Rihanna And Tootie Analysis

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This story starts at an Elementary school named star elementary. There were two best friends name Rihanna and Tootie. Rihanna and Tootie have been best friends since they were in elementary school, but they got into a big fight and lost contact for a couple years but now they are back on track. This is how the story went.
It all started in 1999 at Star Elementary. There was a “new girl” and her name was Tootie. Tootie was used to switching schools but this one just seemed so different, she couldn’t get used to it. The students at the new school didn’t like her because they thought she was arrogant, she never played with the other kids at the playground or even talked to them. Tootie only acted this way because she had a hard childhood and …show more content…

They went to so many parties and made fake i.d’s to get in grown clubs. Basically Tootie and Rihanna did everything together, this was until their 4th year of highschool, SENIOR YEAR! Throughout the years Tootie slowly became the schools favorite all because of Rihannas shady sordid scandalous act. Tootie started to get all the invites to every senior party and every activity the students planned. Rihanna never recieved anything but she didn’t think anything of it. Rihanna slowly and slowly became jealous because she felt like everyone forgot about her. She would try to draw alot of attention to herself to try to regain her popularity. Rihanna always blew Tootie off whenever she tried to hang out because she only felt like Tootie was trying to lowkey hurt her feelings. Now school was hell for Rihanna. It was like no one even acknowledged her presence. Rihanna would try to maneuver around school without anyone seeing her and suprisingly it worked. One day in chemistry class Tootie said a joke and everyone laughed and she became more of the schools favorite, everyone in class laughed exept for Rihanna. The joke was “I'd tell you a chemistry joke but I know I wouldn't get a reaction”, Rihanna was just fed up with

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