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    the case maybe they shape over time, just like the attack on Pearl Harbor shaped America into a war torn country. People are daft when it comes to this, because everyone has their own relationship. This idea coincides with the novel, Hotel On the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford showing the reader the many different relationships within the novel. Changes affecting Henry are shaping his personality as we can see with the relationship between Henry and his father. Henry and his fathers…

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    trading was “unnatural,” “deranged,” “evil,” because it was detached from the “selling of wheat actually in sight.” Overall, the economic and labor challenges were met with violence through cultural expression and through social action. The short film Corner In Wheat, displays the laboral and economic problems citizens were facing, and puts the blame on wealthy businessmen. The predominant businessman in the movie dies tragically. This violent death reflects the public’s inclination to resolve…

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    Hotel on The Corner of Bitter and Sweet is a book written by Henry Ford. The book takes place in Seattle, Washington during World War II. It’s about a twelve year old chinese boy named Henry who has a relationship with a japanese girl, Keiko. His father disapproves the relationship because of his hatred towards the japanese. In the book it may seem that Henry gives up too easily on Keiko after not seeing her for three years because she and her family were forced to move these “refugees” and…

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    Humans practice the art of imitation, by mimicking other human beings. This is something that is so simple, something that is done subconsciously and yet something that is almost a necessity for survival for humans and animals. An elevator experiment was conducted at Bethany Lutheran College; in this experiment students were facing the opposite direction when the doors opened. The majority of the test subjects stepping onto the elevator followed suit and faced the opposite wall, even though…

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    in Athens; the characters of Hotel at the Corner of Bitter and Sweet could relate because of the conflicts they faced. Hotel at the Corner of Bitter and Sweet is quite similar to William Shakespeare’s, Romeo and Juliet. The story tells how the protagonist, Henry, meets with the first love of his life, then, loses her to a World War II internment camp. The parallelism between William Shakespeare’s, Romeo and Juliet, and Jamie Ford’s, Hotel at the Corner of Bitter and Sweet, are known during…

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    Paul Corner And The Renovation Rundown Paul Corner breathed heavily as he installed the finishing touches to their popsicle elevator. “Done,” He barely uttered to his two friends in front of him, Cory Scott and Micah Long. Paul Corner was a fifth grader, but not just any fifth grader. He had single-handedly, (With the help of his friends,) solved countless mysteries over the summer and the year before. He wasn’t exactly Sherlock Holmes, but he sure could solve a mystery. “We’re sure to get an…

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    “A paranoid is someone who knows little of what’s going on” (William S. Burroughs). This quote by William S. Burroughs describes Piglet, a small and frightened character from Winnie-the-Pooh, perfectly. More often than not, Piglet is remembered for his paranoia, but where does his paranoia stem from? Piglet is also often found walking Pooh through thoughts and actions with a series of questions, but why does he decide this is the best way to teach Pooh about the world? Piglet is derived from two…

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    It’s not unusual for children and adults alike to get nervous when visiting the dentist. With its sedation dentistry services, Four Corners Dental Group caters to anxious patients. Serving the Anchorage and Wasilla communities, these dentists are dedicated to providing affordable dental care in a friendly and soothing atmosphere. For those who can’t calm down in the dentist’s chair, this dental practice also provides the option of sedation dentistry. Sedation dentistry exists at various levels,…

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    In the book A Corner of the Universe Hattie Owen is a 12 years old girl from a small town who is helpful, caring, and independent. Hattie lives with her mom and dad in the town of Millerton, where they own a boarding house. Throughout Hattie's time living in Millerton she has one good friend, until one day Hattie’s parents tell her she had an Uncle named Adam. When Hattie was younger she met her uncle but because she was so young she doesn’t remember him. So when Adam comes to Millerton she…

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    life and nobody else can prevent from doing it if we have desire to do it. Every parent has had expectations and goals for their children’s that play a huge role in their life in shaping a better opportunities and future. In the novel, Hotel on the corner of bitter and sweet by Jamie Ford, he describes how Henry’s father have a lot of expectations for his son, how he wants him to go to all-white school as a scholar student, become like an American person. These expectations created a lot of…

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