Analysis of The Sin Bin

Introduction\nThe vice Bin, by Lucy Cross is somewhat a young female child named Lucy Cooke who is put in custody in a civilise greenhouse, after she has hit pitiful Penny J geniuss, a girl from her coach. While she is in delay, Lucy is potation while trying to bet for her friend, Bethan.\n\nSetting\nThis drool takes shoot for in a school in Cardiff, Wales1, but generally within the schools greenhouse as mentioned before. It is wild in there and it smells uniform wet and earth. She is in detention for an hour, alongside an some other disciple named Simon Parle and the teacher who takes detention, Mr Paterson.\n\nNarration/ elevation of View\nLucy is the first somebody bank clerk, which makes for a reliable narrator and provides us with her own thoughts and feelings. The written report is also seen through Lucys point of view. As an all-knowing narrator, Lucy is intrusive and comments on the other persons and both her own and their actions.\n\nCharacters\nThe stor y direction on some(prenominal) characters, but keeps most of the focus on Lucy and Bethan, while some other characters are introduced.\n\nLucy Cooke: The important character of this story and one of the most intelligent girls at her school.2 Presumably in her adolescent years and actually a real mommas girl. But due to the influences of her bracing best friend Bethan, she consequently craps into trouble, which is something that does not characterize her. She started getting bad habits such as smoking, wearing make-up and shift some of the rules. Throughout this story, you get the feeling that she is kind of a weak girl, who is not genuinely repellent when it comes to peoples opinions of her. She is insecure of her status, so she looks for vindication by becoming friends with Bethan. Her self-confidence is low. She has a hard meter trusting herself and her own opinion. It is shown by her saying Bethan says or my mom says which could be seen as a sign of her not believe enough in herself. This makes her an unaccented victim of group pressure.\n\nBethan: T...