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    Usually the harsher deck of cards result in creating a stronger person, mostly because of the obstacles that are formed from this. This doesn 't make someone with an easy deck of cards weak, it just says that they have it easier. In the book the Glass Castle written by Jeannette Walls, she is dealt an unfair deck of cards but overcomes her struggle and makes something out of herself. You can directly relate this with Will Hunting from the movie Good Will Hunting. These two characters tend to…

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    Relationships Ahead The book The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls shows many different hardships Jeannette and her family all went through. One of the most prominent issues throughout the entire book was unhealthy relationships. There were unhealthy relationships between Jeannette’s parents, Maureen and her mom, and different girls at her school. All of these relationships, in one way or another, shaped Jeannette into the person she is today. The Glass Castle gave a lot of insight into Jeannette…

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    (All of the people are in King Louis’s Castle in a big room. There is a table in the middle that Charles Darnay, Mr. Defarge, King Louis 16, Robespierre, Locke, Rousseau, Jean Paul Marat, Stalin, Lenin, Monsenguir the Marquis, Rasputin, Nick II, and Alexander III are sitting around. There is a banner that say Revolution conference. King Louie 16th starts the conversation,) King Louis 16: (Tapping his glass) Everybody, we are here today to talk about the Social contract and to discuss the…

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    After reading the book The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls, I realize what she went through, and that we have some similarities. What we have in common is that we both had been bullied in our childhood. Also, we both had somewhat of a disability. However, we both found a way to overcome our problems, and “Things usually work out in the end”. The only thing is that my problem has been with me ever since I was born, and Jeannette’s problem was during her childhood. The problem I have is called…

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    Throughout The Glass Castle Jeanette’s parents, Rex Walls and Rose Mary Walls, gets into a lot of fights with each other from how they never have money, how Rex is an alcoholic, or how they are always moving to living in different places. In chapter 17, Rex and Rose get into the worst fight that they have had. At this part of the story Rex just lost his job again meaning that they have no money for anything especially food. Rex also likes to gamble but is good at it so he was able to win some…

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    his children. It only takes a small aspect of kindness for the children to feel loved again, but once he creates a constant situation involving money and alcohol the children change their minds on their view of their father. In the memoir, The Glass Castle, Jeannette Walls narrates her favorite childhood memories with her father Rex Walls; regardless of his irresponsibility, Jeannette’s father fails to protect his children, does not take responsibility for his children, and steals from his…

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    Land Your Kid in Therapy” by Lori Gottlieb and “Don’t Pick Up” by Terry Castle, the idea that helicopter parents will, over time, cause emotional and psychological damage to their children is thoroughly dissected. These two works set out to provide validation that unless these children can break away from their hovering guardians, they will never find themselves, nor be truly happy. I agree with both Lori Gottlieb and Terry Castle, in that helicopter parenting causes a plethora of issues as a…

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    structure, and other captivating elements and symbols. In We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson, the author uses these elements in a profound and sophisticated manner, leaving the reader chilled to the bone without quite grasping how or why. Jackson creates an unsettling work of subtle suspense and horror through an unreliable narrator, witchcraft, and isolation. We Have Always Lived in the Castle is narrated by a troubled and mentally ill adolescent, Mary Katherine Blackwood.…

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    Himeji-Jo Research Paper

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    Himeji-jo, or Himeji Castle, is a famous castle located in Himeji City of the Hyogo prefecture in Japan. It is considered to be one of the most well known pieces of architecture because of its unscathed appearance and well developed structure. Himeji-jo has a rich history of how it was constructed, which was initially built as a small fort by Akamatsu Norimura, along with surviving numerous battles against warring clans in Japan, bombardments from US planes, and hundreds of years of wear and…

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    The romantic castles of Cinderella The occasion of the film "Cinderella" of Disney launches, Huffington Post introduces the stunning castles that Cinderella can escape with Prince. Let’s wander through the wonderful fairy lands! 1. Thornewood Castle, Lakewood, Washington: the Castle which brings a specific British style in America; with Tudor Gothic style, is also known as the castle of love. The owner of the castle is Chester Thorne, who built to present Anna beloved wife. In 1907, Chester…

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