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    Here, the father loves his son more and work hard for their living earnings. Through the lines author narrates his childhood remembrance and his father’s sacrifices made for him. Here the poem expresses the different way of thinking between the father and son. 2. Write a one paragraph response to # 3 in "Thinking about the Text" on 346. From the poem “Those Winter Sundays” written by Robert Hayden even the poem says the different way of thinking between the father and son but there is no…

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    Baldwin’s Relationship with his father The excerpt from the book “Notes of a Native Son” discusses the relationship between Baldwin, and his father. Throughout the story, Baldwin states his honesty in his opinions regarding how he viewed and interacted with his father. In which Baldwin despised the characteristics of his dad and how he inherits unwanting features…

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    how do you know my name, are you Mary? You look like someone I know.’’ Me: ``sometimes I can image people names just by looking at their face.’’ D.W. so are you a psychic? Me: `` kind of.’’ Me: ``So can I ask you how long you have been here?’’ D.M.: ``I’ve been here for two months and half.’’ Me: ``How did you come to be in here?’’ D.W: `` I was feeling like I couldn’t deal with my life, I just found that my child was switched at birth, and that someone stole my identity. My son is the one…

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    mothers try to pass on to their sons to succeed in life. Both of them are pretty strict and straight forward with their words but try to be kind in a way that their sons would understand what they went through. In the poems, “My Mother” by Robert Mezey and “Mother to Son” by Langston Hughs, there is a direct correlation between the relationship of mother and son, the mother’s ethnicity and personality with the morals they instill on their sons. In the poem, “Mother to Son” by Langston Hughs,…

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    both Buck Cline and his father and grows to respect them both. The narrator and his father’s relationship is like most normal father son relationships. In homage to buck cline the over masculine police officer buck cline lets young David bottoms go without a ticket. The poem reads, “How many stars in your crown? One certainly for the night you spared me for my father…” (31). This illustrates Buck Cline has a softer side, he did not give the narrator a ticket for the sake of his father.…

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    Is My Son Gifted

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    one of the standards that aren’t always seen equal is intelligence. For instance, some parents tend to think that their sons are smarter than their daughters are. They believe that their sons will exceed educationally more than their daughters. For example, in the New York Times they states that “Parents are two and a half times more likely to ask “Is my son gifted?” than “Is my daughter gifted?” However, in reality, girls are about 11 percent more likely to be in a gifted program than boys.…

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    My Papa's Waltz Imagery

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    Theodore Roethke's poem My Papa's Waltz depicts a unique portrayal of a father from a child's point of view. The words in his poem bring to life a memory that he is clearly fond of and are written in such a way that the audience will be able to have a glimpse into his experience as a child. Roethke's recollection of a child's experience presents vivid imagery that lends the audience the opportunity to make assumptions about the author's father. Through the vivid images that Roethke's lines…

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    Father son relationship Introduction “Night” is a famous book of Elie Wiesel that discusses Holocaust and World War II. Elie has presented the events based on his observations. Thus, the tone of the text is extremely personal and subjective. In reality, it does not discuss the overall terrifying episode of the Holocaust, but instead, discusses the painful experiences of an individual who became a victim of the Holocaust. The story throws light on Eliezer’s childhood in the Romanian city of…

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    The Prodigal Son parable is a story that people can relate to at many ages, it depends on where the individual is in their life. The following essay will include the methods that the parable could be taught depending on theological worlds and multiple intelligence theory. All of the theological worlds relate with the parable of the Prodigal Son. For the theological world 1, the prodigal son separates himself from his father. After the son sees that he is not successful, he returns to his father…

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    dysfunctional parenting comes from the differing treatment between daughters and sons .Parents want their little girls to be princesses. Their little girls forever , meanwhile they’ll be more than happy to watch their boys grow up. The little soldiers , often to protect their sisters. Parents have double standards for their children because of the protection they want to provide for daughters and the touch love to teach sons to be strong , daughters are more prone to the dangers of the world…

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