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The title of the musical I watched is called Legally Blonde: The Musical. The story was based on the novel Legally Blonde by Amanda Brown and the film as well. The music and lyrics in this musical is created by Laurence O’Keefe and Nell Benjamin. This musical first premiered on January 23, 2007 at the Golden Gate Theatre in San Francisco. The musical begins with a stereotypical sorority girl named Elle Woods who is introduced as a character who is infatuated with her ex boyfriend, Warner. As a result

Warner doing it, because “men [compete] to be the driving force in her life’s direction” (O’Sullivan 47). The men in Elle’s life wanted to be the one she follows, so she was expected to go from her father to Warner. Through the beginning of Legally Blonde it is shown, similar to older America, how it was the expectation that girls, like Elle, are to be depended on the men in the lives, both fathers and romantic men, and their looks to skate through life. Then, in the following scenes of the movie

over stereotypes. “How many blondes does it take…?” These jokes are told daily, often at the expense of some innocent, intelligent girl that just happened to be born fair of hair. Blondes are often stereotyped as dumb and having a little too much fun, thus people make these “blonde” jokes, which are often extremely offensive and harmful to women. Most of these jokes are often directed at women, but fair-haired men being considered far superior. The movie Legally Blonde is a perfect example to disprove

I’ve always looked up to him. I’ve been in awe at his plays. His acting, his comedy, his singing. He embodies Broadway. Once I finally made it to sixth grade, I saw the opportunity to be like him... I didn’t take it. I thought a play called “Legally Blonde” sounded dumb, and all I needed then was more ways to embarrass myself. Then I went to see it a few months later, and it was incredible. During the rest of that school year and the beginning of the next, I became good friends with Brendan Schoeneweis

Legally Blonde, Making Women Look Powerful As Elle Woods stands on the stage four years later graduating at the top of her class, with all kinds of opportunities thrown her way that’s a moment that could make any young woman feel like she’s capable of anything. Legally Blonde should be a required movie for young women to watch because it is such an inspiration to the female society. This movie inspires young women that no matter what people think a female is like as a person, that they can turn

Elle Woods was the typical sorority girl while at CULA- she loved shopping; her friends; and her boyfriend, Warner. With her father’s money on her side, Elle never prioritized her education or working. She assumed her future held a marriage to Warner and life as a trophy wife; but when Warner declares Elle a hindrance to his goals of graduating from Harvard University, she becomes determined to do the same. Realizing no amount of money could buy admission to Harvard, Elle works valiantly toward her

A from a movie that I find similar to me is the main character from the character movie Legally Blonde. Elle Woods and I both have lots of trouble getting to the point fast enough to tell what we are trying to tell you about. We both share the love for the study of law. When Elle first went to Harvard law school she wasn’t really there to learn the basics of law. Finally, we both had to adjust to a different school and environment. You see Elle didn’t just go to Harvard law. She moved from her

Puzzle Pieces of Humanity The elements of humanity that are intricately interwoven to define a human are comparable to the complex puzzles that children often fret over, and piece together to create a beautiful picture. Humanity cannot be defined in one general term, but frequently requires a deeper understanding of the categories that all humans fall under. Without humanity, the human population would be lead to commit atrocious crimes and would allow themselves to live without feeling emotion

What does a blonde do when her laptop computer freezes? She sticks it in the microwave. We have all heard the dumb blonde jokes that are now the vast majority of jokes told. Media has branded the blonde as what the world knows to be the archetype of the “dumb” girl. Today a member of society is judged on his/her looks, personality, and money. However, no matter how smart, poor, or passionate one is, as a blonde, one is automatically stereotyped. The stereotype points to a human being that is dumb

what about fictional works based on strong women? In Ancient Greece, Medea was focused on a leading woman who was driven and ambitious. A more modern film, Legally Blonde, shows a girl persistently going against the flow to make dreams come true. Today, I am going to show how the plot and personalities of Elle Wood from Legally Blonde and Medea are alike using their shameful break ups, revenge, friendships, obstacles, and how this makes them good heroes. What shame was brought about when Jason dumped