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    role through marriage, their rise in social status, and the role of being an accomplished lady. The novel mainly focuses around the Bennet family including Mr. and Mrs. Bennet and their five unmarried daughters, Jane, Elizabeth, Mary, Kitty, and Lydia. Mrs. Bennet ( who only cares about finding a husband for her daughters) is overjoyed because a new neighbor…

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    The Veldt Analysis

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    Anyone would agree that technology can be useful, but also harmful to physical and mental health. Overuse can lead to bad eyesight and change sleep habits. It can even cause psychological issues. But the mental damage may be greater than expected, as shown in Ray Bradbury’s “The Veldt.” While technology can help bring a family together, it can also tear them apart. In the short story, Bradbury illustrates the idea that dependency on technology leads to irreversible consequences with the use of…

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    I did this activity with Amber and Lydia. Amber and I were very familiar with each other because we made friends with each other a few years ago. We did not do tasks with Lydia before, so we spent some time communicating with her. We learned some basic information about each other. We also knew the boundary point of her temper. We formed a goal that we should try our best to do this task as possible as we can. We stared to learn more characteristics of each other. We all had our own ideas, so…

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    kindergarten. Adeline has 4 birth siblings, Lydia, Gregory, Edgar, and James and 2 step siblings, Franklin and Susan. Adeline's meanest sibling is Edgar. Edgar goes out of his way to make Adeline's life miserable. He enjoys hurting her and making her feel like she is less than him. James, the youngest of the boys, is sometimes compassionate towards Adeline; however, he is in on many of the pranks Gregory and Edgar play. Lydia is the eldest child. Lydia has a lame arm, so she likes to boss her…

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    Does telling someone about your problems make you feel better? Talking about your problems with others is hard, as it shows your vulnerable side towards them. However, when you do, you are sharing your life, creating a connection of the past, and easing the emotions. This is evident in the novel, Six Metres of Pavement by Farzana Doctor, where the main character, Ismail Boxwala, is closed off from others. Ismail had a dreadful past, as his little daughter, Zubi Boxwala died due to Ismail leaving…

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    Bed Room Reflection

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    Thursday 11/10/2016 at approximately 0318 hours, Security Officers Omar Alonso, Ariel Weiland, Brandon Rodriguez and Steven Evans responded to a code (73) Panic/Duress Alarm at the E.D. Special Care Unit (SCU) area. Upon arrival, we spoke with Nurse Lydia Wilcox, who explained that the Baker Act Patient, Jarred Groom (DOB: 06/18/1982 - Fin #86431791) had gotten out of his room and was standing by the nursing station, in a belligerent manner and being disruptive. According to Nurse Wilcox,…

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    commentary on the patriarchal society she grew up in, where money and social class determined success, and a woman was no one without a wealthy man by her side. Even though Jane, Elizabeth and Lydia all end up with a man at their side, they make the choice according to their own standards rather than society’s. Lydia marries Wickham because she simply wants to be married, not for his wealth or social status. Jane and Elizabeth marry for love, and uncoincidentally, emerge with the more sought…

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    Pride and Prejudice is a classic romance novel written by Jane Austen. It takes place in the 19 century in England. This time period was all about where families ranked socially and how well their children married. Marrying well was key to their social standing, because marriage was a way to gain wealth and also gain connections. However for Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy this is difficult, because while Mr. Darcy is quite rich, Elizabeth is not. Marriage is a pivotal move in a man’s life and it…

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    that a young and eligible bachelor for their eldest daughter, Jane has just rented the Manor of NetherField Park, his name is Mr. Bingley. Within the Bennet family there are 5 sisters; Kitty, Lydia, Elizabeth, Jane and Mary. Jane Bennet bieng the eldest daughter followed by Elizabeth, Mary, Kitty and then Lydia. Once Mr. Bennett has had a private encounter with Mr. Bingley the Bennett family are then invited to attend a party. This is where the Bennet girls officially meet Mr. Bingley and Mr.…

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    1950’s family life has taken a turn for the worse. What was once the idealistic Jones’ type of family soon discovers that they’re advanced way of life isn 't all it’s cracked up to be. “The Veldt” by Ray Bradbury is a short story that plays off of the manipulative relationship between spoiled children and their parents, and the paranoia of technology being able to overpower (or in this story’s case kill) mankind in the hands of what should be an innocent child. I was genuinely interested in the…

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