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    In the first 133 pages of Hollow City, the second novel of Miss Peregrine’s Peculiar Children, we are introduced to Jacob and his peculiar friends, who are fleeing the wights (hollowgast monsters who consume the eyes of peculiar children so they can become human). After a long and treacherous journey by oars, the group finally found land, where they continued to flee their pursuers. They made camp in the woods, and together read a story about a giant who turned into stone in the middle of a lake…

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    themselves from those students whom they perceived as different, in one word, ‘other’. Madrid (2011) examined social and racial discrimination as perceived by English as a foreign language (EFL) learners and teachers with special reference given to Roma (gypsy) minority students. Madrid (2011) utilized CRT to analyze his…

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    and then meets Uri who acts as his guardian for the first half of the book. Misha recalls nothing of his past, but accepts a past made up by Uri, until he is accepted into a new family with Janina, his “sister”, and accepts being a jew instead of a gypsy. Misha is put into a ghetto by the jackboots, but finds a drainage hole that is two bricks wide and uses the hole as a smuggling route where he goes to “heaven” or as it’s really called Warshaw and steals food to bring back to the ghetto to feed…

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    Daddy By Sylvia Plath

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    oppression towards her. The author uses multiple allusions to refer how the Jews were oppressed by the Nazis, which is how she is feeling but by her father. For example, when she says, “with my gypsy ancestress and my weird luck”, this is an allusion suggesting she may be like a Jew. Because, during World War II, gypsies were treated just like Jews, given that they were considered impure too. Plath also uses allusion to represent her father being like a Nazi. For example, she says, “Panzer-man,…

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    story, it talks about gypsies living on the land that Dr. Roylott owns as well as the two exotic animals that he owns. Also, Dr. Roylott is the one trying to murder his two stepdaughters (successfully killing one) for their money of which they would receive if married off. His home is modified so that his pet snake could enter the daughter's bedroom and eventually kill her. I think that there may be some racism in this story because the daughter's weren't fond of the gypsies living on their…

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    Father and son relationships in the Night Night by Elie Wiesel describes his experiences in the concentration camp during World War II. It also shows both helpful and harmful father/son relationships. Mostly between Wiesel and his father but there are also many other examples. As they go through the concentration camp Wiesel and his father bonded over the fear of losing each other. They helped each other in many ways. I believe without one another neither Wiesel nor his father would have…

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    The Tragedy Of The Holocaust

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    jobs. Till the day Adolf Hitler rose to power, and their lives began to fall apart. A tragedy began to develop known as the “ Holocaust”. Race , Religion, customs,sexual orientation and undesirable physical characteristics are all reasons the Jews, Gypsies,Homosexuals and disabled were being targeted by Hitler. ( 1:3 ) Adolf Hitler was born on April 20, 1889 in Braunau am inn, Austria. He is the son of Alois Hitler and Klara Polzl . For many years Adolf didn’t…

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    One of the main themes of Milkweed is that human nature is weird and confusing. For example, one night Misha witnesses kristallnacht and reflects, “What I really feared was being strapped to a horse backward with my face bouncing in and out of the horse’s tail.” (Spinelli, 38) As Jewish stores, homes and establishments were being torn apart by German rioters, Misha watched Jews suffer public humiliation. One man was tied to a horse as his face hung over the back end of the animal. The next…

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    The Pig Tale Analysis

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    lesson she learns from the trio. Initially, she is hesitant to love anyone, either platonically or intimately, after the abuse she has been faced to endure in Little Wicken. However, she allows herself to love and be loved after meeting the trio of gypsies, specifically Lally (who taught her how to love herself) and John (how taught her how love is supposed to…

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    Martin Mcneill Case

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    pills due to him being concerned about his wife. The most important factor to this case was uncovering that during this time, Martin had a mistress. Her name was Gypsy Willis a woman that Martin had met through the internet a year before his wife had died. Martin had moved Gypsy into his home and said she was to be the new nanny. Martin and Gypsy had then been sentenced to jail after stealing the identity of Martins adopted daughter in order to pay off Gypsy’s…

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