Connie
ConnieConnie a pretty young girl at age fifteen is in high school. Connie constantly looks in the mirror to make sure she looks good. Her mother warns her repeatedly not to worry about her looks. She too was once pretty and now has lost it. On the other hand, June her sister, a plain and simple 24 year-old, works at Connie’s high school. Connie is extremely embarrassed by this. Connie’s mother always tells her of how she should be more like her sister. As a teenager, Connie likes to go out with her friends and meet new boys. Connie and her friends like to go shopping and to the movies, or that’s what they say. On most occasions they would go to the restaurant across the road where the older kids hung out. There, Connie met a boy named Eddie. He asks her if she would like to get a bit to eat and she does not refuse. Connie tells her friends that she will meet them at the theatre where they were suppose to be picked up at eleven. She spent three hours with him and when it was time to leave Connie’s friends were upset with her because she abandoned them for Eddie. One Sunday Connie’s family was going to a barbeque at their aunt’s house, without Connie, because she wasn’t interested. While at home Connie sun bathed,...
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