An Analysis of
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ARTISTIC ATTEMPTS
An Analysis of Chapter 26
Tone
Humorous And Sympathetic With Undertones Of Resilience In The Face Of Amy'S Artistic Struggles And Social Ambitions.
Basic Stats
| Intensity | Clarity | Conflict | Resolution | Pacing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Relaxed - (2) | Crystal-clear - (5) | Calm - (2) | A decent amount - (3) | Quick - (4) |
Basically...
Amy March tries to pursue different forms of art with enthusiasm but faces repeated setbacks, culminating in a failed social event she hosts for her art classmates.
In more detail...
In this chapter, Amy March grapples with the difference between talent and genius as she ambitiously experiments with various forms of art, ranging from pen-and-ink drawings to clay modeling. Her efforts lead to a series of misadventures, including a mishap with poker-sketching that almost results in a fire and an attempted foot casting that leaves her injured. Despite the failures, she remains perseverant, believing she will someday produce 'high art.' Meanwhile, Amy desires to fit in with 'our best society' and decides to host a luncheon for her art classmates. Her elaborate preparations end up mostly in vain as only one guest, Miss Eliott, attends. The chapter humorously details the domestic chaos and Amy's dignified handling of the predicament, as her family supports her despite the failed endeavor.
Characters
- Amy March
- About - Amy is the youngest March sister, striving to distinguish herself as an artist and fit into high society, while learning through her many artistic attempts and a failed social event she hosts for her classmates.
- Personality Traits - Ambitious, Artistic, Resilient, Socially aspirational
- Physical Characteristics - Her physical characteristics are not described in detail within this chapter.
- Character Connections
- Jo March - Amy's sister, who reluctantly agrees to help with the luncheon, and who Amy argues with over social aspirations.
- Meg March - One of Amy's older sisters, who agrees to help and offers her own possessions for Amy's event.
- Beth March - Amy's sister who is kind and helpful, and helps with the domestic preparations for Amy's event.
- Mrs. March - Amy's mother, who supports her ambitions and gives advice, overseeing the preparations for the luncheon.
- Mr. March - Amy's father, who contributes to the preparations by trying to procure ingredients, despite a small mishap.
- Hannah - The March family's servant, who is out of humor due to the event disturbing her routine.
- Miss Eliott
- About - The only guest who attends Amy's luncheon, Miss Eliott seems to be friendly and appreciative of Amy's efforts.
- Personality Traits - Sweet, Amiable, Grateful
- Physical Characteristics - Her physical characteristics are not described in the chapter.
- Character Connections
- Amy March - Friend and art classmate, the recipient of Amy's social event.