What are two adjectives that describe Skeeter Phelan in the book "The Help"?

**I think independent and brave are the best adjectives to describe her. **
Even being 22, Skeeter was her own person and went against what her family wanted her to do, and even the law. She chose her own path in life and in the very end of the book, she realized that she didn't have to live the life her parents thought she should lead, but instead, go her own way and travel to New York to become the serious writer she had always wanted to be. Her time spent with the women of the black community sculpted who she was and shed light on who she really should be. ;

Answered by js9175 | 2024-06-12

Skeeter Phelan in 'The Help' is described as ambitious and independent due to her goal to become a writer and her progressive views on racial equality.
Two adjectives that describe Skeeter Phelan in the novel The Help are ambitious and independent. Skeeter is ambitious because she aspires to become a professional writer, an unusual goal for a woman in the South during the 1960s, and she pursues this goal despite societal expectations and obstacles. She is also independent in her thinking, especially in her attitude towards racial equality, which leads her to undertake the risky project of writing a book from the perspective of the maids, defying the ingrained prejudices of her community.

Answered by AnshikaTiwari | 2024-06-24

Skeeter Phelan in "The Help" can be described as determined and compassionate. Her determination to tell the stories of African American maids and her compassion for their struggles highlight her character throughout the book. These traits make her a significant figure in the fight for equality during the racially charged 1960s.
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Answered by js9175 | 2024-12-24