood. Care manager informed Polly that I will be leaving