Tally

world revolves around everything pretty. Tally, a teenage girl who is currently “ugly” gets caught up in a the dream of being all things pretty. But her dreams are stopped short when she finds a girl named Shay who instantly clicks with Tally, or so they thought. Shay doesn't want to be pretty so leaves her home and travels to a distant settlement called the Smoke. Therefore leaving Tally suffer the consequences of Shays actions, and then for leading Tally to betrayal all because her dream of turning

pretty. Once they turn pretty their job is to have fun and attend parties. Tally has two months until she turn pretty. That changes when she meets Shay who doesn't know if she wants to be pretty. In this paper I will be predicting and evaluating. G- I will be predicting if Tally finds Shay or not. Y- Tally will find Shay. R-She has left clues. -She left a riddle or poem in case Tally changed her mind to go. -Tally is the only one who can understand it. -On Tally’s journey she finds people

In the chapter “Heartthrob”, Tally needs to make the choice to betray Shay and become pretty, or to keep her and Shay friendship and be ugly for life. On page 217 the text states, “She had to decide whether to betray the Smoke or, not completely understanding what it would do to Shay, to David, to everyone here.” Tally knows what will happen if she does betray Shay and the Smoke but is still putting thought into it. Tally doesn't want to betray Shay, knowing everything it will do to their trust and

We all have friends that we would give up everything to save or be with. In “Pretties,” by Scott Westerfeld, Tally has to sacrifice her new life as a Pretty(which she has always wanted to become) in order to save not only herself, but her friends and the whole city. “Uglies,” also written by Scott Westerfeld(the first book of the series) Tally has to sacrifice her life in order to turn pretty to be with Peris, her old friend from Uglyville who turned pretty before her. Both of these stories are teaching

Uglies Tally is an ugly just like most people in uglyville. Peris is her best friend. Unfortunately, he's three months older than Tally. While Tally waits three months until her turn to become pretty, she plans to visit Peris. When she finally finds Peris in the mansion; Peris tells her to not to get into trouble. As Tally was leaving, she thought she was caught, but realized it was just another ugly. The uglie’s name was Shay and they were instant friends. Shay takes Tally to the Rusty Ruins

girl named Tally was living in what she thought to be a perfect world. Although, something in her life seemed to be missing she couldn’t place a finger on it. Tally was part of the “crims” a very special and popular group. She end up finding two pills left for her, they were the cure to being “pretty minded”. She shared the pills with another person, Zane. Zane is the boy she fell in love with, they have a strong bond of love. Along Tally’s journeys her friend, Shay, becomes jealous of Tally. Shay wanted

disaster. In the beginning of the book, the main character Tally and her best friend Shay live in a city where everyone is given an operation to turn “pretty” at the age of 16 . Shay and Tally have a strong relationship and hoverboarding is one of the main links between the two. But when Shay tells Tally that she is leaving because she doesn’t want to turn pretty, Tally refuses to leave with her because of her lifelong dream to turn pretty. Tally had grown up like a normal person in her community, everyone

looks in other parts of the world. The Hunger Games is controlled by the government and start fighting because of the that. 13 reasons why is how a girl is judged on how other people think of her. The main characters in this novel are Tally, Shay and David. Tally is a very

While escaping, Shay and Tally wound up riding a hover board together. Tally starts apologizing to Shay for betraying The Smoke, but Shay is okay with being pretty now. “Tally thought of the lesions on Shay’s brain, the tiny cancers or wounds or whatever they were, that she didn’t even know she had. They were in there somewhere, changing her friend’s thoughts, warping her feelings, gnawing at the roots of who she was” (379 Scott Westerfeld). Tally is thinking to herself about what the

protagonist, Tally Youngblood, is discourteous toward her friends by putting her own feeling before theirs. The fact that Tally is ready to betray her best friend just to turn pretty shows that she is not a true friend. When Tally is talking to Dr. Cable on the day of her operation, “...and her expression turning horrified as she beheld her own appearance”. “That’s you Tally. Forever”. “Turn it off”. “Decide”. “Okay I’ll do it. Turn it off”. “And the wall screen went dark.” (135). Tally becomes so