An Analysis Of Edith Done Tirado, By Edith Faulkner

People in today’s society could be seen as mostly introverted. The sense of interacting with the person next to you is completely gone. Everybody is paying attention, not to their surroundings but to their electronic devices, however, there are still a few individuals who are not introverted, but extroverted. They seem to break the stereotypical idea that people in the city are rude and egotistical. These people are outgoing or gregarious people. My partner, Edith Done Tirado, is one of those individuals that are extroverted. She is a young female who wears glasses, has dark hair, big eyes, and has a tanned skin, as her origins could be traced back to the Dominican Republic. She is a very sociable and approachable person who you can always come to for help. Many people get their names because it means something extremely sentimental for one’s family or it reminds the family of a deceased loved one. Edith got her name from her father who was watching a television show. The main character, which was also his favorite character, was name Edith. Her mother, however, wanted to name her Edeling, but, Edith is grateful that the name that was given to her by her father was chosen to be her name. Edith is currently pursuing a major in Sociology and a minor in psychology. She was undecided during her freshman year and only recently decided to choose this major as it was required for juniors to declare a major before the beginning of the semester. She is currently in her