Showing the archetypal patterns with how good will triumph evil, with how “ Psyche going through the three tasks to be able to see cupid and appease the jealous venus”. This also applies to the pattern of how she had gotten supernatural help to help her achieve success in her tasks to be able to see Cupid. With ashputtle her lesson is more of if you stay kind and not overly wantful you will be rewarded and that karma will come back to take care of the evil doers. This applies to the archetypal pattern of the hero who triumphs with how she was able to surpass her family and get a much better life. This also has the cruel relatives pattern with how her step family and father were to her. This shows how in both storeys that their use of archetypal patterns really bring meaning to their lessons.…
sgiving" by Jocelyn Fong describe how Rice and Gravy identify with her mixed culture and celebrating her heritage. Fong grandma would prepared a big feast for the family, she would cook meats ,vegetables, stuffing and pies. Fong and her sister and cousins come just for rice and gravy. Fong would describe her self as rice and gravy of her ethnic background. Unlike Fong Grandma generation her generation was taught to celebrate their mixed culture.…
In the story Tino and Joey are fighting and Paul is faced with a very difficult situation. This fight started in science class during a group project at Tangerine Middle. In the group there is Theresa and Tino, who are brother and sister, Paul, the main character with eye sight problems, Joey, who moved from Lake Windsor middle school to Tangerine Middle, and Maya and Nita who both play on Tangerine’s soccer team. Their project is about Tangerine trees and Theresa takes control. She dishes out parts to everyone and Joey asks why not put everything on a CD.…
The disenfranchised working class took to the streets on the 16 August 1819 to protest over their lack of suffrage in the hard economic times. Historian Robert Poole has gone as far as to say that Peterloo was one of the defining moments of it’s age1. For what came to be known as The Peterloo Massacre became a clear indication of the lack of ways in which the working class and peasantry could voice their political beliefs: They did not have the vote, the protest was violently suppressed- and following The Peterloo Massacre newspapers and other publications were censored or shut down if they were deemed to contain any seditious messages. It seems by looking at the sources that one of the most notable shifts in political voice is the censorship and suppression the government issues with the massacre and following it. However, Peterloo did embody a shift towards universal suffrage and a broader political voice, with women veering into the political spectrum for the first time, taking part in the protests and rallies.…
Our experiences and the choices we make when we are young help shape who we are as we get older. In "Oranges" by Gary Soto, the narrator recalls a memory from his childhood - the first time he goes on a date with a girl. The boy is young and probably a little scared at first, but things turn out well and the date with the girl seems to have an impact on him later in life. We don't know anything about the narrator when he is older but he seems like a likable person. He tries to make the girl happy in the poem and he seem like someone who doesn't only think of himself.…
Curry was later added to the Japanese menu on Friday's as the main course. It was so popular that it was later claimed as a national dish. The ingredients…
He started out as a weakling in the sense of mentality. He was insecure, self-pitying, bullied, and would have stayed that way if Athena did not come to help him out. After hearing the words right out of the goddess of wisdom’s mouth, his dead spirit is finally inflated and he becomes a new man. Because of Athena, he was able to escape from his shell of solitude and venture out to explore the outside world. Thanks to one person, a miracle has…
Looks like we have another Curtis on our hands today. Its about whether to send Mr. Ponyboy to foster care or to stay with his two brothers. He's been staying with his brothers for the past 8 months, and their has been complaints that he has been acting up with the gang which from my point of view he is doing fine.…
As my mother told me in our ancestral times it was hard this particular food. They had to wait until the right season to actually plant the rice. The flower is made out of rice only. They had to let the rice ripened and go through a long process to make the flower. They didn’t have the technology we had today.…
This emptiness further discourages Po, and he continues fleeing the village. During a discussion with his son, Po’s father reveals the secret ingredient of his special noodle soup; nothing. The key is nothing- “to make it special, you just have to believe it’s special”(Po’s Father, Kung Fu Panda). Instantaneously, Po has his revelation. Finally understanding the message of the Dragon Scroll, Po is at one with himself, for a true warrior does not need any secret, but must understand that real power lies in the mind and only needs faith in his own abilities.…
This story was created for all readers, it informs them of why rice is my family’s traditional food and how we used it. Without the writing process, I wouldn’t have developed a successful piece. The prewriting, writing, editing, and revision stage is all important steps.…
Rice is the major staple of slave cuisine. It is said that the rice originally came from seeds directly imported from Madagascar in 1685. Africans were familiar with the growing and cultivating of rice and taught their “owners” how to grow it as well. The rice fields were cultivated on tidal swamp lands along coastal rivers. Slaves cleared these low-lying land and build canals, dikes and small floodgates that allowed the flooding and drainage of the fields.…
In Cortanooth, there is a native fruit that grows every spring. It is called manala and it’s skin is bright green, like a granny smith apple. When you take a knife to it’s thick skin to reveal a dark orange, soft flesh that tastes similar to a mango. This fruit was once very popular in Cortanooth, until a hurricane wiped out the small island, leaving few of the trees it grows on. One day in April 1974, Mystic came across a manala tree that stood isolated from the village he lives in. He took a new route home from school this day and bumped into it. Mystic wore rags and had a staggered walk because his shoes had holes all on the soles. His family was far from wealthy, but they stressed the importance of education in him growing up. He always…
For instance, in the beginning of the text when the Boy comes to play, the Tree is drawn with branches beckoning him nearer (Silverstein 5). Later, when the Tree has lost its trunk, an illustration of it stooping toward the bottom edge of the page seemingly conveys recognizable body language akin to a depressive expression (Silverstein 46). This choice to display the Tree with human-like qualities in the illustrations, suggests that like the Boy, the Tree has access to all of the nuances of a complex being and the unique facets of identity such as individual…
Japanese people often pride themselves on the seasonality of their traditional food. Most traditional Japanese meals include seasonal aspects. The solid ingredients in soups and the selection of materials for salads both announce the season in every day meal. Serving particular meals on special days are customary of Japanese culture. On January 7th it is traditional to eat a rice porridge made with seven springtime herbs called nanakusa-gayu. In August, on the day of ox, people eat grilled eel to strengthen themselves to withstand the remaining days of summer. On the first day of winter many homes serve tooji kabocha, pumpkin cooked with sweet azuki beans.…