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Connie and Arnold Friend

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December 2, 2015

 

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Connie's character played a big role in what ultimately happened to her. Connie's actions could give people bad ideas about her, and Connie does leave her house without physical force. Connie's character plays a big role in what ultimately happens to her. Connie is a vain girl that thinks the way you look is everything...
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She plays the stereotypical part for girls in today's society. She thinks that as long as you are pretty and dress a certain way then you are everything. This comes across when Oates writes "Connie thought that her mother preferred her to June because she was prettier" (980). By flaunting her looks she could easily give a guy like Arnold Friend perverted ideas about her...
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