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    In my eighteen years of life so far, my family and I have lived in extreme poverty and over the years have gradually worked our way up to middle class. I have seen hands on how the rules of the poverty class as well as the middle class play a huge role in society. The middle class is not perfect by any means, but it is much more comfortable that poverty. As someone who grew up in poverty, I can say that there are many luxuries my family and I had to get by without, such as bank accounts, access…

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    The majority of the population is so focused on vengeance instead of living life to its fullest. Euripides', Medea, relates to the wise man's quote because Medea takes revenge to a whole new aspect and takes an eye for an eye. Or maybe a limb for a broken heart. When Medea was left abandoned and heartbroken by her once true love, Jason, she craved vengeance. Many tragic examples of abandonment come from the wretched soul of Medea. For example, when Nurse said, " But now her world has turned to…

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    and we will provide the right compassion and understanding to ensure that the process is professionally and efficiently completed. Based in Milnrow, Sarah Dixon & Co Solicitors are a small yet dynamic legal firm and we specialise in all aspects of family law, including divorce proceedings. When you are in a legal separation in Rochdale, a divorce proceeding…

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    Living Under Maya

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    satirizing the American dream is through George and Martha, and how the couple embodies old American values which is essentially just George and Martha’s desire for a son and for wanting to become a traditional American family. In 1950’s American, there was this idea of a “strong” family with a heterosexual couple and, of course, children. The woman was expected to be in the kitchen, the man should be at work, and children must be beautiful, properly kept, and with good manners. Albee satirizes…

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    Have you ever been ashamed of who your family is or the role they played in your life? Well, in the short story The Scarlet Ibis by James Hurst, there is a conflict about a the narrator, who is brother in the story. He feels that he is to be blamed for the tragic incident of his little brother Doodle. You will soon learn the concept of family being valued. Family is a gift that will last forever, even if you anticipated you have lost it. This story mentions the birth of Doodle, the brother's…

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    Misfit Symbolism

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    asphyxiate himself." (page 1) Ironically the grandmother brought the cat along with them against her son's wishes in fear that it would kill itself, yet the cat set off the series of events that led to the demise of the entire family and is the lone survivor. Before the family leaves Atlanta, the grandmother warns her son and daughter-in law against travelling to Florida, citing the Misfit as a danger; the adults disregard her concerns and in the end the Misfit…

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    hospitalization for a broken toe. Father’s side has history of stroke, and hypertension. Mother’s side has a history of longevity. Starting approximately five years ago client’s family noticed signs of dementia. Also suffers from mild arthritis in right knee. Daily medication includes Diltiazem @ 120mg, and Hydrocodone. Over the counter medications include occasional use of Zicam, and Gas X as needed. Client is retired, living on the lower floor of family residence, family members provide…

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    Have you ever broken a bone in your life? My mom and her side of the family were at my grandpa’s campground he stays at in Iowa in a cabin, it was a august day and it was very warm. It was about 2008 and I was around 5. Every year we have a tradition of going there and going on the mississippi river that the campground is right on. We were getting around time to head back home, but before we had to empty out the water tank in the water dumping area. So we pull the camper up and it starts to…

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    marked by him carrying out his duties to feed the family and provide for the material necessities and more, yet demonstrating inconsiderate behavior towards his wife; he takes no heed of Edna’s troubles and concerns while consistently demanding his own comfort at her expense. This might be passed off as indicating no (physical) harm in his treatment of Edna yet his inability to understand Edna’s feelings, and evidently seeking work over family life. This is marked by instances such as him…

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    I have spent the last five years touring the country and meeting the 13 million unemployed people in this country. The men and women of this country are a broken, ashamed, and desperate people. I have met the farmers of Ohio, Georgia, and Illinois, and the city dwellers of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Oregon. Oregon is in one of the worst conditions in this country. Children collect and sell apples to sell on the sides of the road for $1.15 a day. Jobless depressed men collect junk and scrap…

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