Are you ready boots

You Ready Boots is a short story ab f every last(predicate) out an English girl called Lulu and her black trounce boots. The story begins in New York where Lulu, her good pal Spencer and another freind are on a four day trip. On a shoe exchange she finds these marvellous boots that makes her feel fantastic, and she buys them. When shes back in England she cant bear to wear them bacause they were so expensive. Until one night six month later when shes acquittance out with Spencer and he encourages her to wear them.She does, and that night she meets a very handsome manhood called Charlie. After a while she walks straight to him (in her boots), talks with him, and she ends up with dating him. They become lovers and he seems to be the perfect man. Only Spencer disapproves their relationship. After a while Charlie proposes and she accepts. The same night she decides to wear the same dress, including the boots, as the day the met. But then Charlie says that he hates the boots and he as ks her to take them off. Then she looks at her great boots, makes a decision and leavesThe main character is a woman called Lulu. I think she might be in the twenties because shes overaged enough to gets married and young enough to go out and get drunk with her freinds. She lives in England, and she seems to be like a classifiable city girl who likes shopping, going out with freinds and so on. She may be a little upper class for example bacause she drinks champagne when shes going out, but still shes not like a real richie, because of the way shes ashamed of the price of the boots and how shes very impressed of Charlies Porsche.It also confirms my feeling of Lulu as a girl ho likes the wealthy feeling and that is also the reason that she in the beginning buys the boots even though they are as well as expensive. This leads to another of Lulus traits that shes lovely conscious about the way she looks, and others looks. When she finally takes courage to talk with Charlie for the fi rst time, shes sure that its because of the boots she finds self-confidence in material things like the expensive boots. Its also worthy how much of the text that the description of the boots and her thoughts about them fills.As well as the descriptions of Charlies handsome look s described a lot of times. I think shes typical young and modern woman who likes a lot of normal things. The way she doesnt sees the real Charlie for such a long time, do I interpret as some smorgasbord of desperation sign. If shes in the late twenties many of her freinds may have really had a boyfreind). Nobody wants to be the lonely old maid, when their freinds become parents and so on Two men have important roles in the story Lulus good pal Spencer and Charlie who becomes her boyfreind.Spencer is like a real freind who takes her out for fun, who orries about her and I think that he knows her very well. He is with her in New York when she buys the boots and he is the one who tells her his actual opinio n about Lulu and Charlies releationship. At first she doesnt wants to listen to him, but she cant Just forgets what he said which shows us that she normally listens to Spencers opinions. And in the end its also like his the one whos proved right. Charlie is a totally different kind of man. He is not spontaneous funny like Spencer is in fact I dont think hes spontaneous at all (or funny).But he walks straight in to Lulus life, at a point when I think she needs a man. Hes very good looking, seems to be the perfect man and Lulu is flattered because of the way he for example eternally remembers to call her. Her love for this man is not described anywhere in the text and its tempting to mistrust that she actually never loved him.. Fundamentally I dont think that you should Judge peoples choices of clothes because you should be allowed to wear what ever you want to. But it is not always possible to escape if people ask you directly what you think of this and that- which girl freinds of ten do.And in such a situation I think that the lone(prenominal) right thing to do is to tell the truth. But I still think that the whole truth may be a little too hard sometimes. And then its okay to tell a tiny little lie. But there are cases where its the best to tell the hard truth to kind of prepare the person you are talking with, bacause you can see that if you dont say anything other people, and maybe strangers, will do and thats a lot worse. So to what period it is okay to Judge depends on the situation, how close you are to the person you are Judging and how necessary the Judgement is.