Adelina's character in The Queen by Pacheco
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Summary
We live in a society where many people are seen as outcasts. The majority of our society sees themselves as superior and try to suppress those not like them. In Jose Emilio Pacheco’s “The Queen,” Adelina is seen as an outcast and is tormented by those around her. Her family and acquaintances feel that they can tease her and make her feel inferior. Even after an effort to conform to society, she is still under scrutiny and creates an imaginary relationship with a man to devote herself and to express her feelings. The author, Pacheco, also shows that he himself feels as a sort of outcast. Just as Adelina did, Stan, from Eminem’s song “Stan,” writes to his idol, Eminem, and begins treating him as if they were eternal soul mates. Both, Adelina and Stan, create a world where they are in charge of what happens and feel that they are part of society.
Table of Contents
- Adelina has always been on the outside.
- Although she is seen as an outcast, she desperately tries to fit in.
- We live in society where a larger portion was created and seen as a normal in-take of food.
- Unlike Adelina, Stan, from Eminem's song, does not realize that his relationship is fictional.
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