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    Boy Based Commercials Rather than domesticity, commercials that feature boys contain violent images. For example, in the commercial for “Power Rangers Super Megaforce Double Battle Figures” there are images of ‘blasters’ and ‘swords’, with the Power Rangers fighting ‘evil’ (Bandai 2014). The voice in the commercial is male, and the intended audience for Power Ranger is clearly young boys. The voice says things like “fire your blaster and swing your sword,” as well as “you’re armed and ready!”…

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    1949, 153). The Bar Mitzvah celebration symbolizes the boys transition from childhood to adulthood and in the Jewish culture it’s one of the most important milestones in the life of a boy (Levitats 1949, 153). Like a Quinceanera, a Bar Mitzvah celebration is a transition from childhood to adulthood. However, a Bar Mitzvah is a celebration for a young boy, whereas, a Quinceanera is a celebration for a young girl. A Bar Mitzvah indicates that the boy has now become a full-fledged member of the…

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    There were two whites one Spanish looking, and one African American. As they were walking, I could hear them talking and laughing. I heard one said something about a boy and they started laughing again. After they walked in the Arcade, I turned my attention to the food court to observe other teenagers. I quickly noticed two teenage boys around the age of 17 and 18 sitting on a table with drinks from one of the restaurants. One of them was an African American and the other Spanish American. …

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    The child that I will be observing is Miss M and she is a female and she is 4 years’ old, I got permission from Miss M’s mom Mrs. K to do the observation and the interview at the daycare that is a preschool too. The observation will start at 10:00 a.m. and end at 10:30 a.m. The adult that I will be interviewing and observing with the child is Mrs. T. The mother Mrs. T said “Miss. S has been a little whinny because she did not want mom to leave this morning. Mrs. T says, “but she got over it and…

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    culture in China. Due to the one child policy in China, there will soon be an offset of 30 million more men than women. This is due not only to the one child policy but also because of the off balanced want for boys vs. girls in China. So when a family has a girl when they really wanted a boy they sometimes would kill or let the baby die. That fact accompanied with the one child policy is the reason for the major offset of males vs. females. Without mass media, this type of knowledge would…

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    It was recess at L. B. Clarke Middle School. I was in 5th grade and me and my friends were playing “Infectious,” a modified version of tag that we had come up with. Caster, the most athletic boy in 5th grade, began to throw pinecones at those who were playing the game, though it was against the rules. Despite the protests of me and other players, he continued, arrogantly. His “friends,” though they were more of a posse joined in. They began singling out Caiden, the new student whom I didn’t care…

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    views and knowledge as he retells the story of a naïve boy who through the futility and horror of war leads him to take his own life. The composer uses a contrasting and development of stanzas to show the change of character the soldier experiences. Sassoon creates an image of war as negative and scarring through the use of metaphors, tone, alliteration and juxtaposition. Within the first stanzas an image of a happy, young and perhaps naïve boy who ‘’grinned at life in empty joy…whistled with…

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    here…”. Instead, Hector tries to reassure her and then proceeds to take off his helmet and hold his baby boy for what could be the last time. Overall, the scene highlights the pathos of Andromache’s position and also foreshadows Hector’s ultimate demise and Andromache’s future enslavement at the hands of…

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    I’ve never been a boy. But girls somewhere between the ages of, say, eight and puberty, girls forget they have bodies.”(129) By that statement alone singled her and females into this category that we call “others”. She specifically categorized females and females only. In…

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    LOGLINE: A woman is lead to a secluded area by a handheld device, designed to bring wellness to people. She quickly learns that the retreat she attends is less of a peaceful getaway, but rather a game of deadly tag. CHARACTERS: POLICE OFFICER (50s): Standard police officer. Calm, yet on a mission to complete tasks. A CHILD (7): Impatient child waiting for cat. MARK LOWE (28): Overly concerned guy. Casually dressed. Focused on conceiving a child with Wendy (his wife), and her overall safety.…

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