WHERE ARE YOU GOING WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN

WHERE ARE YOU GOING, WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN BY: BRENDA NYAMUNDA Friday, April, 5, 2013 ØSexuality-pull-over Jersey ØGood Vs. Evil- Sunglasses ØFamily-Father

SEXUALITY: PULL-OVER JERSEY ‘She wore a pull-over jersey blouse that looked one way when she was at one and another was when she was away from home’- Arnold Friend This quote relates to theme sexuality because Connie would dress different when she was out she would dress more appealing and show her body off she was a poser. She did one thing when she was at home and another when she was out with her friends. Connie was so into her appearance and how she looked.

GOOD VS. EVIL: SUNGLASSES ‘ But so far he hadn’t even bothered to glance at her. Both boys wore sunglasses. The driver’s glasses were metallic and mirrored everything in miniature’. - Arnold Friend This symbol Sunglasses relates to theme Good Vs. Evil because Arnold Friend was the devil, he was very deceiving and convincing. Arnold Friend convinced Connie that he was the god guy he smooth talked Connie and made her believe he was really into her. The Sunglasses symbolize Good Vs. Evil because he wore it to cover up his true identity which was a bad guy. When Connie looked at his glasses she probably seen cool-ness and mysterious but deep down he was evil and manipulative.

FAMILY: FATHER ‘Their Father was away at work most of the time and when he came home he wanted supper and he read the newspaper at supper and after supper he went to bed. This quote relates to theme Family because their was a lot of separation in Connie’s house. Connie’s father was not always around. When he was around he didn’t say much to anybody and wanted to be left alone. He was always working and to busy to do anything else.

REFLECTION SLIDE! Ø What was the most interesting thing about the symbols and quotes I’ve chosen to present was how much they tied into the whole story. Throughout this whole story these themes was indicated somehow into the story. Ø These Quotes, themes and symbols enhanced my understanding of the story because it helped me get a clear understanding of how Connie was and what the story was about. It allowed me to get a clear image of the characters and motives. Ø I decided to organize my information by going with what I already knew. The information I cited from the story also helped me decide how I was going to organize my information.

WORKS CITED ØThe story Where Are You Going , Where Have You Been?