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    “Mikaela” Carro, she seemed to be very busy with her little nephew. We began talking about our plans for Thanksgiving and what we will be doing throughout the day. We also talked about how many people would be visiting or in attendance for Thanksgiving dinner. We also spoke about the last session we had, and she said she was very excited to have been able to attend a session and see us up there on line. I asked her what her parent’s reactions were to her joining a sorority, and she said that…

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    In the memoir, Stealing Buddha's Dinner, by Bich Minh Nguyen, we can see the cultural struggles refugee children have growing up in America. Nguyen's life starts off fleeing to Michigan with her family from the Vietnamese war in 1975 when she was just eight months old. Throughout the novel, Nguyen's family lives an average life that consists of her grandmother Noi, her older sister Anh, uncles and a father that works endlessly for a small place to shelter in. Until her father meets Rosa, a…

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    Dinner parties are a significant part of upper-class Roman society, as it allows them to flaunt their wealth and build beneficial connections and form alliances. However, this social norm has negative connotations, as demonstrated by Martial and Pliny, no matter what perspective it is viewed from. Two poems by Marshall broach the subject of dinner parties, but each from a different view. In Epigram 2.18, the narrator lays out the details of his exasperation and embarrassment about dinner invites…

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    Dinner With Walter Mitty From what we’ve read in James Thurber’s “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty,” Walter Mitty has an ebullient and wandering imagination. There are multiple occasions in the short story in which Mitty is distracted by a daydream that is somehow tied to what’s happening in reality, causing him to lose sight of what he’s doing at the time. Absent-mindedness can cause some trouble if one finds themselves in a daydream while driving, or perhaps in the middle of a conversation. On…

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    the characters were developed created a depth and realism to them which allowed readers to form connections with the novel. One downside to writing from multiple point of views, is that it can become overwhelming for the reader to follow along. In Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant, it is Cody, in the last chapter, who makes a significant life-changing realization or conclusion (303). If Tyler had focused on simply one or two of the character’s perspectives, for example: Cody and Ezra, or just…

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    The Dinner Party Mona Gardner writes “The Dinner Party” to show a life lesson with characters. The theme of this story is control in situations of both men and women. This story tells us that in every situation we are placed in, we must take control of it and make the best of it. Like, “when, out of the corner of his eye, he sees the cobra emerge and make for the bowl of milk. Screams ring out as he jumps to slam the veranda doors safely shut” (Gardner9). The story takes place in India at a…

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    Finally, a feast with the Lady and her now King. The air in the room warm and comfortable and the seating was arranged beautifully along with the plates and silverware. This feast was well deserved for it was King Macbeth’s coronation dinner and it should be a meal fit for a king. We all sat around the table, the lords and I, as we awaited our gracious hosts. It was quiet chatter until they arrived to join. The noise in the dining hall had reached max volume with much congratulations to the now…

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    A Prosperous Dinner Party Tonight was the night, I finally had caught three of my good friends on some off time and was treating them to a nice formal dinner at my house. First, I finally got a hold of Jesus Christ, a central figure of Christianity and the believed Son of God. After inviting Jesus, I of course had to extend an invitation to Muhammad, the founder of Islam, and the last prophet of God as known by the Muslims. Finally, Moses, largely considered the largest of the Jewish…

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    A Fine Dinner at Trimalchio’s The Roman lifestyle is one where a Roman could either live luxuriously or enslaved. Although, there were many exceptions of slaves who were able to buy their freedom and live the life as a freedman, it did not mean that they could fully be a part of Roman society. Certain restrictions were placed on freedmen such that they could not hold pubic office or state priesthoods, nor could they achieve legitimate senatorial rank. This meant that it did not matter how much…

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    The Dinner Party Judy Chicago The truth has been lost within the timeline of women in a world run by men. Women are constantly being dismissed from the course of western history. And to that, embracer of women and their undertakings, Judy Chicago, herself an artist in the modern era, installed one of the most recognized feminist art of all time to educate the public on the accomplishments by women. But focusing on femininity and women’s history had created a blind spot in her work. When…

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