(Miss)understood

screaming "Get Up!" I did not even have time to get ready because I was being pushed into a car. No one would tell me what was going on. It was 5:00 in the morning and everyone was crying. I did not even know where we were going. Once we got there I understood and trust, me you would not want to be in this situation. But I will give you a hint... it started with babysitting. When you babysit you always must have a good background. Because first the parent's half to be able to trust you to watch…

Flor Acevedo Identifying Behavioral Styles. Rational Style: When I was reading the characteristics of this group, I realize that I am part of it. As the textbook explained on chapter 6, when you interact with people, you found yourself bounding with some more than with others. For example, as a customer service representative, it would be easier to communicate with this type of style because I feel like I am part of it. The most accurate characteristics I found to be predominant are: dislike…

Princess, Sara Crewe is saved by her father’s best friend, Carrisford who has been searching for her several years now. Carrisford gives Sara Crewe half of her father’s, Captain Crewe’s, wealth from the Diamond mines. Straightaway, Sara moves out of Miss Minchin’s Seminary School for Girls along with Becky, a black servant who worked there with Carrisford. “The man who moved next door is Captain Crewe’s best friend and diamond mine partner, who did not actually lose the fortune, and has been…

The Strength in Relationships A relationship is not just one big thing… it is a billion tiny things all put together. In the story To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, character relationships are what holds the book together. There is a multitude of them throughout the story; however, Scouts relationship with Atticus stands out to be the strongest. Scouts grew up without her mother in her life because her mother passed away; however, her father stepped up and took the responsibility to…

The group of children from a poor block was taken by Miss Moore to the rich white district. She took them to a toy shop, and children were shocked by prices. The narrator understood they could not buy even the cheapest toy. And the toy boat for about $1,000 could feed family for months. Children came into the shop, but left quickly because the felt uncomfortable. After the excursion Miss Moore asked children what they learnt, and Sylvia’s friend Sugar said such shops shows…

Upon watching the terrific film Pride & Prejudice by Joe Wright based off the book by Jane Austen. One’s initial feedback is instantly to talk about how it significantly captured a good example of a household, romance, the beginnings of love and life. One may also overlook that it has a handful of psychological theories. Change appears in the context of a relationship excessive enough to agitate the habit of personality to obligation. The change-causing relationship is put together in an order…

I 've never understood why people ask what a verse means to me. God does not set out to confuse us, and if the all knowing God wanted to confuse us there would certainly be more efficient ways than to write his sacred book in code. The Bible, then is intentionally written in a way that is understandable to those who know, and seek to know, the God who wrote it. It seems to me that we get so caught up in figuring out our own subjective view on what a given section of scripture says that we all…

you have climbed into their skin and walked around in it. This was the final lesson Scout Finch learned when she stood on Boo Radley's front porch with her arm linked with his. This was when she realised she was standing in Boo Radleys skin and understood how you felt. Another life lesson I liked and learned from was that bravery is not all about being physically brave. Scout found this out after she fought with Walter Cunningham. Do you not wish you figured all that out earlier in your…

In "The Possibility of Evil", an old lady named Miss Strangeworth encounters a woman named Helen Crane and her newborn daughter, quickly dismisses Helen Crane's worries about her daughter not developing correctly, and later writes anonymous letters to people, and addresses one to Helen Crane saying…

the ceiling, I miss my gooseberry.”(Creech,259). From knowing this information, we can see that Gramps starts to mourn over Gram’s death, showing that basically, Gramps can see Idaho as an important place, this also helps the two, Gramps and Sal, see the importance of Gram. In conclusion to this paragraph, Sal can find relevance in Idaho, because of the Margaret story, as…