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IA3 Class Concept - use images also where appropriate - Coggle Diagram

- - - - She begins as someone who lives a privileged life, strong, but not as liked as she thinks. She is reeling from a breakup and seeks to reclaim her place, however, how she lives and how the world works are two different things. As something of an anti-hero, she goes through the motions as a man and others encourage her to change, but her past catches up with her bit by bit and by the time she changes, it's too late - she has been exposed and must undertake the classical Hollywood meltdown and downfall. She is the narrator of her own life. Her journey is a little Tom Hansen or Michel Poiccard from Breathless.
        
        To do this, we need to research how classical Hollywood women were represented by institutions like paparazzi, studios and magazines
    - - Female, she dresses better than she acts (dresses elegantly) but it's mostly for show - not a typical popular girl but acts a little like it. Eleanor can explain.
    - - Like a fox - a double nature, cannot fully be trusted. A proud character, like a cat.
    - - Wants to live the life of a classical Hollywood woman "not the men in my life but the life in my men" attitude. What she needs is obscured by a high self-opinion, constantly seeing herself as someone emulating a Marilyn Monroe-esque life. What she needs to do is separate reality from fiction before she loses everything.
  - - - A beagle or a dachshund. Like a wolf - he blends in; there's nothing about him that stands out at first.
    - - Super-nerdy, not stylish, socially awkward, more of a realistic character, intelligent, like a Clark Kent - a genuinely nice, down-to-earth person, who tried to be something he wasn't, but just wants to be himself and push for a better future. Breaks up with her because this isn't the life he wants. The break-up is a reflection of her vanity and perspective on the world It's not me, it's you.
    - - Thought he wanted to be with her, but realises that he has his own future. He is a little naive at first. He loves the idea of her, but he needs to grow as a person and he can't do that with her. He remains sympathetic, but unaware of all the things she is saying/doing. At the end of the day he doesn't get revenge, she falls of her own accord.