People Aren't Always Who You Think the Are

In the book Julius Caesar which I am currently reading I have seen that Caesar has some friends that aren’t really his friends. He has Brutus which he thinks is one of his closest friends that ends up stabbing him and taking part in his assassination. In life people might act like they are your friends but they might just be using you to get closer to other people or to just get stuff from you. The point of this is that people aren’t always who you think they are. Even your best friends might not even be your friends.

The Change of social Status

People do still chance after social status. It isn't important because every cause has an effect. Some people want to be at the top of the chain and the coolest people but that isn't that important because what does it get you. The media says that you have to have money, wear nice closes, or be good at something; but that isn't true.

I was inspired to write this post because of the book "The Necklace"

My goals academically this year are to make A’s and B’s all year, play soccer because my grades are good enough, and get an A in art because I’m not good at it.  My social goals for this school year are to meet all of the new students at the school in our grade and to get to know them.  Spiritual I want to get closer to God and have a better relationship with him.

Greaser's hair

The greaser's hair is a symbol for their pride and identity.  It was who they were, they didn't have money for cars, rings, or anything else so they tried to make their hair as nice as possible.  They made it stand out and look different then the soc's hair.