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    living. Dee and Rodriguez were both fortunate to continue their education, despite their parents’ unfortunate up brings. Rodriguez’s father wasn’t fortunate to pursue his dreams of becoming in engineer as he once anticipated. As his mother was awarded a high school diploma, but hit a brick wall as she looks to farther her career. Rodriguez division from his family stems from the educational background of his parents, which contributes his battle between education…

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    look forward to recalling, due to the experiences that I faced at home. I was raised by my mother along with my 3 older siblings, and a father figure was much of an absence in my life. My mother played both roles to raise my family. I was more distant from my family because I didn’t know how to rely on them or express what I was dealing with due to our economic situations. You see, my father would hit my mother and our home was quite small and money was a source that was hard to provide (in…

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    Ohana means family, but it also means goodbye. Family is the only hope of survival, in other cases like the Holocaust, it’s the complete opposite. Many innocent families didn’t deserve to experience this horrible pain and sacrifice. Throughout the Holocaust, Jewish families struggled to stay together and survive. The German Nazis forced the Jewish families into being separated into different camps. The genders would be separated once they got off the trains and go into different camps. For…

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    characterization of Peter Pan and his background story. Margaret Ogilvy’s (David’s and James’ mother) reaction to David’s death would eventually lead to the mother-worship theme, presented in the formation of the character Wendy. Although James’ relationship with David was brief considering that David died at such a young age, it was apparent that David Barrie was the favorite of his mother, Margaret Ogilvy (Birkin 3). David had an appealing physical appearance as he had a tall frame, an…

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    Friday too!” Lauren answered. And in that very second my face started burning like I was standing inches away from a fire. “What’s wrong sweetie. You seem upset.” My mother asked me while we were driving home. “Ugh..” I groaned in stress “It’s just that Lauren had to invite Nicole to come to the dance with us this Friday, and you know that 3 peas don’t fit in one pot, and whenever Lauren invites someone else to a place we’re going, I just don’t enjoy it rather than if it’s just Lauren and I.…

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    Parent Relationships One can wonder, what is it like to not know their own mother or father? Many people could relate about that but not knowing about your own parent hurts. In both of the literature selections, the narrators build up tension in both stories in each event that takes place in the story. For example, in Excerpt from “Father” by Alice Walker, the narrator explains how she wasn’t able to bond with her father even now since he’s dead. Also, in The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini,…

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    can be perceived as “suffering”. When I was 10 years old, during January of 5th grade, I was in the hospital for 3 days. I went there due to difficulty breathing through my nose, as well as my vision fading to blackness and me not being able to see. I was diagnosed with pneumonia, but I remember there being tests on my brain as well for some other problem. To this day, despite having 3 MRI’s since the hospital ordeal, I don’t fully know what that brain issue was. Anyways, in the hospital I was…

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    Mother Son relationships in Thank You Ma’am” and “All the Years of Her Life” A child’s bond with his mother is a bond unlike any other. It is an irreplaceable relationship that is pivotal to a child’s growth and success. In both “Thank you Ma’am” and “All the Years of Her Life”, the main protagonists Roger and Alfred get caught stealing, and are than condemned and confronted by a motherly figure. While the motherly figure in both stories helps raise their child and teaches him valuable life…

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    Amy Tan Two Kinds Analysis

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    more on being demanding and strict to guide their children to do well. It is important to examine exactly how the parenting roles of the Chinese differ from those of western cultures. The story of “Two Kinds” by Amy Tan explores what happens when a mother from China brings her family over to America, to give her daughter the opportunity to live the American dream. This story shows a mix of stern Chinese parenting and modern day American culture; Chinese parenting is influenced by history and…

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    One of my middle brothers, Lucas Wheeler, was always the troublemaker of the family. Ever since the day my father left my mother, he has made my mom’s life a living hell at times. He was by far the closest to my biological father, so the day that he left was not easy for Lucas. He used to spit at my mom when he was mad at her and said “how do you like that?” My mother would have to hold him down while he threw a temper tantrum and when he was done, he would cry and say “I just want my dad”.…

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