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    Blood Relation Definition

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    Many people see family the traditional way. Any group of people that are closely related by blood such as parents, uncles, aunts, children and cousins whether living together or not. The universal definition of family is two or more people that are either related through blood or are legally married, share economic responsibilities and live under the same roof. Many people of today’s society does not acknowledge any strong bonds or relationships outside these given guidelines as family, whether…

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    the Frank and van dans.They stayed there for about two years until they were found.( August 21, 1942- August 4, 1944) The Annex was a perfect place for a family the door was hidden by a huge bookcase, it had 2 rooms, a kitchen, windows and a bathroom all in an attic like room. It was fine at first but soon became too much to deal with, the family were beginning to get irritated with each other. The food supply was getting lower and lower as the days went on. There was little or no privacy and…

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    elderly Chinese woman, living in America, trying to help her daughter and her family raise her granddaughter Sophie. The narrator makes a cultural assumption that Sophie’s Irish side makes her wild and wishes to discipline her the way a proper Chinese girl is raised. This story is realistic because of its diction, specifically the narrator’s broken and her use of the words supportive and creative. The narrator’s broken english shows that the narrator is out of place in America. When describing…

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    Relationships In King Lear

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    Strong bonds between people take years to build but then can be destroyed in seconds. In King Lear, readers can see various bonds breaking throughout the duration of the play. One of the reasons for these particular bonds being broken is the cold hard truth, when characters hear things they do not want to hear they become angry which causes problems in relationships. Second, insecurity is a main cause of what causes relationships to break. In King Lear when characters are insecure about…

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    were the cheerleaders along the way edging me to keep my going going further , they gave me strength, optimism and support, they inspired me but most of all they understood fully what I was going through , not because they were clever or read up on broken and battered women , they have been there before ,just like me .They even understood when I told them I still loved Daniel , that's how sweet they were .My friends were the rose petals the wind had spontaneously blown onto my dusty road,…

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    My Worst Decisions

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    we are in this situation. Here is my history. I born and grow up in a warm family in the center of Cuba. My parents and my little brother were my nearest family. They were proud of my academic results and how I developed in the life. At the middle high school, I knew my first and only love. We lived together unforgettable moments and experiences that did our love…

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    Personal Narrative

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    my bladder, this would be a story I will never forget. The past has affected my childhood and how I see everything now, but I still have my most precious memories saved and taken care of in my heart. From the saddest to the happiest of days with my family I look back and reflect on how we acted and question myself, was it really worth acting like that? And how could this have affected me now if this never happened? My life as a kid felt short, sweet, but promising. Knowing my life as a child and…

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    Holes

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    the novel Holes written by the author Louis Sachar. The novel is centred on two main curses covering over two hundred years. The focus of this report will be the family “curse” of the Yelnats family and Walker family. The family this novel is based around, and how the curse affected several generations of these two families. Walker family One hundred and ten years before Stanley arrives at Camp Green Lake, the town Green Lake is a beautiful place. There is a farmer called Sam who is a black man…

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    October Country Analysis

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    Country,” the Mosher family’s unhappy environment and personal troubles are openly shared with the viewers. The family is facing several social problems, like mental illness, teenage pregnancy, dependency of government assistance, etc. Above all, the most evident problem that is manifested by all of the family members, is the “vicious cycle” that persists within the women in the family. That is, the abusive partners that mother (Donna) and daughter (Danael) got involved with at an early age.…

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    Family is more important than money. In the play A Raisin in the Sun the Younger family, consisting of Mama, Ruth, Beneatha, Walter and Travis, are an African American family living a hard life. They receive a 10,000 dollar check for the death of the Younger’s dad. Each Family member dreams of using the money in a different way that caused the family to have disputes. In A Raisin in the Sun, Lorraine Hansberry uses Mama and Walter to show that money drives families apart. Walter’s actions in…

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