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Alaynah Tavares
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how things do not appear as they seem in different literary forms by land tears
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for my biography. I chose Melinda Monroe
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while reading melons biography. You see how things do not appear the way they seem
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when we think of celebrities, we think of surface level of what we know about them.
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We think their lives are perfect because they make tons of money and go on tons of
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fancy events.
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The melon Monroe or norma jean is a key example that
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celebrities are just as human as the rest of us.
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When Marilyn was young,
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it was stated that she was
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Reared
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by 12 successive sets of foster parents and for a time in an orphanage,
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Marilyn did not have an easy child growing up in various homes
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and her mother being in an asylum.
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Even as she got older, it was hard for her to get a job
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after doing a few roles for Colombia and Fox Studios,
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she was again unemployed.
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She returned
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to modeling for photographers.
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When I think of Marilyn Monroe, I think of a pop culture icon, a woman who
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a woman who yet many tried to define as a huge sex symbol.
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Did not allow that defined who she was
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Marilyn was,
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who she was and whether people found her beautiful or
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just overly hyped to stay true to who she was
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in the book.
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When Elizabeth was faced with the choice of
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accepting Richard conning mr Collins wedding proposal,
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she knew that she would be unable to accept a proposal because
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she did not love him.
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Elizabeth wants to marry for love but her mother
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we've broken that she had to decline his offer.
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She knew that by having Elizabeth accept that offer should be able
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to keep the house and save her sisters from being homeless.
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I could understand why Miss Miss Bennet
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would be pressed on getting Elizabeth married.
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She's just trying to ensure that all her daughters are taken care of.
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But Elizabeth knew
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that she could not marry Mr Collins
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because of convenience.
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When charlotte tells Elizabeth that she used to marry Mr Collins,
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she explains that now everyone has the option to marry for romance.
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Charlotte felt as though she had to marry mr Collins because she had no other option.
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I can't imagine the amount of insecurity that may cause a young girl.
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If a girl grew up knowing that she was not
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the picture of perfection or the most handsome woman.
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She feels as though she must accept any marriage offer that comes her way
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because she may not get another one.
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We are very fortunate in our society. Now to have the option to marry for love
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most of the time,
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but still in certain countries, women are not allowed to marry for love.
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They must marry who was arranged for them.
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Well, the story,
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you get an interesting perspective on how everyone leaves their own lives.
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That reminds me of being in the car and driving
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and looking
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at other people in their cars and thinking to myself,
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these people leave several lives
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apart from mine.
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Some people will never have the privilege of meeting because that is just how it goes
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in Almost every paragraph,
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the author of this short story bounced from one person's life to another,
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remember when I was at a friend's house for a few short days,
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I was a part of her life, we did everything together.
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But then when I left to go to another friend's house,
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you're separate from that person again
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and you've actually been your own lives.
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Like when the story was talking about with Tamara,
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she feels as though picking the right outfit can make her day,
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so make a decision of what she's going to wear was the biggest issue
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of her day,
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but Roger who was recently divorced was dealing with not being able to buy a mango.
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These two people
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live separate lives
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and have different issues and priorities
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while watching this movie,
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it tricks you into thinking that Dwayne Johnson's
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character is partners with Ryan Reynolds character.
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But later on,
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you find out that Dwayne's character is actually married to the bishop,
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which is gal Gadot is character
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the entire time you have the perspective that Duane's a cop
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who wants to do good because his father was a crook,
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but he even tells the story of how he wanted to be better
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than his father.
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But later on in the movie, you find out that he's actually a criminal
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and he wanted to only improve as a criminal.
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This shows we cannot judge a book by its
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cover because we never really know who anyone is.
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Ryan Reynolds character went along with
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went along the entire time thinking it was a cop who was by him
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and he was going to help him later to find out he was going
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Scanned out of the 3rd egg.
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When reading this poem at first I found it difficult to figure out what the theme is.
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The writer is making it seem as though somebody has died.
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You can even see their body in the lake.
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But I think it is referring to our own reflection in the water.
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When we look at the water, you can see your reflection
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like the poem says, it's difficult to say where precisely or
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how large or how small I am.
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The effect of the water on the light is a distortion.
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We can look at our reflection in the water and the size of
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our reflection varies on how far or how close we are to the water
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Now, how do I apply this to our two
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to your theme questions
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are things always as they appear
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with the poem, very few things are straight forward and to the point,
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most of the time they must really sit
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and ponder what the message
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is trying to come back
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with his poem.
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I think the writer is talking about someone who has passed and it makes you think of
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how impermanent life is and how something can be there one day and gone the next.
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When I think about how it can be viewed,
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I think of ourselves. When people look at us,
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they can't
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see the path that we have taken that has led us to become who we are today.
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When we look in the mirror at our reflection,
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we know all the choices we have made to mull ourselves into a certain type of person.
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That is the conclusion of my presentation. Thank you.
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