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    Setting The majority of the book Frozen Charlotte was based on the isle of Skye in Scotland. The beginning of the book took place in the United Kingdom. Then the main character goes to visit family on the isle of Skye. The main character,Sophie goes to this place that is near Cliff at the beach of black sand. The time isn't specified but it's based on the present because they are smartphones. Sophie Shy but sweet young girl about the age of 15 years old who was currently devastated about her…

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    When you think of sharing a meal together with others on Thanksgiving day, what do you think of? Do you celebrate any family traditions, or eat special food for the holidays? Are you with family, or friends, or both? Thanksgiving is different for everyone in many ways. The short story, “Two Thanksgiving Day Gentlemen”, and the poem, “Thanksgiving”, demonstrate two different ways of celebrating Thanksgiving with many similarities and differences. They each share common traditions such as sharing…

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    LAKSHMI’S CHARACTER SKETCH SOLD- Patricia McCormick In the novel, “SOLD” by Patricia McCormick, Lakshmi is the protagonist of the story. She is a fourteen-year-old teenager who lives with her lovely and beloved Ama, her extravagant and irresponsible stepfather and her half younger brother in a small hut in the mountains of Nepal. She spends her days in the village doing household chores, gathering/fetching water and tending her goat, Tali and the small garden of cucumbers for which she is…

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    My Trip To Myself I have been traveling for a while now. My family and I go visit Mexico almost every summer ever since I can remember. We go to Mexico usually to visit my family and to just relax and have a fun time. However one summer when I went to Mexico a lot of things happened that made an impact on my life. I experienced new things that I had never experienced before. These events have helped me to grow up , have a different view on things, and to become more responsible. Two years ago…

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    In the short story, “The Killers” two of the main characters are Max and Al. They are both dressed in almost identical winter coats and they come in with attitude. They both are trying to order dinner when only breakfast was on the menu they continue to complain about the service. While they are inside of the diner they say some comment to George about how they are “Bright boys” they mean that as they are dumb and talk down to them because of their masculinity and power. Even though they are…

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    The Joy Luck Club By Amy Tan: The Unforgettable Respect "This is how a daughter honors her mother. It is shou so deep it is in your bones. The pain of the flesh is nothing. The pain you must forget. Because sometimes that is the only way to remember what is in your bones. You must peel off your skin, and that of your mother, and her mother before her. Until there is nothing. No scar, no skin, no flesh." Page 48. The Joy Luck Club is a novel based on Chinese Culture and focuses…

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    In The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka, we see a unique view of a family dynamic and how easily it can change. Gregor Samsa was once the jewel of his family and the sole provider. Once Gregor Samsa’s transformation occurred so did his importance in the family. He went from the most important person in his family to the most useless one. This led to an overwhelming feeling of loneliness. Gregor although he was lonely beforehand he did not feel the sting of it because of his family's appreciation…

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    According to the FDA love is not an ingredient however, emotion still plays a large role in cooking. In the novel Like Water for Chocolate by Esquivel the main protagonist Tita faces many challenges in life. A narration by Esperanza, Tita’s granddaughter starts every chapter with a recipe. The recipes may seem like just a tradition being recorded but, they actually correlate with the emotions and challenges Tita faces in the chapter. Food is also used as a recurring motif with symbolic…

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    In “A Rose for Emily” by William Faulkner, Emily lives a life with almost no social interactions growing up. Until her father’s death, which was in her early adulthood, the only developed relationships she has are with her father and their house slave. Living with these very few relationships in her early life will ultimately affect her interactions with other people for the rest of her life. These interactions that Emily has with other people throughout the story can only be described as odd,…

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    Introduction In 1914, in Muskogee, Oklahoma, Australia Hopson was born to a family of farmers. She grew up being one of three sisters. Australia’s parents were sharecroppers during her childhood, so her primary caregiver during the days was her grandmother (T. Finchum and A. Bishop, personal communication, October 20, 2014). There was a point in Australia’s life where she helped her family on the farm and would pick cotton. She was never able to pick a hundred pounds worth at a time like her…

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