Noah Character Chart by Noah Ortiz

Henrietta Lacks

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-08 15:49:51 UTC

George Gey

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-08 15:50:17 UTC

Margaret Gey

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Alexis Carell

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Symbol for Character

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-08 16:04:32 UTC

I chose this image because it shows a women who is independent. The reason this image symbolizes Henrietta is because she has 5 children, so she is strong mentally and physically. Also because Henrietta never asked for help.

1): Quote Pg. 43

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-08 16:08:48 UTC

"There is no record of Henrietta having any side effects, and no-one remembers her complaining of feeling sick."

-Rebecca Skloot

2): Quote Pg. 42

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-08 16:13:48 UTC

"She was a person that could really make good things come out of you."

-Sadie

Response to the role she plays in the book

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-08 16:17:22 UTC

Henrietta is the strong mother of 5 Children in the book and is married to her Cousin Day. Henrietta's medical information indicates she has turned down every medical service offered. Henrietta is a horse of a woman, and doesnt by far care about her health she cares for her kids. Henrietta has a strong loving personality, and even at her weakest she is the strongest. Mentally, Physically and Emotionallly.

Symbol for Character

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-08 16:28:30 UTC

I chose this picture for George Gey because George takes Henrietta's cells but it was not to make profit. He was soaking up information like a sponge and because he kept wondering, he kept discovering and today those HeLA cells help with many treatments etc.

1): Quote Pg. 38

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-09 16:36:11 UTC

He would crawl through the damp tunnel, each morning with a pick, filling bucketss for his family and neighbors to have cozy houses."

2): Quote Pg. 38

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-09 16:39:48 UTC

George Gey built everything he had in his lab, from junkyard scraps."

Response to the role he plays in the book

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-09 16:43:27 UTC

At the begginning of this book they make George Gey seem like a CRUEL man, for taking Henrietta Lacks cells without permission. George Gey really did just care about impacting the world with his discovery. Gey was a good man

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-09 16:48:01 UTC

Margaret Gey was George Gey's wife she helped him in his lab experiments

1):Quote Pg. 39

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-09 16:49:58 UTC

"Margaret was cautious and stable, she was the backbone of the lab."

Symbol for Character

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-09 16:52:57 UTC

I chose this picture because Margaret was like Batman to robin, she was just as important.

1): Quote Pg. 59

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-09 16:56:08 UTC

"He dreamed of a never-ending life for those he deemed worthy, and nonwhite."

2): Quote Pg 59

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-09 16:58:13 UTC

'He later praised Hitler for the energetic measure, he took in place"

Response to role she plays in the book

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-10 17:11:49 UTC

Margaret Gey is George Gey's wife, she is the backbone of the lab and is ready and steady.

Symbol for Margaret

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-14 16:39:46 UTC

Symbol for Character

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-14 16:41:24 UTC

I used this because Alexis Carrel is not truthful

Response to role he plays in the boo

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-14 16:42:31 UTC

Alexis Carrel is a person who is untruthful and decieving and lied about the chicken cells being immortal.

George Gey Symbol

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-22 16:22:11 UTC

I chose this symbol for George Gey because he is not a materialistic man. He is not wealthy, as you can see from quote 2 he built everything in his lab himself.

Symbol For Henrietta Lacks

jdhmnd2000 — 2015-01-22 16:35:25 UTC

I chose this symbol for Henrietta Lacks because she was the glue in her family and when she left everything fell apart.