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THEME: Things are not always as they seem. (Symbols (Arnold's Car…
THEME: Things are not always as they seem.
Symbols
Arnold's Car
It gives Connie her first clues that their might be something wrong or dangerous with Arnold.
Outdated phrases written all over the car
Wearing Sunglasses
Hiding true identity and intentions
Stuffing his boots
Tricking her to believe he was taller than he actually was
Setting: Summer a time to go on an adventure, you can be free
Mood: Exhilarated and Hostile
Connie was shown as being hostile to Arnold when he first came up to the house, but the other side of Connie was exhilarated to go with Arnold to see all the things he could offer even though she knew that she shouldn't go with him.
Point of View
3rd Person Limited
The reader see's Connie's emotions throughout the story and this helps the reader understand her fear when Arnold comes to the house. When Connie tries to call the police she starts hallucinating that he was in the house about to hurt her, but in reality, she walks out to him of her own free will.
Being 3rd person limited, it shows Connie's many emotions which shows how she has two sides to her personality.
Imagery
The author uses language to focus on Arnold's physical presence such as "thighs" and "buttocks". This shows Arnold's sexual side.
Title: Where Are You Going? Where Have You Been?
