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    China: Analysis of Voltaire’s Orphan of China Han xue 14421771 1. The Orphan of Zhao is a Chinese play from the Yuan era and it's written by thirteenth-century dramatist Ji Jun Xiang. It tells a story that takes place during the Spring and Autumn period of China. A nobility Minister Zhao and his family members were killed by an evil general, Tu’an GU. The grandson of Minister Zhao I the only survivor. A group of heroes sacrificed themselves only to protect the Zhao Orphan. He killed Tu’an GU…

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    Orphan Status In Jane Eyre

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    When an orphan girl is placed into the home of unloving relatives, most would argue that the child would be negatively affected by her experience. However, this is not the case for Jane, the protagonist of Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre. The story begins in Jane’s childhood while she is living with the Reed family, her aunt and cousins. Her family treated her just as a servant would be treated, thus Jane felt like she did not belong. The novel follows Jane through her life as she goes to school,…

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    they can get better. “The Orphan Train is a serious play, which mixes it up from last years play “How to Succeed in High School Without Really Trying” The art and woods classes have been a major part in helping One-act build sets this year. Costumes take some of the rehearsal time. They like to rehearse in our costumes to make sure that we are comfortable in them and work with our props so that we look professional. All of our costumes are set in 1914 when the orphan train came to the…

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    Not every child born to a family offers the same opportunities. Often children are given up at birth for various reasons. These children are either adopted or placed in orphanages. After reading A Single Shard and “An Orphans’ Lonely Beginning”, it is clear the impacts not having a family will make on a child. Every child deserves a loving family that can obtain financial stability, but not every child is able to have that privilege. Children all around the world are given up for various…

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    Even though orphans live in foster homes that are wealthier than the rest of the population, orphans are less likely to go to school and have all the basic needs in life. Some children either lost their parents and live in another household with a relative or love in an orphanage. But other children are disabled…

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    community spirit of the southern black since the slavery days of Bottom, they live as "neighbors" (3), taking care of each other, including even the prostitutes. They look after the children instead of their disappeared mother for 18 months (34) and the orphans. It is natural for them to cook and to clean the house of the solitary elder. All women participate in raising children and taking care of the old is a good aspect of the traditional value, which transcended from the slavery period.…

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    Niamh was placed on a train, all of the kids on this train were taken to Minnesota in the search of a new home, the train was named “The Orphan Train”. For most of the children on the “Orphan Train”, this was their last chance to find a family that could live with. On the train, Niamh met a lot of new friends, all of the children on the train related to each other well because they had been living in the same conditions all of their lives. Niamh met a teenage boy, who had been living on the…

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    “The Orphan Scandal” The Orphan Scandal is based on a story of a 15 year old orphan girl named Turkiyya Hasan, who refused to rise in show of respect to her elders at a Christian Missionary school in Port Said, in 1933. Her defiance resulted in her getting beaten, and to the end of most foreign missions in Egypt and contributed to the rise of Islamist organizations. This story further explains how Christian missionaries came to Egypt to provide social services for children and convert them to…

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    Children in Rwanda became orphans because of the Rwanda genocide and the spread of HIV/AIDS. During the Rwandan genocide many people were killed, including family members leaving the children without any parents. With the spread of HIV/AIDS, family members also died from it, so the children in Rwanda became orphans. Some orphans are placed in extended families or fostering households. If they did not have anyone, then they were placed in the orphanages. Being an orphan in Rwanda came from the…

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    She begins her journey by traveling by boat from Ireland to New York. Her name at that point in the story, the name her parents gave her, is Niamh Power. Throughout the story her name changes multiple times. This is because she went through a traumatic fire that she was told killed everyone in her family. Each time her name is changed so does her identity and the version of herself that she realizes she has become. Although she will always be Niamh Power from Ireland the names that her adoption…

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