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How does johnny feel about other people bullying Dove in Johnny Tremain?
In "Johnny Tremain," Johnny feels a deep sense of empathy and protectiveness towards Dove, despite their rivalry. He recognizes that bullying is unjust, and although he may not always act on his feelings, he is disturbed by the way others mistreat Dove. This reflects Johnny's complex character, as he grapples with his own pride while understanding the importance of standing up against cruelty. Ultimately, Johnny's feelings highlight themes of compassion and moral integrity in the face of peer pressure.
How did Johnny Tremain feel about Rab's death?
he is sad about his death and Rab gives him his musket
How did Johnny tremain feel when rab died?
He felt like he did his mother over his grave
Why did johnny feel a little sick when he saw the regiments marching with earl Percy in johnny tremain?
In Johnny Tremain, Johnny felt a little sick when he saw the regiments marching with Earl Percy because hehas learned from his stint at the newspaper, and has become a Whig (rebel). The sight of British troops disgusts him.
Why does johnny dislike dove?
Johnny dislikes Dove because he perceives him as a bully who takes pleasure in tormenting others, particularly him. Dove's arrogant attitude and tendency to assert dominance make Johnny feel powerless and resentful. Additionally, Dove's actions often undermine Johnny's self-esteem, leading to a deep-seated animosity between them.
Who is Dr Warren from the book Johnny Tremain?
The doctor who wanted to help Johnny with his hand, help Johnny refused. Dr. Warren is also the person who helped Rab feel better when he died.
What figurative language is in Johnny Tremain?
In "Johnny Tremain," figurative language is used extensively, including imagery, similes, and personification. For example, vivid imagery paints the bustling atmosphere of colonial Boston, allowing readers to visualize the setting and feel the tension of the era. Similes, such as comparing Johnny's determination to a fire, emphasize his passion and resilience. Additionally, personification is employed to give life to inanimate objects, enhancing the narrative's emotional depth and connection to the characters' experiences.
In Johnny Tremain why does Johnny feel guilty about watching Lavinia Lyte from afar?
Johnny feels guilty because he sees that Lavinia is beautiful but he still likes Cilla. At the end of the book, he feels guilty because he finds out that Lavinia is actually his cousin, because Johnny's mother Vinny Lyte was Merchant Lyte's sister. Merchant Lyte is the father of Lavinia.
In johnny tremaine why is the 2nd chapter called the pride of your power?
I think that what the chapter means is that the power you contain, has pride. I really think it's weird because it would make more sense if the title were, 'The Power in Your Pride', because pride can have power. For example, if you're really good at singing, you'll have pride because it makes you seem better than people who don't have your talent. Then you'll have more power than them. Now put Dove and Johnny in this situation. He purposely gave Johnny that cracked basin because Johnny had a lot of pride, and Dove just loved seeing Johnny fail. If you reminisce about the first chapter, Dove was jealous but also admired Johnny for who he was. But since Dove knew that the "great Master Johnny" was so much better than himself, Dove wanted to make Johnny feel less superior. And without power, there's no pride. Now back to the question, I think the title means is that the power Johnny holds (because he's a well educated young silversmith) produces pride. You wouldn't have pride if you weren't good at anything, or if you didn't have power (which may represent your exceptional talents). Let's say your parents are rich, so people at school acknowledge that and treat you royally. They're nicer to you and want to be your friend because of your riches. That's your power. Then what follows is pride. So you go around rubbing it in everyone's faces' that you're rich. To explain what I mean, I looked up what pride means: 1.satisfaction with self: the happy satisfied feeling somebody experiences when having or achieving something special that other people admire 2.proper sense of own value: the correct level of respect for the importance and value of your personal character, life, efforts, or achievements 3.feeling of superiority: a haughty attitude shown by somebody who believes, often unjustifiably, that he or she is better than others (~FROM BING DICTIONARY~) I believe that this is what I mean. You have pride because you're feeling much more superior than everyone else. All this basically describes who Johnny is. He has a lot of pride in himself because he is an excelled silversmith. But because Dove took his power away by the cracked basin, Johnny no longer has pride. In case it still isn't clear on how Dove took Johnny's power away, think this way. Dove meant to mortify Johnny when the basin failed. But instead, Johnny slipped and got hurt by burning his hand. And because Johnny's hand is burned, he can't be the silversmith he always was;therefore, the power is taken from Johnny by Dove. To add to that, Dove and Dusty are, apparently, more superior than Johnny because what use is a cripple~handed silversmith? Isn't that what they were aiming for? This is EXACTLY how they took his power. And because Johnny's power has been taken, so was his pride. It's like an equation: POWER=PRIDE OR (POWER TIMES ZERO)= NO PRIDE.
What chocolate has the motto you got to feel it?
dove
Does dove soap feel like a porcupine?
No.
How did pride affect Johnny Tremain's life?
Johnny's pride has positive and negative effects on his attitude. Johnny tires to be the best he can. He is confident in who he is and who he wants to be. Johnny's pride makes him overly confident. Johnny is arrogant and rude to others. He does not recognize his flaws or mistakes. He sometimes makes others feel inferior. People view Johnny a cocky, rude, and prize apprentice. Johnny's pride is one reason for his accident. Johnny's pride is why he took Mr. Hancock's order. Johnny knew that it would be hard to finish the order in the time given. He wants to the order to be perfect but he is rushing. His pride is why he is trying to do the best. -ONE DIRECTION
