M: A negative impact is made on her social life after Cady
Heron deceives the people around her.
E: Cady Heron pretends to be friends with Regina George and the
other “Plastics” when really she is plotting against them.
A: For example, Regina and her friends hate Cady when they
find out that all along, she was against them rather than being a genuine
friend.
A: In addition, The Plastics do not want anything to do with
Cady since she stabbed them in the back after they had welcomed her to their
table which was obviously a rare occurrence.
E: After the “Burn Book” is released, Cady takes the fall
for it and when everyone finds out, they hate her.
A: In the “Burn Book” Ms. Norbury was accused of selling
drugs which required the police to search her house. In result, Ms. Norbury was
obviously upset and as punishment forced Cady onto the Mathletes Team which was
earlier labeled as “social suicide”.
A: Regina’s ex-boyfriend, Aaron Samuels, who Cady stole from
Regina, thought whoever wrote the book was just a stupid girl who made up
rumors because they were bored with their own lame life. He then found out that
it was indeed Cady and was very disappointed, and didn’t want to associate with
her.
T: Cady’s fake act backfired on her and caused everyone to
hate her.
M: Cady’s change in priorities caused her to be something
that she is not.
E: Her goal to fit in with “The Plastics” caused Cady’s
grades to decrease.
A: For instance, before she had formulated her plan with
Janice, Cady did very well in school especially in math. One of the aspects of
the plan included breaking up Aaron and Regina and this required Cady to act
stupid so she could lure him away from her.
A: Furthermore, Cady was thinking of joining the Matheletes
but after talking about “The Plastics” about it they convinced her not to
because it was “social suicide” even though this would have kept her focused on
her academics.
E: Her relationship with her parents was lost as Cady’s new
priority was to overtake Regina.
A: For example, Cady’s declining grades disappointed her
parents because they expected her to get better grades since she normally did
very well.
A: Furthermore, her new attitude cause her mother to be
intimidated by her and her father to be aggravated because she used to be a
sweet girl who got along with them.
T: Cady’s new priorities changed her and made her become
mean and fake.
M: Her new behavior caused her family and friends to no
longer trust her.
E: Janice and Damien, the first two people who befriended
her, lost their faith in her after she had been transformed.
A: For example, when asked by Janice and Damien if they
could hang out together, Cady said that she had something devised to sabotage “The
Plastics” which did not go along with the original plan. when Janice invited
her to an art showing, Cady lied and said that she had to go to Madison with
her parents. Janice and Damien found out she was throwing a party and was very
angry that she had lied to them in order to live her fake life rather than
spend time with them.
A: Furthermore, when Janice invited her to an art showing,
Cady lied and said that she had to go to Madison with her parents. Janice and
Damien found out she was throwing a party and was very angry that she had lied
to them in order to live her fake life rather than spend time with them.
E: When the truth came out that Cady was secretly against “The
Plastics” all along, Regina did not trust her anymore.
A: For instance, at the assembly that was held for all of
the girls involved, Janice told everyone the truth about Cady which resulted in
Regina being furious with Cady and fleeing the school.
A: In addition, Regina no longer socialized with Cady because
of her betrayal after she had allowed herself to be vulnerable around Cady by
bestowing trust in her.
T: Cady’s choice to abandon the trust of her friends and
family negatively affected her.
Her decisions regarding her social life, priorities, and
trust caused Cady to have to deal with some difficult consequences. She acted
fake which caused her peers to hate her. Cady’s attempt at being a popular girl
backfired on her. In high school, it can be difficult to fit in and also stay
true to who you are. The choices we make and the chances we take can affect everyone
around us and even change our entire lives.
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