https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6 en-us 2018-12-03 19:44:09 UTC 2019-01-22 20:08:46 UTC hello@padlet.com schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/311997373 Casillo, Charles. Marilyn Monroe: the Private Life of a Public Icon. St. Martin's Press, 2018.]]> 2018-12-06 19:22:59 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/311997373 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/312008427 After her mother felt that she could handle taking care on Norma Jean (Marilyn), she found that her small apartment was not enough for the both of them so she placed Norma Jean in the Atkinson home temporarily until she could afford a bigger place. The Atkinson's were whole new people to Norma Jean, they were more happy and carefree, they taught her how to juggle, dance and thrown knives, compared to her other home where they found those activities "sinful" They taught her ideas of what was sinful and what was fun, what was good and what was bad, and who was nice, and who was evil, they brought out a whole new side of Norma Jean.]]> 2018-12-06 19:41:57 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/312008427 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/312008536 She was put into a foster home with Ida and Wayne Bolender as an infant because her mothers mental state caused her to be an unsuitable mother. She stayed in a foster home where she was beaten, but well dressed and kept fed. This foster experience caused her to feel lonely and unloved because whenever she would try to call her foster parents "Mama" or "Daddy" she would get yelled at. ]]> 2018-12-06 19:42:11 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/312008536 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/312008638 On page one of the book it says "Perhaps her darkness began the very moment she was conceived, back in the days when illegitimacy was viewed as being born damaged and undesirable."
Marilyn was born to a disturbing enigmatic mother and she never even knew her father.]]> 2018-12-06 19:42:25 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/312008638 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/315362291 On page 25 the book said "For the rest of her life Marilyn would battle with low self esteem . All throughout adulthood she was unable to sustain relationships, which she says is due to her rough and bumpy past with men."
This was a big change in her life because it caused her emotional age to grow too soon and it gave her a worse idea of men.]]> 2018-12-17 21:34:56 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/315362291 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/315363616 On page 28 of the book it says "When grace dropped her off, she came to sudden realization of where she was taking her, as grace drove away she screamed 'i'm not an orphan'. Being placed in this situation caused her to feel alone and neglected because not even her mothers best friend wanted her." I believe that this was an important event in her life because it may have lead her to think for the rest of her life that she did not matter to anyone.]]> 2018-12-17 21:41:02 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/315363616 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/315632282 On page 31 the book says
"She developed hips and breasts and an amazing physical presence: for the first time she felt visible." I think this was a big change in her life because it caused her to realize the power that she and other women can have and it caused her to come out of her shell and show herself to the world, starting her lifelong career.]]> 2018-12-18 18:02:31 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/315632282 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/317634978 Page 38 text says "...-while she was working, an army photographer named David Conover came to take publicity pictures of the attractive young women working in the American factories......On an assembly line Conover came across Norma Jeane. He asked her to pose and snapped. He was stunned. ......The camera loved Norma Jeane." After this she was given a modeling agent and she was introduced to the modeling business.]]> 2019-01-06 08:25:13 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/317634978 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/317744387 When her Aunt was moving off to west Virginia with her husband and two kids, she felt that it was too much of a change to bring Norma Jeane with them, so she married him off to literally the boy next door, his name was Jim Dougherty. She never really felt like she loved Jim but she said that there were some days that it felt like they were married.]]> 2019-01-07 06:46:59 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/317744387 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/317745541 She started acting, got a divorce, reconnected with family, and changed her name. According to the text, on page 39 she said "I wanted to stat my new life as Marilyn Monroe"]]> 2019-01-07 06:59:36 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/317745541 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/320014663 Page 40 of the book says "Her biggest enemy was loneliness."
After Marilyn divorced her husband and left her life behind, she came to realize that she had become very lonely, transitioning from job to job every week. She wanted to understand that loneliness was not her only emotion but she couldn't ever find a way to fill her emptiness.

