By the end of the story, because of certain events Millicent changes her mind about the sorority and decides not to join. She wants to be a part of the sorority, but her mind keeps telling her no and telling her to be true to herself, even with all of the pressure of everyone else.
One of the big symbols in the story is birds, specifically, Heather birds. This quote illustrates how Millicent is symbolized by the Heather birds. What are heather birds juxtaposed with?
The heather birds form a strong contrast to pale grey-brown birds sparrows. What song is playing in Dwight's car? When Dwight is dejectedly listening to music in his car, he is playing "Everybody Hurts" by R. What day was pretzel day the office? April 26th. Who vomited in Michael's office? In this episode, a disgusting "thing" — implied to be human feces — is left in Michael Scott's Steve Carell office, and Michael tries to discover who did it. What is the climax of initiation by Sylvia Plath?
The climax for the story was that Millicent was starting to realize that she doesn't need to be in a sorority to have friends and be cool.
What is Millicent's internal conflict? Internal conflicts are problems that take place within a character. External conflicts are problems between other people.
Internal conflict in Sylvia Plath's "Initiation" was in Millicent. Millicent would probably tell the sorority sisters just what she had been thinking the entire time, that if she had been accepted she would be just like them and given up her individuality, and conformed to sorority way of like.
Although I had wanted to join the sorority very badly, and I had put all my hopes in it, something has changed. I realize now that I should value myself, and my individuality. Explanation: She gets in trouble because Bev gets jealous. What are two possible victories for Millicent?
She has got two options;either to become part of the select flock or to chose a different way of getting into the great hall blazing with lights,of people and life hence not to join the sorority after having successfully undergone the initiation process.
Many of the attractive young men would date the girls in the club because being part of the sorority raises the girl up in the social hierarchy. Millicent decides to change her mind once she realizes that she is abandoning her true friend, and herself if she were to join the group.
When she was sitting in the cellar thinking about the ridiculous tasks she had to do just to become part of a group which includes one benefit; being popular and known and accepted in the high school, she realized she didn't need to join a silly group to become a better person.
Millicent realized that she could be herself and earn regard from people without being initiated. This decision actually allows her to have more respect for herself. And she knew that her own private initiation had begun. She had proved something to herself by going through with everything, even Rat Court, and then deciding not to join the sorority after all
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