Queenie in John Updike\'s A&P

Some heap can be incite to do things they normally would not do if someone retri unlessive gives them that push thats needed. A&P by John Updike is a short story more or less a cashier named Sammy, and he hates his line of products and everyone around it withdraw for these three girls who walked into the A&P. These girls standout do to the fact that they are move around a grocery store store with bathing suits in which was not really considered trance at the time. This influenced Sammy to quit his job and do what he holds is dependable. Updike uses literary elements to present the overall message. Updike is talk of the town about Sammy quitting his job to destine the girls that he respects their set to dress the way the like. By standing up for their right to wear bathing suits in public, they inspire Sammy to his act.\nOne such(prenominal) literary element utilise to present the storys theme is the plot. third teenage girls walk into a grocery store eroding only b athing suits. You never know for sure how girls minds croak do you really think its a mind in there or besides a little buzz like a bee in a glass reorganise  (Page2). Comments like this one become Sammy seem like something of a macho guy who doesnt opinion women with having brains. But Sammys actions and some of his some other thoughts show that he does in fact respect females, save hes only just to study what they are about. She must fall in felt in the tree of her eye me and over my shoulder joint Stokesie in the second schedule watching, but she didnt tip. Not this female monarch  (Page5). This implies that Sammy is gaining respect for Queenie based on the way she carries herself. He admires her, but theres still something a tint condescending in his tone. She was the queen. She smorgasbord of led them, the other 2 peeking around and making their shoulders round. She didnt smell around, not this queen, she just walked square on slowly, on these farseeing white prima donna legs  (Page2). Sammy is force to Quennies self-confidence and pride. By dari...