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    asked all three girls what they wanted and brought them what they wished. He is also present at the ball and suspects the mysterious beautiful maiden is his daughter. At the end of the tale he refers to Cinderella as “little stunted kitchen-wench which my late wife left behind her”. Wicked. She promises Cinderella she can come to the ball if she finishes the task she gave her, but then changes her mind and tells her she will embarrass the family. Beautiful and fair of face, but vile and black of…

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    rights. An example of social change can be a group of people joining forces to remove themselves from a dictator’s rule. In In the Time of the Butterflies by Julia Alvarez, the Mirabal sisters join together to change the society and to liberate themselves from the tyrant, Trujillo. Throughout the novel, the sisters express their unhappiness with the society’s situation, the events leading into the revolution, and the revolution itself. Social change happens through 3 main stages, which are:…

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    Cinderella Research Paper

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    there was a so called “princess” that went by the name of Cinderella. She had two sisters, Lottie and Dottie, and yes of course I am Lottie. Cinderella is NOT who you think she is. She is a rotten liar, so don’t let her fool you by saying Dottie and I are the evil stepsisters. In fact, she lies so much I am planning on catching her in one to get her in even more trouble since she’s so good at everything. My sister, mother and I don’t exactly hate Cinderella, we just don’t like the fact that…

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    She is stubborn, prideful, and opinionated. She has been educated to read and write and is knowledgeable in the ways of society. What makes Elizabeth different from other women of that time and different from her own sisters is her enthusiastic wit and superb rationality. Because of this, she is her mother’s least favorite child and her father’s favorite child. Her sarcastic aphorisms also furthers Mr. Darcy’s admiration of Elizabeth as well as Lady Catherine’s disapproval…

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    Success is best described as the act as a group or as an individual to achieve a set of goals, target or purpose. Success comes when legal hard work has been made known in a career. The Coldest Winter Ever by Sister Souljah, a book about the daughter of a big drug lord growing up in a very materialistic, proud, and troubled lifestyle. Materialism, beauty and pride led Winter Santiaga sticking with the wrong set of people. The amount of wealth her father had made their family’s name stay at the…

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    Home Narrative

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    them; at the same time. My parents got divorced when I was 5 years old so the world of growing up with two Christmas’ and having to always let me friends know which house I was at when they were invited over, was normal to me. I had two blood sisters, three step sisters, a step brother, and a half-sister, and I was never ashamed to tell people that. My life felt normal to me. But what never felt “normal,” was my home. My two decently sized houses with lots of property. My two well decorated and…

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    Butterflies Theme

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    The most common theme in the book is the ongoing struggle of the Butterflies against the government. When the flashback first begins, this particular theme is surfaced during a conversation between the Mirabal family, discussing the idea of Minevra becoming a lawyer. In effect their mother exclaimed jokingly, “Just what we need, skirts in the law!” (Alvarez 10) Minerva insisted that the claim was true, insisting that that, “It’s about time we women had a voice in running our country.” (Alvarez…

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    Cinder Versus Cinderella

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    moment he saw her he fell in love with her. Love at first sight,was what they called it. From then on he was convinced at seeing her at the ball were he would dance with all the maidens in the land and find his one true love. But, when Ella’s step-sisters & stepmother found out about the ball they forbid her to go. Ella was determined to go to the ball so her and her mice friends Jaq and Gus sew Ella’s mother’s dress for the ball. But when her stepsisters and stepmother saw Ella in her mother’s…

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    Other Sister, my eyes were opened even more about living with children who have special needs. Lorenzo’s Oil is based on a true story of Michalla and Augosto Odone and their son Lorenzo. When Lorenzo is just five years old he is diagnosed with a…

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    Initially, her faith allows her to understand why Minerva rejects Trujillo and God: “I understood her hatred. My family had not been personally hurt by Trujillo, just as before losing my baby, Jesus has not taken anything from me. But others had been suffering...I had heard, but I had not believed...I looked up, challenging Him. And the two faces merged!” (53). Through the use of the word “taken…

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