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    Throughout All the Pretty Horses, the role of family to the characters greatly influences the actions and beliefs of each character. Opinions of their families are of utmost importance, and keeping the traditions of their family is the goal of several characters throughout the novel. For John Grady Cole, his family tree serves as the model for his life. He desires a life like that of his grandfather or great-grandfather, while he has no passion for a modern life like that of his mother. “What…

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    around 7 kilometers from the inner shrine. The Ise Grand Shrine is known as Japan’s most sacred shrine. The inner shrine is blocked off by wooden fences, considered too sacred for regular people and is only accessible to members of the imperial family and a few shrine priests. The head priest or…

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    though my parents came from the Soviet Union. Growing up in Toronto, an organization named the Jewish (Russian) Community Centre (JRCC/JCC) reached out to my family. They helped us with funds in times of need. Furthermore, I spent majority of my childhood either at their affiliated kindergarten or summer camp. Seeing how they assisted families in need, it inspired me to devote my own time into helping them continue managing their organization. Firstly, I continuously (starting at the age of…

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    Family Context The Ross family consists of two parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross and three children, Billy, Angela, and Blake. The Ross family is a white middle-class family. They identify as having mostly German heritage but display no strong ethnic ties. The family indicated that they have never experienced discrimination or oppression of any kind. The social worker observed that the father sat at the head of the table opposite of the social worker. Mrs. Ross sat to his right next to her daughter…

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    The concept of the family was traditionally something that was mutually agreed throughout society. In which the family as Murdock, a functionalist sociologist, defined it to be “a social group characterised by common residence, economic cooperation and reproduction” (Murdock, 1949:1). Thus dominated family structures within society and was favoured by all due to its idealistic nature. But within today’s society it is something that has become particularly diverse. Therefore it has become a…

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    and they use the therapy for general understanding, feeding and swallowing, stroke rehabilitation, stammers, lisps and even muscular problems. It supports children and their families and they have theripists of a variety of ages, both genders, and from different backgrounds (religious and cultural) so the child and the family have the choice of who they want to work with them or their child. The theripists from speech aqnd language theripy…

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    made a list of alternatives Robin could do to deal with her mother-in-law. Robin is having a hard time dealing with her mother-in-law’s negative comments regarding her marriage. Robin is in a difficult place because it would be problematic to cut all ties with her own husband’s mother. I believe that discussing alternative methods of dealing with her unfortunate situation could help her think of the pros and cons before coming to a decision. With each alternative they went into depth about what…

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    True Meaning of Family They are kind, caring, and loving. Family is always there for you, showing unconditional support. They will help you throughout life and will also have your back in every situation. Though people may confuse extremely close friends with family, they will never truly understand you like your family does. Just like a parent seeing their son or daughter after years of college with few visits home, Penelope waits for Odysseus to come back to her. Some family can be mistaken…

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    As Victor states on page 40, “I need not describe the feelings of those whose dearest ties are rent by that most irreparable evil, the void that presents itself to the soul, and the despair that is exhibited on the countenance.” Victor’s focus after the event is on the rending of his dearest ties- the upset of his life and the lack of ability to change it. After this traumatic event, Victor falls down a path of emotional detachment and despair-…

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    in Illinois after her parents separated at five years old. After graduating from high school, she went to Carleton College in Minnesota. She later transferred to Northwestern University in Illinois to earn a creative writing degree. Aside from their ties to Chicago, Veronica and Tris(the leading protagonist in Allegiant)are exceedingly diverse in both their personalities and their respective backgrounds. Beatrice (Tris) Prior was born and raised in post apocalyptic…

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