]]> 2019-01-13 07:00:14 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/320014663 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/320014948 To fill her loneliness she began flaunting her beauty for everyone to see, she "wanted everyone to love her." Some said she was wrong for seeking attention in such a way but she was finally starting to feel less lonely because wherever she went, someone would stop and talk to her]]> 2019-01-13 07:07:37 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/320014948 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/320015584 She caught the attention of a couple named John and Lucile Carroll. They were part of the movie making industry and thought that she would be great on screen. The Carroll's wanted to show Marilyn that she had more to offer than her beauty and figure, so they took her in as their own and trained her to be an actress.]]> 2019-01-13 07:15:55 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/320015584 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/320157890 She met the man who created 20th century fox when she was invited to one of his poker parties. He noticed her as different than any other scarlet that he had seen before. He liked her innocence and elegance and he found her to be perfectly suited for the film industry.]]> 2019-01-14 05:53:46 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/320157890 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/322458046 Page 64 of The text says ¨She was coached by Natasha Lytess who was 
Columbia´s head drama coach¨ Natasha taught Marilyn how she could be beautiful and a great actor, she would have her practicing constantly and pressuring her to fix each and every one of her mistakes. Marilyn found her quite harsh but she felt that it was worth it for the fame.]]> 2019-01-20 07:17:35 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/322458046 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/322570296 She reached out to her father because she was feeling vulnerable and alone after her 60 year old boyfriend died. He never accepted her call until one day he did and he turned her down and told her to never call him again.]]> 2019-01-21 04:52:35 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/322570296 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/322570957 She began showcasing her whole body, with nothing covering. On page 72 of the book, it says ¨All around the world, men had her poster up on their walls, and she quickly became one of the most popular blondes around.¨ With this attention, she wanted to showcase herself more, that is when she left acting, and started nude photography]]> 2019-01-21 05:00:54 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/322570957 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/322571372 She starred in a film called ¨Gentleman Prefer Blondes.¨ This film quickly became popular causing even more people to notice Marilyn, and she was not going to give that up. Page 80 of the book says ¨She was now a star. She had dreamed of it. She had worked hard for it. Now she intended to keep it. She just kept starring in ore films.¨]]> 2019-01-21 05:08:02 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/322571372 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/322571874 It was extraordinarily difficult for Marilyn to go from being a nobody, that no one ever cared about, to being the talk of everyone it seemed. Thats when he life started getting more difficult for her, when she realized how hard it was to live up to everyone's expectations.]]> 2019-01-21 05:16:17 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/322571874 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/322572447 Page 94 of the book says ¨ Marilyn Monroe was unlike and movie star Hollywood had ever dealt with-and if 20th century fox wanted her in their movies, they were going to have to give a little.¨ SHe went through a period of time where everyone wanted her in their movies, they wanted their movies to be watched, so what better than to use the person that everyone was talking about. But Marilyn did not enjoy this, she found it stressful to balance her life between all of these companies begging her to be in their movies.]]> 2019-01-21 05:22:56 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/322572447 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/323197499 “Marilyn Monroe.” IMDb, IMDb.com, www.imdb.com/name/nm0000054/.]]> 2019-01-22 19:49:30 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/323197499 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/323198165 “United States History.” Douglas MacArthur, www.u-s-history.com/pages/h3712.html.]]> 2019-01-22 19:50:50 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/323198165 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/323199692 Citation was unsuccessful]]> 2019-01-22 19:53:39 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/323199692 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/323202049 Warlick, Heather. “50 Years Later, Marilyn Monroe Still Influences Fashion and Beauty.” NewsOK.com, NewsOK, 30 July 2012, newsok.com/article/3696771/50-years-later-marilyn-monroe-still-influences-fashion-and-beauty.]]> 2019-01-22 19:58:25 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/323202049 schnegis000 https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/323203797 “Marilyn's Impact on Society.” Marilyn Monroe, erinkmarilynmonroe.weebly.com/marilyns-impact-on-society.html.]]> 2019-01-22 20:02:09 UTC https://padlet.com/schnegis000/7ya7wxrtc3h6/wish/323203797