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On Josie's path to finding herself she discovered her hatred for her father was mostly due to the fact of how he left and treated her mother Christina. You could say she was influenced most by John since he killed him self. Josephine realizes that she doesn't really know who she is and that she now has to create herself.
Her academic scholarship ensures her place at the school as she is not as well off as the population of largely wealthy Anglo-Celtic girls that attend the school. There's alwaya nonnas spy ring. She feels that she's lucky to have time to still achieve what she wants in life.
Everyone else is doing it. Her fac, her hair, and her hands. You live with such freedom Jacob You live without religion and culture. Ill run to be emancipated. By Josie hearing her father's point of view of his and Christina's relationship, she. The horror is that he had to die to achieve his. We also saw many U backs.
Josie Quotes - I'm thirty-four years old and I need a father. I'm going home with the wrong boy!
Themes Forgiveness : Forgiveness is a reoccurring theme in the novel. It is a themes that connects many of the character together. Josephine or Josie has many complicated relationships especially many of them being negative in the beginning. She is very annoyed by her grandmother, especially having to stay with her after school. Her grandmother is very stubborn and always likes to carry old Italian traditions. She also is furious at her father because of he did to her mother, she refuses to ever forgive him in the beginning. Ivy is another character Josie has problems with. Josie and Ivy hate each other as they always try to compete during school and it is always bitter between them. With her grandmother, she learns that she is sometimes interested in her and she feels sorry for her as she finds out stories from her grandmothers past. She later forgives her grandmother for everything and earns her grandmothers trust. With her father it took a lot but Josie finally learned that they have a lot in common and that she really enjoys spending time with each other. She figures this out when she needs his help and as he helps, Josie decides to reward him with lunch with her to get to know each other better. Lastly with Ivy, it took the death of a friend they both had for them to bond together. Once John Barton died, they both cared for him very much this caused them to talk more and as they realize how much they have in common they put aside the hatred towards each other. They also made a deal that if they ever bump it each other again that they will go for a cappuccino together. Fitting in: Fitting in was a theme in the novel. Josie is an Italian girl, living in an Australia. She goes to a rich Australian catholic school where most of the upper class people go to and in term of class level she isn't anywhere near that. She doesn't even have an ordinary Italian family, since her father left her mother when she was still pregnant, Josie had no father in her life. To other Italian families this was a big deal and they were not ordinary. You could tell that she really did not fit in with people around her and with her surroundings but she soon learns that it doesn't matter what other people think or what you are supposed to be. As she makes friends with John Barton and Jacob Coote she learns that it doesn't matter who her parents were, or where she lived it. Throughout the novel we had to see an ordinary teenager having the same feelings and issues a teenager or anyone would feel or have in the real world. We clearly see decisions in the beginning still being made by a teenager but as the story progresses we see a more mature side to Josie as she starts making more mature decision and starts seeing the world differently. In the beginning of the novel Josie just thinks that her life is unfair and society is the worlds only problem. However as she meets new people and she starts connecting with more people she learns that it isn't worth complaining about life because other people have even worse problems than her and there are more important things to worry about. She learns some of this through her mother, grandmother and John. You could say she was influenced most by John since he killed him self. She was also influenced by her mother and grandmother as she learns about the hard times they had as children but as they moved on they became fine. By the end of the novel Josie realizes that she needs to move on and let her life move forward. This goes back to the theme of forgiveness this was said by Josie about her father Michael this really proves that she has forgiven him and that she now cares for him 2. The horror is that he had to die to achieve his. This explain that Josie has learned a lot from John and he has helped her mature. She says that they both talked about their problems together and they both talked about what they wanted to achieve. She realizes that she wasn't the only one with problems and in fact she has much things to be grateful for. John got what he wanted but it was death that he wanted. Josie realizes that its not the same for her and she is lucky to be allowed to still achieve what she wants and carry on. What other people think of your family, or love? This is showing Josie that it doesn't matter weather she fits in with other people because she shouldn't care what those people think. The story was told in first person. It was told all in Josie perspective. In my opinion this made the story better as it was Josie is the protagonist and it is all about her problems. It was good to see her perspective on things and how it changed through out the story as she continued to learn new things every time with new people. We also saw many Flash backs. These flashbacks helped Josie with learning new things. A prime example of this is when Josie is filled in with a story about her grandmother's past at first this story spurs problems. However this flashback was actually very important to the story as Josie soon forgave her grandmother and their relationship became much better. The flash back was when Josie's grandmother told the family that her dead husband wasn't really the father of Christina Alibrandi. Katia actually had an affair with an Australian man, this was a big deal because the family were fed up at Katia for always trying so hard to carry tradition but she doesn't even follow them. However when Josie and her mother forgive Katia their relationship becomes much better. The tone of the story is very inconsistent this is mostly because the story is told in first person. Therefore the story is all about what the protagonist is feeling. In this case Josie is the protagonist and she has many different feelings throughout the story. She has felt happy, sad, disappointed, angry, confused, etc. However the important thing is that at the end of the story Josie is a new person and the tone is happy and excited to move forward in life and to carry on. The genre of the story is Bildungsroman. Bildungsroman is when a story deals with a young protagonist's development over time. Which is exactly what this story is about as it highlights Josie and her development as she get's older.
