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    Toy stores are amazing to me. I love to see children run around and pick up this and that. For this assignment I visited a variety of stores. Two in particular stood out to me. Those two were Walmart and Walgreens. While you would not normally think Walgreens as a toy store it is. In this paper I came going to compare both Walmart and Walgreens and I am going to do that by answering each of the questions provided on the assignment sheet. The toys are mostly aimed for boys in Walgreens. The…

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    considered poor. This goes to show how clothing symbolize who one were. Lots of ruffles equaled lots of money but little ruffles equal little money.In the book Uprising by Margaret Haddix, the clothing that everyone wore had a statement. Jane the rich girl had too many roughest account which meant she was quite rich but Yetta and Bella had no ruffles whatsoever which meant they were poorer than pig. Just what one wore meant how one would be treated and how one should act.Clothing statements…

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    Sammy works for the grocery store, where three girls walk in and immediately grab his attention. While praising one of the three girls, Sammy describes the rest of the customers as if they were animals or fictional characters. Sammy uses negative terms such as “witch”, “sheep” and even “houselsaves” to describe the customers that are in the grocery store. At the beginning of the story Sammy has an encounter with an old lady in which he accidently rings up one of her items twice. She then…

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    expectations of becoming a respectful young women. Surrounded by a household full of girls, Jo has no choice but to conform to society 's ideals and grow up to be like her sisters. Throughout the novel Jo refuses to grow up, faces society 's expectations, and becomes a Little Woman. Josephine March is a fifteen year old girl who goes by the nickname ‘Jo’, she has a bold personality and tends to be against the idea of growing up. She spends a majority of her time reading, writing, and playing…

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    And perhaps it is better, to obtain a high on the illegal substance of fiction, than to achieve it through smoke or toxic liquid. Next, merchandise. A pin here, a poster there. A mug designed by a friend. A T-shirt she wears to bed each night. A Google Chrome wallpaper that took three hours to get absolutely perfect. Last came analyzation. Essays she wrote on obscure websites, commented on by 33…

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    talk about the girls who drown. Sure, there are news reports. They display images of smiling girls in pretty dresses with bold smiles and dreamy eyes. They show a girl who may have existed. There was the beautiful girl with soft blonde hair. The news anchor may have said her name was Bethany, but does it truly matter? Was anyone truly listening? 'Beauty is pain' her mother would say, mercilessly twisting her daughter's hair into tight coils. Her tears fall with each twist of a pin. 'Your…

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    had been spotted like that. She spent much of the time wearing vast, dark glasses. Maybe she wanted an air of mystery, but the real mystery was whether she was hiding a black eye or not. “Well she is definitely putting up with something that she shouldn’t,” hollered the taller girl, with an air of authority. “You can see it on her face!” “Of course you could see it on her face! The bruises! It will be her fault if those babies suffer,” explained the other, shaking her head. I couldn’t help…

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    Updike takes place in the 1950’s. Sammy, the store’s cashier, is extremely fascinated by a girl named “Queenie” who is an outsider. She and her two friends unknowingly defy one of the important unwritten rules of the structured quaint little town. Unwanted sexual attention has been drawn to their group, more specifically Queenie, as a result of her sensual sexy aurora she seems to exude. Sammy fixates on this girl willing to do just about anything to win her attention. Being that he’s concerned…

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    Unalike Allies Growing up with my two cousins, BreAnne and Bailey, was like growing up with two sisters. From the time they were waddling around in diapers to the time the youngest one walked across the stage at graduation, I have watched them both grow up and evolve into two very different people. Therefore, it confused me whenever people would tell them “You two could be twins!” As we all grew older, however, I began to understand. From the outside looking in, these girls could very well be…

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    Helping others and being kind is more important than helping yourself Do you think it’s more important to help yourself? The story “Raymond’s Run” is about a young girl named Squeaky. She is a self-involved, confident and confrontational person who always wants to win. The only thing she needs to do is take care of her brother Raymond who requires special care. She’s a fast runner and is always winning special racing events in her neighborhood. Squeaky is determined to beat…

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