The Dead Girl

“What we have done for ourselves alone, dies with us, what we have done for others and the world remains and is immortal” -albert pike. (Witch)-I used to be A regular girl but now I’m a witch all because of Maryanne. (maryanne-)We all know her secret She used to be a girl but ever since the day she walked outside and saw the moon and a shine of poison struck her eyes she became what she is now. But no one knows how she is now, rude, uses her magic on people, and has a boiling pot that is made with

In “The Crucible”, the girls were obviously hysterical and lying. They thought they were interacting with supernatural forces, but just ended up destroying people’s lives. First, Betty didn’t want to wake up from an unnatural cause, but when she woke up she started saying “ I want my mama”, then when Abigail told her that her mom was gone she started saying that Abigail had drank blood. Abigail didn’t want anyone to know what had happened. Abigail had to say what they were doing she said they had

stories, “The Third and Final Continent” and “Nightfall on the Waterway”, Jumpha Lahiri and Ussiri Thammachot use the influence of minor characters to reveal the pivotal role that family plays in the lives of the protagonists. Mrs. Croft and the deceased girl in the river highlight the protagonists’ views of the comfort and pressure of family. In “The Third and Final Continent”, Jumpha Lahiri uses the minor character that is Mrs. Croft to divulge the importance of the speaker’s relationship with his mother

deepest and darkest secrets and uses these secrets to get revenge on the liars’ for (often) perceived wrongdoings. There are three different “A” characters throughout the series. (2) Alison DiLaurentis, is an extremely popular, beautiful, and cruel girl. Alison is best friends with Emily, Aria, Spencer, and Hanna, and in one way or another she learns all of their deepest secrets. She often used the girl's secrets against them to keep them in line, along with “The Jenna Thing” making them promise to

Using a metaphor in the poem may have given the audience mixed emotions. The audience was probably confused because they weren’t sure if the girl is dead or not. “So, she cut off her nose and her legs” (Piercy 17). The audience may have felt disturbed because the writer used a strong metaphor to represent the narrator killing herself. Instead of the writer just putting “she killed herself”, she

to accomplish. Barbie dolls are also only given to young girls. They are shown at a young age what they are supposed to look like and how they are supposed to act. This is where girls are first introduced to their female roles in society. A doll is fake and made of plastic, incapable of being intelligent and having a mind of its own. These are the issues that Piercy addresses throughout her poem “Barbie Doll.” This poem is a story of a girl who grows up struggling to conform to society's standards

off the bad character and the narrator had no choice but to use a tire iron he kept under the driver’s seat and smash the bad character head. Another car shows up to scene and everyone ran away, once the narrator ended up in the lake and found the dead body floating. Right where

The second photo displays a girl wearing messy application with a sign that read, “Am I pretty enough?” Like the naked tree and the girl, Curley’s wife strives to feel like she is enough and not feel expose. Curley’s wife attempts of communicating with the men on the ranch astray which lead to her thinking, "What's the matter with me... Ain't I got a right to talk to nobody,” (Steinback 87). In the first picture, a tree tries to cling on to its last shred of

these are not monsters. I didn’t see no monsters here. these feel like love, and opportunity's, like something missing being found. Because how could a monster make such pretty girls? Gorgeous girls, gorgeous skinny girls, they look like everything that is perfect about being alive, like that diet cokes you had and pictures of thin bodies at the beach and all I've eaten for the past three days are strawberries and these monsters sorry (not monsters) can make you beautiful as well You will learn

identity of. “A” anonymously sends the teenage girls text messages with clues and secrets that give hints to all their unsolved mysteries. In this book, the four girls believe they have found a dead body in the woods. Later, there is a fire that has spread through the woods near Spencer's house and the girls believe the body has vanished. One last piece of this novel is there high school called Rosewood High School is a major symbol in this book. I will