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    the main character, Esperanza struggle to find her place in Chicago, as well as within her own culture’s idea of the “perfect” woman, the ideal woman of her community and the ideal woman of the 80’s. In Housekeeping by Marilynne Robinson, we see two girls’ journey after they are abandoned by their mother in a small town located in Northern Idaho. Set in the 1950’s, we see Ruth and Lucille develop as they find their place within their small community and within society’s restrictions of this era.…

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    perfect nature of Hermia. Helena also wishes that Hermia would her how to win Demetrius’ heart (1.1.185-97). Any young girl, or boy, could sympathize with Helena. The young reader may be able to understand what the young, distraught, lover is…

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    Marilyn is a brave girl her eyes as bright as the sun her hair is like a honey brown she’s a cheerful person. She’s like a tall tree but sometimes it’s like she has no heart. One afternoon Marilyn went to a tall grassy area to go catch ladybugs as she was walking she admired the green grass and the small pink, yellow, and red flowers. Then she went back to looking for ladybugs for her sister as marilyn was silently creeping up on one she fell through a hole she didn't see.As…

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    Let us see a conversation between a girl friend and boy friend- Girlfriend- Hi! “My sweet, charming cute honey pie. How are you baby?”…

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    In the short story “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been,” American writer, Joyce Carol Oates, introduces the readers to naïve Connie, a self-absorbed teenage girl, who refuses to comply to her mother’s wishes and live up to her responsible older sister, June. Oates skillfully implements the fictional element of symbolism, connecting an object to an underlying meaning in a way to represent ideas or qualities, in order to stress her message to the readers of her work. Joyce Carol Oates…

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    They are dealing with a breakdown in their communication. There are many factors that contributed to this breakdown. The couple was not on the same page when making the decision to adopt a child. Vanessa is dead set on having a baby, but did not seem to consider her husband’s thoughts. Mark seemed like he was more set on trying to become a musician than a father. There is a scene in the movie when Vanessa realized that Juno saw their ad in the Penny Saver paper, Vanessa seems confused and…

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    outshadows all other aspects of life. She feels it is completely okay and sort of encourages the idea that one must change himself to fit into a society. The author(the father) , emphasizes the importance of identity and attempts to correct the lost little girl. Being indian , my mind saw an immediate contradiction. Children wanting to fit into a society , follow conventional way and parents opposing it ? A child who wants to follow the crowd would be every indian parent's singular desire, a…

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    story that uses the first person narrator, written by James Joyce. It was published in 1914. The story is about a young boy’s first love in Ireland. The teenage love between a young boy who lives amongst blindness and darkness all along and a young girl, Mangan 's sister, is his neighbor. These surrounding give the boy rise to attempting for reaching love; It represents light in this position. However, it ends by hopeless; He realizes that his goal for her which is his feel of love, is just an…

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    The United States of America was founded on the principle of religious freedom. However, the American people are becoming less and less religious. According to the Religious Landscape Study, in the last seven years the number of religiously unaffiliated United States citizens has increased by nearly seven percent totaling 22.8% as of 2014 (Cooperman et al.). Fewer people are looking to religion as a source of direction. Instead, they look to the media for role models. One such role model is…

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    “A useless job for a useless girl. You’re not going to be anything you little brat. You’re a curse. Born to cause me misery. I should have killed you the moment I felt your wormy little heartbeat,” Holly says with a cruel tone. Holly then pushes Teegan fully away from the car, forcing…

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