For instance, Miss Glory feels bad for Marguerite. Glory witnessed the wrong names Mrs. Cullinan called Marguerite and told her not to worry about it. Glory stated that her name was originally Hallelujah, but Mrs. Cullinan changed it to Glory. She said she likes it better, as though it isn’t a big deal to her. Additionally, Marguerite heavily pities Mrs. Cullinan. She thinks Mrs. Cullinan is an ugly, fat, old lady. Glory told Marguerite that Mrs. Cullinan is not able to have kids and Marguerite commented, “It was hard to imagine bones at all under all those layers of fat.” (59) Also, in the passage, Marguerite kept referring to Mrs. Cullinan as “poor” because she saw how empty her life is. Marguerite said she is writing a poem about Mrs. Cullinan and said, “I would have to watch her carefully to capture the essence of loneliness and pain.” (60) As a result, pity applies to this essay as a tone word. Therefore, the overall tones of this essay are contempt and pity. Marguerite isn’t being treated equally as the others. Although, she feels contempt, she feels for Mrs. Cullinan and understands why Mrs. Cullinan lashed out on
For instance, Miss Glory feels bad for Marguerite. Glory witnessed the wrong names Mrs. Cullinan called Marguerite and told her not to worry about it. Glory stated that her name was originally Hallelujah, but Mrs. Cullinan changed it to Glory. She said she likes it better, as though it isn’t a big deal to her. Additionally, Marguerite heavily pities Mrs. Cullinan. She thinks Mrs. Cullinan is an ugly, fat, old lady. Glory told Marguerite that Mrs. Cullinan is not able to have kids and Marguerite commented, “It was hard to imagine bones at all under all those layers of fat.” (59) Also, in the passage, Marguerite kept referring to Mrs. Cullinan as “poor” because she saw how empty her life is. Marguerite said she is writing a poem about Mrs. Cullinan and said, “I would have to watch her carefully to capture the essence of loneliness and pain.” (60) As a result, pity applies to this essay as a tone word. Therefore, the overall tones of this essay are contempt and pity. Marguerite isn’t being treated equally as the others. Although, she feels contempt, she feels for Mrs. Cullinan and understands why Mrs. Cullinan lashed out on