Summary:
After never being able to acquire the goals Marilyn dreaded for, she met Joe DiMaggio. DiMaggio was a famous baseball player for the Yankees and he feel madly in love with Marilyn. He wanted to marry her but wanted her to stop acting. Marilyn wasn't going to give up her dreams of being an actress so she didn't let DiMaggio talk her out of acting. Even though he didn’t want his "girl" to act, he still supported her. Marilyn landed a spot in some films like Gentlemen Prefer Blondes and she started becoming recognized. She had finally reached her full potential in acting.
Quote:
"This was the moment Marilyn had been working toward since she was a sad, lonely little girl in an orphanage" (Leaming 88).
Response:
This quote describes how when someone really wants something and they work hard for it, the goal is attainable. Many people want things but the never put dedication toward those things so in the end they are left with nothing. However, this wasn't the case for Marilyn since she actually won her stardom after trying countless times.
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expand your summary section, capture more of Marilyn's life story.
ReplyDeleterather than make a moral from the quote, connect it back to the book and what Marilyn did to make these dreams happen.
watch diction: "the goals Marilyn dreaded for,"