The Transformation Of Cyborgs In Cinder By Marissa Meyer

In the article “The Amazing Powers Of Jen Bricker,” by Kristin Lewis, it talks about A girl named Jen, who had a disability, she was also adopted by the Bricker Family. Also a poem called “Can’t,” by Edgar Albert, talks about the word can’t and what it really means. The quote from Helen Keller, “Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see a shadow,” means that you should always stay optimistic and determined, this relates to both the article and the poem because the both talk about optimism. First off, Jen had a disability that she overcame by being optimistic and determined.

She lives in a world where a terrible disease called letumosis is affecting many humans. One day, she is at her booth in the main square as usual, when Prince Kai asks her to fix his android. Kai visits her sometimes to check on his android, and

Aya holds many relationships, but almost all of them are unhealthy and negative. Her father and mother’s lives are built around the church and orphanage, not Aya. To represent this a cross is on the page as well as a family portrait discluding Aya. Jun is basically Aya’s world, and what keeps her going everyday. Jun can be defined by his love for swimming, and also his ability to show compassion for others.

Making the reader to understand how neglected ‘Peony’ (MacDibble 2017, p. 1) really is. The relationship is completely lost when ‘Ma’ (MacDibble 2017) chooses a “…real family” (MacDibble 2017, p. 46) with money, over her already born

The Only Girl in the Family “Useless Girl” Tough love may be tough to give, but it is a necessity of life and an assurance of positive growth. In the book The Jade Peony by Wayson Choy, Liang, the only daughter receives more tough love than any other member of the family. Liang struggles with her gender and status in the family, and we see her develop her identity throughout part one of the book by many other factors as well. Poh-Poh and Wong Suk have two completely different tactics to help Liang find her identity.

The Transformation of Cindy .R written by Anne Mazer is a short story about a young girl named Cindy who consistently allows herself to be bossed around by those in her presence simply because she is considered to be rather rough-looking. However, in the story, Cindy receives assistance from a fairy godmother who takes the initiative to transform her into a more attractive person right before the school dance. At the dance, this catches the attention of her so-called “friends” who do not even realize who she actually is. They befriend her simply because she is now considered to be beautiful. In a state of frustrated, Cindy returns to her home and smashes the fairy godmother into pieces, causing her to return to her rough-looking self again.

It emphasises the fact that she doesn't deserve to go through the pain. One example of this would be in the quote “a child”. The author uses the word “child" because children usually symbolize as innocent, sweet, kids. The word connects to how you view Peony because she is described as a child, which might also portray that Cinder doesn’t feel that Peony has the strength to stand up to such pain. The quote connects back to the theme that bravery is how you decide to face the worst because although Peony’s nature is kind and innocent, she’s fighting against the worst thing that has ever happened in her life, death, which indicates the true bravery in

When Mason returns and learns his sister is apart of what he refers to as "a backwoods" pack, he asks her to leave them and join the Crescents but she's already too deep in and loyal to them. This causes strife between the siblings. Mason continuously asks her to leave the pack, but her refusal causes him to take extreme

However, it was also a chance for Sekky to learn about the inescapability of farewell and to be independent in the society. Poh-Poh was the most important character for Sekky since she taught Sekky the first lesson about complex life. Next, Miss. Doyle also played a necessary role in Sekky’s life because she taught Sekky to be brave and kind, which Sekky’s parents did not do. In this situation, students described Miss.

In the book Renegades by Marissa Meyer, many things happen throughout the book that many will find interesting. This story follows two main characters, Adrian Everhart and Nova Artino/Mclain. In this world, there are these people who are prodigies with superpowers that they either inherit or are born with. There is also a Council that is made of the best superheroes or Renegades, all around the city that this book takes place in and the son of the top two Council members is Adrian Everhart with their leadership skills and the ability to make whatever he draws come to life. There are also villains in this world of heroes called the Anarchists and within these villains is the niece of the formerly ruler of Gatlon City during the Age of Anarchy.

Although Janie faces many hardships in her life, she finds her inner voice by narrating her story to Pheoby, her true friend. Using her authoritative story telling voice, Janie hopes to voice her opinion to the

Taking place in Vancouver, Canada, as a Chinese immigrant, Grandmama, is determined to stay true to herself and her beliefs in order to decide her own fate, despite what others think. The short story, The Jade Peony, written by Wayson Choy, demonstrates how one's dedication to their culture, love for family and the preservation of memories can allow one to feel intact, regardless of other people's opinion and resulting in one's capability/ability to determine one's own fate. As Grandmama prepares for death, she cherishes and passes on her past experiences in China as well as her current memories in Canada, she continues to follow her traditions and prepares her family for her death while attempting to pursue her destiny. Close memories that

She was nothing but a cyborg.]” (Meyer, 281) Additionally, later in the story, when Cinder learns the truth about her past, she realizes she was Lunar, not from Earth at all. Even the part of her she thought was normal, wasn’t, and after that, Cinder practically couldn’t accept herself. But she did. Cinder built up her courage enough, despite her hatred for herself, despite her freedom being snatched away by her stepmother,

In the human world, written words are power. Words have a great influence on human society. Written words are considered to be the ultimate truth. In Charlotte’s Web White tries to mimic the human world, where anything that is written or printed becomes the reality. He tries to depict the power of words.

Prince Kai is a handsome teenager, a royal heartthrob, and a charming bachelor whom nearly every girl in the commonwealth has a crush on, and it is obvious that Cinder shows interest in him the moment she lays eyes on him. Peony quickly detects Cinder’s interest in the prince; however, Cinder pays no attention to these allegations because she is under the impression that due to her composition, no soul could ever be interested in her: “Perhaps he would ask her to dance. Out of politeness… The precarious fantasy crashed down around her as quickly as it had begun… It was impossible… She was a cyborg” (Meyer 33).