Wednesday, 11 September 2013

Definition of Ciara

     Ciara Dacosta has many figures in her life that define her. They range anywhere from real-life human beings to fictional characters. Her role model throughout her life has been Shania Twain. Listening to Shania's music never fails to lift her spirits. Her incredible music talent and amazing personality displays everything that Ciara looks up too. Although not a movie from her own generation, Ciara is infatuated with the movie Grease. She lives her everyday life as Sandy, a quiet girl who knows what she wants and does what it takes to achieve it. Achieving an unimaginable relationship with her brother is a top priority. Ciara and her brother have a unique relationship that can be compared to the famous cartoon characters, Bart and Lisa Simpson. Perpetually, they annoy one another and have short-lived arguments, but at the end of the day there is no way that they could imagine life without each other. Likewise, imagining life without her mom is unthinkable. They share a relationship like Lorelai and Rory Gilmore from the well-known television show, The Gilmore Girls. Attached at the hip, Ciara and her mom share a relationship like no other; they communicate everything with each other and keep little to no secrets. Noticeably, Ciara can compare her life to many different fictional and non-fictional characters. She lives a marvelous life that she wouldn’t trade for anything.

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