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    Intimate Apparel focuses on Esther, a thirty year old African American woman I believe Lynn Nottage wanted to be viewed as strong until her heart became weary for love. I believe this about Esther because, up until the point where she received the letter from George: who would soon be her husband; Esther was focused on opening her own seamstress shop. She planned on opening an upscale shop which supplied the most beautiful fabrics and ambiance for her clients as…

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    Conformity In The Bell Jar

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    Esther originally did not know this path exists until she met Dr. Nolan at the hospital she has been emitted to. The path Dr. Nolan represents is not a common one in society, however, it gives Esther the flexibility to both rebel and conforms to society. Esther says, “This woman was a cross between Myrna Loy and my mother. She wore a white blouse and a full skirt gathered at the…

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    Short Story Shells

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    from her life. soon esther tries to help michael by including him and not complaining. in the end michael realises that esther isn't so bad after all. this story shows that if you can love any relationship can be better. one way this story shows love can bond people is, esther, in the beginning, complained about michael and left him out. then at the end loves him. for example in paragraph 26, esther is trying to help michael by not leaving him out. the author says, “esther, for a change, was…

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    An example of an individual in the Bible whose faith was rewarded by God, is Queen Esther. In the book of Esther, the Jewish people (including Esther who was a Jew) were condemned to death by King Ahasuerus’s evil advisor, Haman (Esther 3:5-6, New Revised Standard Edition). Esther was advised by her Uncle Mordecai to go before the king and to plead hers and the Jewish people’s case before King Ahasuerus (Esther 4:8). Before doing…

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    Women In The Bell Jar

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    Pressure on Women in the 1950s Can Lead to Depression In the Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath the nineteen-year-old college student, Esther, wins guest editorship at a fashion magazine called Ladies’ Day. Although she seems to be living her dreams in New York, her plans unexpectedly change. Plath uses the magazine, relationships with men, friends, marriage, and her mother to illustrate that social pressure on women in the 1950s could lead to depression. Plath shows how Esther’s job at Ladies’ Day, the…

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    Shells By Cynthia Rylant

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    died. His Aunt Esther decided he could live with her. Esther was the only one who offered to take him in. Michael's other relatives didn’t want to deal with a fourteen-year-old- boy. Soon, Michael and Esther start to get in fights. The two were always bumping heads. Esther always talked to her friends how she didn’t understand Michael. In the middle, Esther started to build a relationship with Michael. Sluggo the hermit crab started to bring the two closer together. In the end, Esther realized…

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    The Bell Jar Plath

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    named Esther Greenwood. The novels setting first begins in New York City. There Esther and eleven other girls works for a fashion magazine. A flash back to college is seen when Esther tell about how when she dated a man like her age named Buddy Willard. Esther believed that Buddy and his family was great but later she feels betrayed by Buddy when Esther ask and Buddy says yes, this scares Esther since she has never been intimate with another person. The setting is later changed when Esther goes…

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    Family In The Bell Jar

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    in the future. First, in the beginning of the book, Esther did not have a connection with her family. “My own mother wasn’t much help” (39). Esther’s mother was callous on her. Her mother had to take care of 2 kids without any money left from her husband. Consequently, Esther had to work adamantine and assist for her family. By doing that, Esther could not take it anymore and decided to move to New York away from her family. Next, after Esther moved and had anxiety in New York she decided to…

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    In the book “The Bell Jar” by Sylvia Plath, Esther Greenwood has changed into a new person. At the beginning, Esther started off as a wild girl. Also, she was not that social with her family and did not have a bond with them. Additionally, Esther would always get herself in trouble. She would go hang out with boys and drink. First of all, Esther at the beginning was very strict, prima donna, and a very jealous person. Esther was the one who would drink a lot. “ ‘I’ll have a vodka, I said’ ” (11)…

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    with Aunt Esther with his parents dead. In order to do that he must get along with Aunt Esther because he is going to be living there his whole life. In the beginning michael the fourteen-year-old boy feels lonely because both of his parents died and he is forced to live with Aunt Esther and forced to go to school at a place in Detroit. He realizes he has to make a change if he wants to live life like he did before his parents passed away. Finally Michael got a crayfish and Aunt Esther wanted to…

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