The Pregnancy Project And Lust: A Literary Analysis

Ideas can be told in various forms. Artists usually express their idea through stories, plays, and poems. Different artists produce similar ideas in the play Legally Blonde, the book “The Pregnancy Project”, and the poem “Lust”. The play Legally Blonde is about a girl, Elle, who after a breakup creates a plan to get him back, but ends up finding herself along with a new love interest. “The Pregnancy Project” is based on a true story in which a girl pretends to be pregnant and discovers herself and how strong she is when everyone turns their backs on her. “Lust” is a poem by Susan Minot in which a girl goes through a sexual promiscuity to find herself. Despite being different genres, they each have a shared theme about how a young girl finds herself.
When he broke up with Elle, Elle responded with “Harvard is the perfect setting you will see you’re getting all of those, plus a brain! I’ll meet you there at Harvard with a book in my hand. Big sturdy book, big wordy book. Full of words I’ll understand and right there is where you’ll see it true. Warner what you want is right in front of you!” (Legally Blonde: The Musical) When he got accepted into a prestige college, Elle did everything to get into the school. When got into the school, she later found out he was already engaged. That didn’t stop Elle from becoming a lawyer. She pushed herself despite, everyone being against her. Using her special quirks, she was able to a great lawyer. She developed into a great women who knew her