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    Sue Monk Kidd had various events influence her life and career. These effects that had taken tolls on her are seen in her some of her books. Sue’s childhood experiences, family beliefs, and socialization with peers are the most driven based themes that are in her writing. Sue Monk Kidd grew up in a house in Sylvester, Georgia that had bees in it. In her family’s guest room, the bees lived in the walls and tried to enter through the cracks. Sue’s mother was always cleaning up wads of honey that…

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    Walter Mitty Themes

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    “The Secret Life Of Walter Mitty”, a film directed by Ben Stiller (2013) is a film that explores the theme of courage in many ways. The theme of courage is explored through sub-themes, cauterization and cinematic techniques. The most prominent way courage is shown throughout this movie is Walter’s fantasies, Walters trip to Greenland and the cinematic techniques. During the course of the film Walter had many ‘fantasies’. He often dreamed up fictional situations with real people. This is…

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    June Boatwright Sisters

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    Since Lily has been taken in by the Boatwright sisters, May, June and August in The Secret Life of Bees, conclusions have been drawn about all three individual sister, each possesing diverse qualities that are easily shown throughout the story. August Boatwright is a welcoming and understanding older sister that takes care of the honey company along with Lily, Rosaleen and her two other sisters. August has taken it upon herself to give them a welcoming stay and convince June that Lily is no…

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    Lily's Bees Epigrams

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    Bees play an important role in Lily’s life,they guide Lily, accompany her, and drive her forward. For every important action Lily takes in the novel, bees and their products play a role: from realizing she is in love with Zach (when she licks honey off his finger) to realizing she loves August (when she lets the bees rest on her body), showing that she trusts him. The epigrams at the beginning of each chapter concern bees; the bees in Lily's room reach out to her and show her she must leave; and…

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    1. Connect the concepts presented in the video to course concepts. After watching the video episode of The Secret Life of the Brain, the course concept that comes to mind are the Frontal lobe (Prefrontal cortex) of the brain and the amygdala. First, when watching the video episode, the episode discussed how the frontal lobe entitles how the brain helps humans to engage with each other and our environment. However, the frontal lobe becomes a contributing factor of how the psychological disorder…

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    Walter Mitty Comparison

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    “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” is an adaptation of James Thurber's 1939 short story which was released in 2013 and directed by Ben Stiller who is also the main character of the film. The story is mainly about Walter Mitty who is an employee at Life magazine. He spends the rest of his boring day working on unique photos for the publication. Walter inhabits a world of daydreams as he tries to escape from his tedious daily life. Walter falls in love with an employee who works in the same…

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    destructive and unifying. When two races have opposing views, a conflict emerges leading to the destruction of a community. However, when two or more races learn to live together in harmony, it leads to the grand unification of all. Sue Monk Kidd’s The Secret Life of Bees is a novel written to discuss the prevalent issues surrounding the civil rights movement through the narrative of a misguided, white, fourteen year old girl who felt marginalized by society. Kidd’s novel focuses on the conflict…

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    Walter Mitty Essay The short story, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, is about a man named Walter and his struggles with escapism. Walter is married to a naggy woman who picks on his every mistake. For example, he waits for his wife to come to the hotel in a chair, and she complains and asks him how he expected her to find him. Other people don’t respect him either, at one point in the story a woman mocks him for saying “puppy biscuit”, and at another a parking lot attendant bugs him. Throughout…

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    Walter Mitty

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    A Secret Life of Walter Mitty is an American adventure comedy-drama that was directed by and stars Ben Stiller. The film takes us on a journey with the protagonist, Walter Mitty portrayed by Ben Stiller, who is a negative assets manager at Life Magazine. Often times he escapes the harsh reality of the work by daydreaming in a world where he is always the hero. Walter fancies one of his coworkers, Cheryl Melhoff, but he believes he does not possess any heroic qualities that would woo her; however…

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    Coming Of Age

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    Author Sue Monk Kidd was raised in a small town named Sylvester, Georgia, a town that had a deep influence in the writing of her first novel The Secret Life of Bees. She went to school and graduated from Texas Christian University in 1970 and after took creative writing courses at Emory University and Anderson College, as well as studying at Sewanee, Bread Loaf, and along with going to many writer’s conferences throughout the years. This book is a coming of age fiction book. a coming of age book…

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