Analyzing the Creek
Dawson Leary, throughout a majority of the show, is pretty indecisive about the numerous issues with which he is faced. He spends a great amount of time in the middle of the "Identity Moratorium" and "Identity Achievement" states during this episode. From the moment the first scene appears on the television screen, you are greeted by the image of a blond-haired, blue-eyed male adolescent who speaks as though he is actually twice his age. He is somewhat entranced by a blond-haired, blue-eyed overly-promiscuous female adolescent named Eve. You can see that he is interested in her, but is surprised and somewhat overwhelmed by her frankness and overpowering demeanor. He has always lived up to the "good boy" reputation that he has made for himself throughout the years. Now, he has this girl, who he met just a week ago, in front of him. He knows that she is totally wrong for him, and that she is trouble in the making, but he cannot help but to think that maybe she is what he wants. Eve is everything that Dawson has never been; the whole concept of right versus wrong excites him to a certain extent, and now he has to make a decision between the two. He allows Eve to manipulate him into thinking and doing
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Some common words found in the essay are:
Andie McPhee, Joey Potter, Eve Dawson, PSAT Pacey, Identity Achievement, Merit Scholarship, Diffusion Pacey, Dawson Leary, Dawson Joey, Identity Diffusion, copy psat, andie mcphee, throughout life, blond-haired blue-eyed, identity achievement, reputation throughout, return test, forgive forget, secure future,
Approximate Word count = 1892
Approximate Pages = 8 (250 words per page double spaced)
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