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    the family‚ while most characters comedy and or musical numbers give glimpses into the emotional state of that character in unison with Tyler Perry’s direction and over all transition toward the ultimate monologue of the entire play. Miss Shirley‚ Aunt Bam‚ Joyce‚ Kimberly‚ Byron‚ Donnie‚ and the comedian Madea all play essential to the delivery of the script through jokes or music. Miss Shirley‚ played by Chandra Caralley Young‚ is the mother in this play to a family of five: Kimberly‚ Byron‚ Donnie

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    Mark Twain‚ Tom Sawyer is not a good role model because he is dishonest and mischievous. To begin with‚ Tom Sawyer is dishonest. He often lies to his Aunt Polly about where he has been. For example‚ Aunt Polly suspects Tom skipped school to go swimming and asks‚ “Didn’t you want to go in a-swimming‚ Tom?” Tom says‚“No’m –– well not very much.” Aunt Polly then notices that Tom does not appear warm‚ to which Tom responds‚ “Some

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    his craft so he is granted many privileges as that of a free man Reader learns about Linda’s mother‚ brother William‚ and Uncle Benjamin‚ who is sold at 10 years old. Aunt Martha‚ Linda’s maternal grandmother‚ is described as a strong-willed‚ resourceful woman‚ who begins baking in order to earn money to buy her children’s freedom. Aunt Martha earns $300‚ which she lends to her mistress. Mistress never pays her back Linda’s mother dies when she is 6 years old. At 12‚ Linda’s mistress dies and she is

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    ‘A deeper understanding of relationships and identity emerges from pursuing the connections between Pride and Prejudice and Letters to Alice on First Reading Jane Austen.’ Compare how these texts explore relationships identity. Through the contextualisation of texts‚ connections can be made which reinforce or challenge responder’s perspectives on universal values. Universal truths carry meaning which are able to transcend changes in social‚ cultural and historical context in order to continue influencing

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    criticism from the people in their neighborhood‚ watching their every move and every choice they made. Kingston talks about an aunt that was denied and never spoken of; from her father’s side‚ because she had brought a great amount of shame to their family. As a woman there are many expectations that are required to be met. Kingston is being told the story of her aunts’ life by her mother‚ but her mother seems to be using the story as a fair warning to her. “Don’t let your father know that I told

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    the colony of Connecticut. Now‚ she must make a risky decision to live with her aunt and uncle in New England. Everyone agrees that it would be hard to move overseas‚ but some people think Kit should have traveled to Connecticut to live with her aunt and uncle‚ and others believe Kit should not have traveled to Connecticut to live with her aunt and uncle. Kit should have traveled to Connecticut to live with her aunt and uncle for

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    novel is Aunt Alexandra. Aunt Alexandra is all about social class. She does not let Scout and Jem play with Walter Cunningham‚ because his family is below their social class. One of the most prominent moments that comes to mind is when Aunt Alexandra would not let Scout associate with Walter Cunningham after the trial. When Scout learns that one of the Cunninghams was on the jury and fought for an all out acquittal‚ she is determined to invite Walter over and become his friend. However‚ Aunt Alexandra

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    badly from all of her family except from Aunt Baba‚ Nai Nai and Ye Ye. She is treated badly by most of her family because she is bad luck in their eyes. As Adeline grows up as a child she learns to understand and to cope with the negativity most of her family gives her. Along the way in her

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    I had decided to be caught by the immigration officer because since I am only 16 years old they send me to jail for a day and then they send me to a house where they hold immigrants and‚ they give me a lawyer in order for me to stay with my aunt because I can’t be held for more than two weeks. I was currently walking through bushes as I saw a police officer walk by and i knew it was my time to be caught. The police officer began to tell me to stop where I am and put my hands up. He came towards

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    writing to demonstrate her argument and in so doing she gives a heightened understanding of values in Austen’s context. She reviews Austen’s society‚ providing an explanation of social conventions such as marriage‚ social stratification and women. Aunt Fay’s opinions allow readers to reshape their understanding of events and characters in Pride and Prejudice. Her conclusions allow the reader to draw connections between our contemporary society and Austen’s context‚ which then enables us to reshape

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