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    with the main Character Josie Alibrandi who suffers racial/cultural discrimination‚ broken family relations and bullying at school. Josie is a typical teenager who believes she is in complete control of the life and has great‚ extra-ordinary dreams for herself. Life is good for Josie until two significant people come into Josie’s life; her father‚ Michael Andretti‚ and a local boy from another school‚ Jacob Coote. At the start of the movie “Looking for Alibrandi” Josie saw her friend Jacob Coote

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    characters such as Nonna Katia‚ Michael Andretti‚ Jacob Coote and Poison Ivy. Each character builds a stronger relationship with Josie and discovers their true identities. Josephine changes her attitude and the way she acts‚ finally realizing where she belongs. Josephine changes the way she sees herself and comes to understand their family’s culture and traditions. Josie places herself in uncomfortable positions with negative thoughts at the start of the year‚ remarking “I felt disadvantaged from

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    her parents have on her. Josie is not the same girl at the end of book as she was at the beginning. "How dare you think that I want to be in your life! I don’t want you anywhere near us‚ especially my mother" (Josie to Michael- page 69). These are just some of the many words Josie spat out at Michael in one of their many arguments. From that point on she‚ Josie‚ is forcing herself to hate Michael for what he had done to her mother But as the book progresses Josie finds herself actually starting

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    Introduction Attention Getter: Has anyone here seen the movie Josie and the Pussycats from 2001? It’s okay if you haven’t‚ I don’t blame you. Relate to Audience: Behind all the superb acting and catchy music‚ however‚ lies a highly controversial and interesting topic. That would be subliminal messaging‚ and that’s what I’ll be talking to you about today. Thesis: Subliminal messaging has been a controversial method of manipulation for years. Preview: I will talk about the different forms of

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    are uncovered through the interpersonal relationship between Josie and Nonna Katia. In an attempt to grow closer to Nonna‚ Josie agrees to look at her old photos‚ which leads on to the discovery of Nonna’s affair with Marcus Sandford. Marcus was an Australian man who fell in love with Nonna in the 1940’s who could give her one thing Francesco couldn’t‚ a child. Josie is angered by this as it condescends everything Nonna has told Josie and Christina throughout their lives. “ ‘You-are-a-liar‚’ I

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    disciplined Catholic school and trying to find herself and her position as a teenage girl. Throughout the novel Josie is constantly changing her views on people‚ and experiences her share of emotional upheaveful as she comes to realize that a perfect world consists of more than just gorgeous hairstyles‚ rich boyfriends and social privileges. It is a common representation throughout the novel that Josie Alibrandi is a selfish and egotistical girl whose internal angst and whose conflict with others all stemmed

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    first finds out about Josie he says “I do not want to see her. I do not want to love her. I do not want a complication in my life” this is dialogue which is telling us that Michael is angry and he has a negative response to wanting to know his daughter. As the novel progresses‚ Josie and Michael Andretti start to bond more‚ enjoying each other’s company and starting a father and daughter relationship‚ where Michael is changing his perspective on knowing his daughter. As Josie says “I love Michael

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    Looking for Alibrandi Chapters 1-3 1. a) Josie feels trapped by her background‚ disadvantaged very strict and conservative white Anglo Saxon school‚ does not support Italian traditions such as tomato day‚ trapped by high Italian expectations of marital status and being a good little angel. b) Love: Hate relationship‚ respects her‚ “a daughters action reflect on the mother judging whether she is a good mother or not”‚ defensive of her mother‚ she is very

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    One of the most significant relationships in the novel is between Josie Alibrandi and John Barton. The relationship changes in various ways at different stages. It’s through this relationship that Josie learns much more about what is important in life and learns to accept her identity. Initially they were the best of friends‚ but Josie wanted to be with John Barton because she thought he was the best man she would ever meet. She sees him as an upper class man who is witty‚ charming and everything

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    anyone‚ and was closed off when communicating with others. When she found the Reagans’ and felt the effect of belonging‚ it completely changed her attitude towards the people around her. She showed compassion for the Old Man‚ Izzy‚ and Steven‚ and with Josie later on. That was something she never did before she felt she belonged. The first time Hollis received confirmation she belonged‚ was when she overheard Izzy and the Old Man

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