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    revolution, the reign of terror, napoleon, the bourbon restoration and the July revolution. In each time his name was known, and he worked hard to have an effect, yet he is known mostly for the streets named after him. Marie-Joseph Paul Yves Roch Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette grew up with a name that was a mouthful. He said in his autobiography “It’s not my fault, I was baptized…

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    for the National Geographic and helped with its ongoing efforts of positioning itself between the boundaries of science and entertainment (Lutz and Collins 1993:27). Alexander Graham Bell took over the National Geographic Society in 1898, and hired Gilbert Hovey Grosvenor who saw the potential in photographs increasing the magazine’s popularity (Lutz and Collins 1993:27). In 1905 Grosvenor published photographs that were sent to him by Russian travelers of Lhasa, Tibet, without approval of the…

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    Starting from the attractive village of Welburn, this walk undertakes a circuit of the Castle Howard Estate. The scenery is stunning with beautiful parkland, ancient woodland and inspiring monuments to savour. Welburn’s church, dedicated to St John the Evangelist, stands on the hillside at the southern edge of the village. Although consecrated in 1865, St Johns’s remained a ‘Chapel of Ease’ within the parish of Bulmer until 1986 when it became a separate parish. The village has many Grade II…

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    of her husband, she became a recluse, an unmoving member of her family of five. This once highly sought after beauty was now a joke to be spied on by small children and mocked by the entire small town community. Throughout the movie, What’s Eating Gilbert Grape, both her and her children struggle with her current physical state in different ways. The children are forced to take on different roles that a mother would normally fulfill. While taking on these roles, they also had to endure the…

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    In the movie “Eating Gilbert Grape”, the focus is on the Grape family, and the complexities of their lives. The family lives in Endora, which is a rural community. This movie depicts a family who struggles with grief and loss, a mental disability, and a poor economic position. The Grape family consists of Bonnie Grape (mother), Gilbert Grape (son), Arnie Grape (son), Amy Grape (daughter), and Ellen Grape (daughter). According to the family systems theory, the family must be looked at as a whole…

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    eating Gilbert Grape is a fictional film about the titular character who lives in a small town, where her cares for his younger brother Arnie who has a mental disability. Gilbert is responsible for the upkeep of the family home, where he lives with his extremely obese mother and two sisters. The film states that his mother gained a great deal of weight following the passing of her husband who committed suicide and has failed to leave the house in over five years. The film focuses on Gilbert…

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    In What’s Eating Gilbert Grape? (1993), the Grape family, along with other families in Endora, Iowa, struggle to make the best of life in the impoverished rural town. Some outside factors led to the town becoming what it is in the film. The small store, Lamson’s Grocery, that Gilbert Grape, who is the primary bread winner of the Grape family, works in used to do very well. Along with many other specialty shops in the small town, until a chain supermarket opened up just a short distance away.…

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    The aspects of the text Secrets and lies, The Castle, What's Eating Gilbert Grape and Boy all illustrate and share the significant common theme and ideas that ‘love and pride can conquer all’ and ‘Class differences’ this is expressed throughout these text through the film's ideas, language features, structures and purposes and audiences. Through these text the directors portray the point and share the common suggestion that all families aren't perfect and are dysfunctional and express this idea…

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    What’s Eating Gilbert Grape was an emotional tale that both filled and broke my heart. Countertransference effects my view of the family. The relationship between Gilbert and Arnie is too similar to mine with my son. Additionally, Bonnie flooded me with emotions because she was reminiscent of a family member I was the primary care provider for. Enmeshment was the first words that come to mind when describing the Grape family. Gilbert is a hero, but I also see some hero qualities in the older…

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    In What’s Eating Gilbert Grape, Gilbert and his brother, Arnie are living in Endora. Arnie is a kid with special problems and needs special care. They leave a “ordinary” life with their two sisters and their gigantic mom. Gilbert is in love with a lady but then Becky comes to town because their car broke down and they stay until it gets repaired. In the whole movie they also plan Arnie’s 18th birthday and that day their mom dies. They burn the house and leave town after a while. Friendship is…

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