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    Nitwits: My Favorite Word

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    vividly recall the crisp Spring (spring) air and the wonderful aroma of the Bolognese sauce emanating from my grandparents’ kitchen. At roughly 500 PM (5:00 p.m.) on that Saturday in June, Garrett and I were visiting Pop-Pop and Nanny and quite typically were playing as Nanny prepared…

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    of exactly how much love Pheoby has for her long time friend. Nanny’s love was fueled by the want to give Janie all of the things that Nanny wanted in life, whether Janie wanted them or not. Nanny didn't want what happened to Leafy, Janie’s mother, to happen to Janie. She wanted to help ensure that Janie was taken care of; so to accomplish this Nanny set her up to marry Logan Killicks, an older already accomplished man that could provide Janie with a middle class future. What…

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    with the nannies can affect their behavior and emotions. In some cases, kids will grow an attachment to them, and most of the results are bad. The nannies could quit or get fired and they have to leave, therefore the child will get upset and misbehave which will result in bringing the nanny back to the household. Childhood is a time for a kid to learn and understand the world. Kids gain their manners and behavior from the person who has been always with them, in this case the nannies. Some…

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    be to find a good husband to marry, which influences her own decisions and development as a person. Nanny, Janie’s grandmother who raised her, has lived a long life of slavery and work, that instills in her a belief that overemphasizes the importance of having a husband to create a safe and stable home environment. Seeing Janie kissing Johnny Taylor elicits a response of fear-driven anger in Nanny because she thinks that Janie’s personal sexual…

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    "Their Eyes Were Watching God" Janie goes through a lot to find love and fulfillment in herself. It all starts with Nanny forcing her to marry Logan Killicks. Soon after she returns to Nanny and tells her that she is not in love with Logan physically and emotionally. Nanny disregards what Janie says and tells her that after a while the love part will come eventually. A year passes and Nanny dies so now Janie can go look for the man that shes been longing for. She then meets Jody as shes still…

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    Even Though Nanny raised Janie on certain values for love, Janie met Tea Cakes and found the love she has been longing for. In the novel the horizon symbolized Janie life opportunities. In Their Eyes Were Watching God, Janie's grandmother teaching on love coupled with the fulfillment Tea Cakes love for Janie revealed that the only thing Janie needed in life was to be loved with understanding. Nanny's many views on love for Janie on love hindered Janie from finding true love. ¨Nanny had taken the…

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    In one notable case, a family is bereft of a central family member's support as result of selfishness. In "A Sorrowful Woman", while the protagonist, a wife and mother, does voice her feelings of guilt, she still abdicates all familial responsibilities in favor of her narcissistic pursuits. At first, the effects of her selfish decisions are inconsequential. For example, the husband is perhaps slightly inconvenienced, when she unexpectedly asks him to put their son to bed and read him a bedtime…

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    Pitbulls Research Paper

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    reasoning. Pitbulls should not be stereotyped as a vicious breed of dog. I say this because they actually used to be considered the nanny dog and because pitbulls themselves are not dangerous, they are, unfortunately, trained to fight and be violent the majority of the time. To begin with, pitbulls may be marked as dangerous in present day, but they used to be known as the nanny dog. Some people view this fact as absurd and unreasonable, but there are various reasons to support this. First,…

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    of women (specifically black women) and how they are forced to abandon any kind of optimistic or idealistic dreams. Janie’s first husband is Logan Killicks, an old man who owns 60 acres of land. Nanny arranges this marriage because of her misconstrued idea of what a good life ought to be like. Nanny was holding infant Janie in her arms when slavery was abolished so her perception of success is what she…

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    child Janie is always told by her nanny that she needs to marry; especially to a decent man. Nanny’s husband material choice for Janie is an older man named Logan Killlicks. However, Logan and Janie’s marriage did not last long and that is when she met Joe Starks. In the story Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston. The main character, Janie, gets married three times in her lifetime. Her first husband is Logan Killlicks by the persuasion of her nanny. Her second husband is Joe Starks…

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