I want to start by saying The Outsiders is a superb book.
Okay so, Sodapop struggles with both internal and external conflicts, being the middle child and all. The main internal conflict he deals with is how to deal with his brothers constant bickering. He always has to be the middle man during there fights.
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Call it a classic underdog story, or a boy-and-his-dog adventure, but the nudges Wes Anderson gave us about the nastier side of 1930s Europe in The Grand Budapest Hotel become a show and tell of current-day problems in Isle of Dogs. It is a film about fear of the other – it's just 'the other' here happen to be canines.
What is the movie Isle of Dogs about?
When, by executive decree, all the canine pets of Megasaki City are exiled to a vast garbage-dump called Trash Island, 12-year-old Atari sets off alone in a miniature Junior-Turbo Prop and flies across the river in search of his bodyguard-dog, Spots. There, with the assistance of a pack of newly-found mongrel friends, he begins an epic journey that will decide the fate and future of the entire Prefecture.
The of the most important women in The Odyssey were Athena, Kalypso and Penelope.
1- Athena is the goddess of wisdom, war and justice. She comes in and saves the day whenever she sees fit, but without letting her followers know much of what her ultimate plan is. For her, blood-shedding is necessary sometimes. However, we see her preventing excessive death for the sake of real justice. Her strength is demonstrated not only in her supernatural abilities, but also in her control of the situation and how much involved she becomes in them.
2- Kalypso is another goddess of an island in the middle of the sea, surrounded by her all-female maid entourage. She holds Odysseus captive for 7 years as her sex slave because of her desperate need for affection. Her strength is demonstrated in her will at having to let go of Odysseus by Zeus's command. Although she loves him, and wants him to be her eternal husband by making him immortal, she understands that he has to go and lets him do so.
3- Last but not least, Penelope. Her ultimate strength is demonstrated by her determination to wait for her beloved husband for such a long time. Even when the times got difficult and her life and well-being were at risk when the suitors took over, she still believed that Odysseus would return for her, and loved him more by the day.
4- We could infer that the presence of strong women in this poem, and many others from greek mythology, could mean the possibility for people to rise above the expectations other people have from them by using their power. These are examples of divine and human powerful women, who share that much in common.