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    was on her mind; until she discovered the healing power of writing a series of letters‚ addressed to God first‚ and then her sister. Through her writing‚ she discovers her true nature and the woman that she was supposed to be in her own life. Alice Walker writes her story‚ The Color Purple‚ as an epistolary novel. An epistolary novel is a book that is in the form of letters‚ written by the main character. In this case‚ it is written by Celie‚ the main character who is living in Georgia in the

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    Everyday Use By Alice Walker (1973) T one- This story ‚ in my opinion‚ does not possess the warm-hearted‚ jolly‚ and happy side of a short story‚ we’d expect from a title‚ such as Everyday Use. Instead‚ this story is a more refreshing realistic tone of life and the harshness it may possess. There is a perfectly adequate amount of crudeness in the story‚ especially within the lifestyle of these individuals. The tone changes as the story continues on. In the beginning the story has a more worrisome

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    Freedom is to have the power to do whatever your heart desires without any hindrances. In the story “Boys and Girls” by Alice Munroe‚ the narrator realizes the idea of freedom and the lack of it. She seems to define freedom as free will. As a young girl growing‚ she was allowed to do anything and everything. The narrator spent most of her time outside with her dad in the field‚ whereas other girls her age had to help out in the house. That was her freedom. In her limited world‚ the narrator feels

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    There comes a point in time when a favorable moment has to come to an end. In “The Flowers” by Alice Walker‚ she introduces a young girl that is near sighted of what is to come. Walker indicates some symbolism throughout the story‚ but in the last line of the story‚ she uses a significant symbol that pulls the story to its ending. The last line says‚ “And the summer was over”. Thus‚ the word “summer” becomes a symbol. In order to make this specific symbol stand out more‚ Walker built her story around

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    Alice in Wonderland (Tim Burton‚ 2010) The film is inspired by Lewis Carroll’s novel Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland (1865) and its sequel Through the Looking-Glass‚ and What Alice Found There (1871). The nineteen-year-old Alice now returns to Wonderland from her childhood adventure‚ where she reunites with her old friends and learns her true identity: to end the Red Queen’s reign of terror‚ slay the Jabberwocky‚ a dragon-like creature controlled by the Red Queen and restore the White Queen

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    The short story‚ “The Flowers” by Alice Walker is about Myop‚ a small black girl full of energy and curiosity who leaves the safety and peacefulness of her family’s cabin to collect new and wonderful flowers. Through her adventure‚ she finds a decaying dead body and this is when her innocence is over. Walker employs symbolism‚change of setting and tone‚ and imagery in order to instill in his readers the importance of exploring their world because some paths are hidden till we go and find them.

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    Relationships between Rufus and Dana‚ and Alice In the story‚ Dana saves Rufus whenever he is in danger. Alice is Rufus’s free back woman friend. Rufus has complicated relationship with Dana and Alice. In relationship with Dana‚ Rufus likes Dana since she saves his life. However‚ Things changes as time goes. As Rufus grow up‚ he becomes likely white person in slavery time. Rufus tries to have power over Dana and Alice who are both black. There is relationship with Alice as his slave‚ which is unimaginable

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    Wangero also has a boyfriend that she does not appreciate. Hakim A Barber is the name of this man in her life. Wangero takes advantage of this man‚ and ends up ordering him around. In an interview Alice Walker explains “Hakim A Barbers” significance “I am intrigued by the religion of the black Muslims....Everyday Use a story that shows respect for the “militance”and progressive agricultural programs of the muslims‚ but the same tie shows skeptism

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    “No family is perfect we argue‚ we fight‚ we even stop talking to each other at times‚ but in the end family is family the love will always be there” (unknown). The story written by alice walker “Everyday Use” is about a family that is quite similar to my family including Mama‚ Sibling‚ and heritage. In the story “Everyday Use” Mama was a strong willed person‚ she worked hard for what they had. When mama kills the cow to feed her kids it really put me in the mind of my mother because she would

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    had written two books and they were “Alice in Wonderland” and “Through the Looking Glass.” The character of Alice is based on a real girl‚ called Alice Liddell‚ who was one of the author ’s child-friends. Alice is the main character of the story "Alice ’s Adventures in Wonderland" and the sequel "Through the Looking Glass and what Alice found there". She is a seven-year-old English girl with lots of imagination and is fond of showing off her knowledge. Alice is polite‚ well raised and interested

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