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The creator of the movie got their ideas across by initiating the bias high school credentials. By each student focusing mostly on looks, everyone was hurt from it. When a pretty girl had a pimple, the whole school knew about it. The insecurities of every individual student was pointed out and made fun of. These ideas created the idea that when growing up, image becomes a big part of peoples lives.

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By watching the source, the images of social classes in school were made known. Each group had a "Duff" that was known as the ugly friend. By displaying the Duff beside the other girls in the group, the pretty girls seemed prettier, and the duffs flaws were more noticed. Every imperfection on a teens body was noticed and made fun of, developing their insecurities and self esteem issues. This ties to the topic because of the body image issues that were caused from high school

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The movie The Duff, relates to the topic by pointing out a girls flaws. An unattractive person was in a group with two other and was the obvious outcast. The two other girls were obvious beauties and overall "perfect". Once the least attractive girl found out the pretty ones were using her, she decided to become gorgeous. By doing this, she had to face her insecurities and find out other peoples.

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By painting this painting, Picasso got his ideas across by illustrating a woman seeing herself as unattractive. By creating this illusion, Picasso was able to demonstrate peoples awareness of their overall looks. Even when a beautiful model stood in front of a mirror, every little insecurity was displayed to her. Picasso drew from two different point of views, the audiences and the models. Every detail was known of her body, displaying her insecurities through those simple ideas.

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By seeing this image, the topic was made more clear because the portrait displays a look of insecurity. The girl was looking at herself, pointing out the flaws about herself. Even though she's seen as beautiful, as she looks at herself and sees unlovely images of ugliness and monstrous vibes. With age comes more and more insecurities that no one can stop. Everybody has them, even when they're unneeded.

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This image relates to my topic by displaying a beautiful woman's insecure image. This girl sees herself as a less attractive figure. This image correlates to the topic by showing that even when people seem beautiful and perfect, their minds may betray the truth. Everyone believes they need to change something about their body, no matter the size.

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The creator of this text did get his/her ideas across. The author did this by telling a story of a girls inner emotions. By acknowledging the girls insecurities, the reader is able to focus on how even with love and attention, the girl still feels doubt and loath towards her appearance. The girl "does her make up and straightens her hair", though it's not enough. With age comes insecurities and unwavering doubt for yourself, informing the reader of the topic.

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By reading the poem, the over all topic became more understanding by illustrating an overall feel of a girls teenage life. In the poem the girl breaks her mirror, developing an almost heart breaking moment in the girls life. The teen is so insecure over her appearance that she develops a hatred for herself even though the people around her encourage her self esteem. Shes called a beauty in the eyes of her family and friends, but because she isn't popular, she believes shes nothing. She even thinks of her younger years, remembering how no one was "mean". This all ties to the topic by giving the reader a view of teens emotions and insecurities.

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In this poem by L.K., the words display a unique out look on the inner emotions of teens everywhere. This source relates to my topic because the poem tells of a teenagers insecurities and how when people were children, flaws were not established yet. Everyone in the world wants the ultimate perfection, which could never be achieved. As people grow and age, insecurities become more and more apparent in everyday lives. In the poem, the author speaks of these unwanted body images that create the unnerving body hate people everywhere feel.

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The creator of this text did get his ideas across. The author did this by emphasizing how  the "Uglies" fix their insecurities instead of excepting their flaws. This establishes a sense of relief to set in, though the characters insecurities are still known. Tally Youngblood in very self aware of her natural flaws, driving her to believe that the surgery is everything. This gives the reader the idea that Tally's "ugliness" is a huge insecurity, that can only be fixed through the surgery.

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By reading 'The Uglies', I can better understand the topic because it helps contribute to the idea of everyone's insecurities being displayed to the people around you. In the story, Tally only wants to be a Pretty. To achieve this "perfection", Tally and all the other Uglies have to go through insane surgery, changing every feature and aspect of their body. Tally says, “...I want those perfect eyes and lips, and for everyone to look at me and gasp. And for everyone who sees me to think Who's that? and want to get to know me, and listen to what I say". This statement helps the reader realize that perfection is the only way people could really, truly be happy with themselves.

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The Uglies, by Scott Westerfeld, relates to the topic because in the story, all the Uglies want to become a Pretty, which they can't become until you're 16. The beauty and perfection of being a Pretty conquers up all the negative feelings of being an Ugly and gives these teens insecurities. In the story it states, " She'd been an ugly for four years, but a few extra days had brought home to her exactly what the word really meant. Tally peered into her mirror all day, noting every flaw, every deformity. Her thin lips pursed with unhappiness. Her hair grew even frizzier because she kept running her hands through it in frustration. A trio of zits exploded across her forehead, as if marking the days since her sixteenth birthday. Her watery, too-small eyes glared back at her, full of anger". This quote informs the reader of the hatred Uglies had for their body and overall appearance. The insecurities forced them to create the illusion that they're flawed in every way, and that the surgery would help them not only look better, but feel better about themselves.