The Story of Marilyn Monroe

Marilyn Monroe's story of Marilyn Monroe used to be, "Behind the make-up and smile, I am the only girl who wants the world." . She is devoid of her mother 's image in her life and being loved. She is very beautiful but I want more than it looks. Her fame appeared unexpectedly, but it brought about results. It turned her into a person she did not want to become. A large part of her career has been trying to find herself, but her public image replaced her identity.

On a busy day when a photographer entered Grand Central Station in New York there is a wonderful story about Marilyn Monroe showing her personal appeal. She was riding a cameraman all the way to the next place, nobody noticed her, no one accepted her. Marilyn wants to show that he can be an attractive Marilyn or normal quota as long as he is determined. Charisma is deeply influenced by the surrounding energy - they have an incredible outgoing perception and perception. Like bats, they can explain the echo of life's resurgence. They react to people, places and experiences by sensing their reactions to the world. The charismatic nature uses others as their mirror and has a natural sense of how people respond to them.

I read the story of a woman walking down the street with Marilyn Monroe. Because Marilyn did not play her character, no one is worried. Marilyn turned to her companion and said, "What do you want to see?" Marilyn continued opening her "star", and everyone saw her suddenly.

On August 4, 1962, the day of Marilyn Monroe began threatening the phone. The next day, Marilyn doctor Dr. Ralph Gringson came to the hospital and later quoted in a document that "Marilyn Monroe may feel rejected by some close friends." Her public relations staff slept for too long, and she seemed okay except her anxiety. Pat Newcomb and Greenson, who lived in Marilyn 's house the night before, went out for dinner. About 7:30 pm, she phoned him and told him that her second husband's son called him. Peter Lawford also called for Marilyn and asked her to eat, but she refused. After work, Lawford said her speech was ambiguous. Marilyn's dark and frustrating night, there were other phones, such as the phone from Jose Bellanus. According to the director of the funeral, Marilyn died between 9:30 pm and 11:30 pm.