She engaged in passive narcissism by relating to her friend Amanda the drama that occurred in the lunchroom the day before while Amanda was preoccupied with turmoil in her own life.
What does Amanda's name mean?
Latin slang for "sweet and loving" or "worthy of love" is Amanda. The name was first mentioned in Warwickshire, England, in 1212. In the 18th and 19th centuries, it was a well-liked literary name; it was also common in the 1980s. Latin in origin, the name Amanda means "likeable" or "full of respect."
What is Amanda's irony?
In the poem's final stanza, Amanda's mother nags her, which makes Amanda unhappy and dissatisfied, but she is told by her mother not to be unhappy.
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