In my novel, there is quite a rebellion in the two main characters. Jane, who's character at the begining of the book is very reserved, quiet and suddle, decides not only to start seeing someone who has an on and off girlfriend, but she also makes the consious decision to put herself out there, in front of the world when asked to be on a reality television show. Her personality changes a lot throughout this book. She admits at one point that she moved to LA to 'get out of her comfort zone', which I believe is a perfect example of rebellion.
Saturday 16 March 2013
Blog Post #3
Conrad, Lauren. L.A. Candy. New York: Harper Collins, 2009. Print.
In my novel, there is quite a rebellion in the two main characters. Jane, who's character at the begining of the book is very reserved, quiet and suddle, decides not only to start seeing someone who has an on and off girlfriend, but she also makes the consious decision to put herself out there, in front of the world when asked to be on a reality television show. Her personality changes a lot throughout this book. She admits at one point that she moved to LA to 'get out of her comfort zone', which I believe is a perfect example of rebellion.
In my novel, there is quite a rebellion in the two main characters. Jane, who's character at the begining of the book is very reserved, quiet and suddle, decides not only to start seeing someone who has an on and off girlfriend, but she also makes the consious decision to put herself out there, in front of the world when asked to be on a reality television show. Her personality changes a lot throughout this book. She admits at one point that she moved to LA to 'get out of her comfort zone', which I believe is a perfect example of rebellion.
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