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    e., student name, age, school, and grade level. Alexandra R. (name of the student is changed) is a second grade female student. Her parents are divorced. She is living with her mother and stepfather, and soon she is going to have a brother. She spends weekend with her father and her grandparents. In her free time, she is enjoying swimming. Her favorite subject is math. After communicating with her teacher, I found that Alexandra is new at school, because her mother and her stepfather…

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    like boys because it states that Aunt Alexandra wants Scout to become more of a lady, Scout spends more time with jem and Dill than with actual girls, and Calpurnia wants Scout to become more of a lady as well.…

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    From To Kill a Mockingbird, one can see that there were multiple people in the novel that were considered to be trash. Atticus believes anyone who is untrustworthy is trash, Aunt Alexandra believes anyone who is not well educated is trash, and Dill believes anyone who breaks the social structure is trash. In today’s society, there are still people one could call trash. Some people are treating others poorly because of their race, religion…

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    mysterious neighbor Arthur “Boo” Radley, and the death of Bob Ewell. In the duration of the story, the main character repeatedly encounters three women that shaped and influenced her: Calpurnia the family cook, neighbor Miss Maudie Atkinson, and her Aunt Alexandra. Calpurnia, the family worker and valuable associate to the Finch family, had not only taught Scout the read and write, but had also been a link between…

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    pioneers. “All the dazzling days, all the mystic nights with dreams” (Whitman). In conclusion, despite Cather’s Naturalistic novel O’ Pioneers! the title has a romantic view to it. However, the conflict between Alexandra and Lou and Oscar shows Cather’s view of Naturalism. When Alexandra and her brothers Lou and Oscar get in a fight, they do not make up, unlike in…

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    This is a logical progression that is easier to follow. Consider eliminating the “character” of Litvinenko, as he confuses the plot (or clarify his role). Consider moving up the teaming of Alexandra and Mark. Create more chemistry. Consider not killing Alexandra. The audience likes her and the audience disconnects from the story when she dies. Dmitri also dies too soon. He should be present in the climax hero vs. foe battle. For the audience, he’s the main antagonist and…

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    another side of him, Jem destroying Mrs. Dubose’s flowers, and Aunt Alexandra moves in with the Finches. In this journal I will be evaluating. G: Calpurnia is a better mother figure than Aunt Alexandra Y: Calpurnia is a good mother figure R: already has a son protective of Jem and Scout She likes having Scout in the kitchen with her She loves them and the kids love her Y: Aunt Alexandra is not a good mother figure R: Rude to Cal…

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    the 1900 societies. Birdie, aunt of Alexandra, behaves in a way that most typical women behaved during the 1900s. Birdie obeys her husband because a male is considered to be a bit…

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    Ántonia’s spirit made an impact on Jim, causing him to return to visit her as an adult. “I told Ántonia I would come back, but life intervened, and it was twenty years before I kept my promise” (My Ántonia 175). Life is personified to intervene, and given as a reason for why Jim was unable to return and visit Ántonia. Ántonia was so important to Jim because of her success, that he made a point of returning to visit her. “Not only the progenitor of a large, vigorous family, she is also the source…

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    Maycomb, Alabama, to help understand the treatment of African Americans and society’s standards. The removed characters in film take away from the experience and fail to convey the important signs and messages. Dolphus Raymond, Link Deas, and Aunt Alexandra have very important roles in the novel, but are missing from the film. The exclusion of Dolphus Raymond takes away from the plot of the story. He is an example of a man to whom race doesn’t mean much. Dill inquired “Why’s he sittin’…

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