Tough Alice In Wonderland
Warriors in Disguise Most frequently, the common conception of the word “hero” automatically refers to Marvel characters of beyond-human abilities pulverizing deformed aliens on top of the Empire State Building. There are expectations of those who save the world, but heroes can be within anyone and everyone. We, as a society, soon lose sight of what it really means to be a hero, and real heroes lose the degree of respect they deserve. Glorious heroes aged from centuries ago and had set the path for modern-day heroes to advance. One example is the classic tale of “Alice in Wonderland” in the version of “Tough Alice”, where the protagonist, Alice, falls through a rabbit hole consisting of her imagination and encounters the Jabberwock, the monster
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She initially responded to the monster’s attacks avoiding it as much as all that is conceivable according to the quote, “All Alice could do was duck and run, duck and run again,” (paragraph 63). Therefore, it displays the impression that she abandons easily and does not confront her obstacles. She previously escaped the grasps of the Jabberwock multiple times during her trip in Wonderland. For instance, quotes such as “The Jabberwock sounded close, so Alice sighed and raced after the pig into the woods,” (paragraph 7), and “And she hadn’t yet found a champion for the fight. So she raced past the tea table, waving her hand,” (paragraph 21) disproves the trait of her persistence in defeating the monster. She flees constantly when it is apparent that the Jabberwock aggravates her and comes to the point where it threatened her life, yet she avoided confrontation to resolve her …show more content…
She was raised in a one-bedroom apartment in Chicago before she went on to excel in academics to study at Princeton and Harvard. She rose from her deficient situation in life and comes to embody a representative of the highest achievements one can attain or even defy. Through her motivation, she has become a role model for women and an advocate for healthy families, including service members and their families, improving education, and international adolescent girls’ education. Michelle Obama proves that anyone, with enough motivation, can impact the world greatly. EXPLAIN MORE ABOUT MOTIVATION.ADD CONCLUDING
She initially responded to the monster’s attacks avoiding it as much as all that is conceivable according to the quote, “All Alice could do was duck and run, duck and run again,” (paragraph 63). Therefore, it displays the impression that she abandons easily and does not confront her obstacles. She previously escaped the grasps of the Jabberwock multiple times during her trip in Wonderland. For instance, quotes such as “The Jabberwock sounded close, so Alice sighed and raced after the pig into the woods,” (paragraph 7), and “And she hadn’t yet found a champion for the fight. So she raced past the tea table, waving her hand,” (paragraph 21) disproves the trait of her persistence in defeating the monster. She flees constantly when it is apparent that the Jabberwock aggravates her and comes to the point where it threatened her life, yet she avoided confrontation to resolve her …show more content…
She was raised in a one-bedroom apartment in Chicago before she went on to excel in academics to study at Princeton and Harvard. She rose from her deficient situation in life and comes to embody a representative of the highest achievements one can attain or even defy. Through her motivation, she has become a role model for women and an advocate for healthy families, including service members and their families, improving education, and international adolescent girls’ education. Michelle Obama proves that anyone, with enough motivation, can impact the world greatly. EXPLAIN MORE ABOUT MOTIVATION.ADD CONCLUDING