Analysis of Flowers in the Attic by V.C. Andrews Essay -- Flowers in t

Analysis of Flowers in the Attic by V.C. AndrewsFlowers in the attic thats what four children thought of themselves. They were born so bright colored, s manger fading duller as their long dreary nightmarish days, held prisoners of hope, and kept captive by greed.The Dollengangers were a loving and happy family. Chris had meet Corrine when she was fourteen. later she turned eighteen they eloped. They had four beautiful children. They all had blond hair, dingy eyes, and fair skin. Christopher was the oldest. He was very bright for his age making substantial As and wanted to become a doctor. Cathy, the next oldest was not as smart as Chris was, but she did well in inform too. She dreamed of becoming a dancer. The twins were only four then. Their come stayed home, and their father was a sales man who was gone most of the time. The children couldnt wait till he came home always bringing them a gift. Then one day their father was killed in an auto accident, and thats when the horro r began.After their dad was killed, their house was reposed. Corrine called her mother, who allowed them to come live with them. Corrine told the children how rich people their grandparents were, and they would never need anything again. She told them their new home would be the grandest they ever lived in, but they would have to be locked up in one room till she won her fathers heart back.When they arrived in the middle of the night, their grandmother was there to permit them in. All four of the ch...