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    The movie and the book Like Water for Chocolate are both well written. I enjoyed the book because it had a different layout than the other books we have read thus far. The film was an asset to see because it followed the book so well that it gave you more ideas about things that you might not have totally understood while reading it. This is the first Spanish movie that has had such a positive effect on the book which makes the movie that much more amazing. When reading I tried to focus on

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    Vivien The House of the Spirits Essay In the book “The House of the Spirits”‚ Isabel Allende described a complicated and confusing family which mainly centers around Esteban and Clara. On one hand‚ the title “The Three Marias” represents the three major women characters‚ Clara‚ Blanca and Alba. On the other hand‚ Esteban‚ Jaime and Nicolas also forms another line that has three characters. This kind of triangular family relationship are used throughout the whole book for the purpose of presenting

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    In Isabel Allende’s The House of the Spirits‚ Allende uses the characters experiences to symbolize the struggles between the lower and upper classes. Characters like Esteban and the tenants captured the roles of the Elite and working class through out the novel at Tres Marias. Wile there are those like Blanca and Pedro who challenge the expectations thrown at them by society. Each one emphasizing the advantages as well as the hardships of their social rank. Being apart of the upper class has benefits

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    As she stated in her autobiography‚ "In writing [The House of the Spirits]‚ I wanted to recover all that I had lost—my land‚ my family‚ my memories‚ and the memories of those who were no longer with me" (Rogoff). Allende wrote the novel to keep her memories of her family and country from disappearing altogether. As Sheffield puts it‚ "through rewriting‚ such as is evident in The House of the Spirits‚ memories that history ignores are preserved and given voice" (34). Allende

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    characters forget about morals and beliefs for retribution. In the novel‚ The House of the Spirits‚ by Isabel Allende‚ and the play‚ Medea‚ by Euripides‚ the characters from both works react intensely to get revenge on others. Although Allende mainly uses effective diction‚ and Euripides the power of the chorus‚ both authors challenge the view that when faced with injustice‚ defiance is the solution. In The House of the Spirits‚ Allende’s use of diction enhances the injustice that Esteban Garcia ll must

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    Magical realism in novels is a creative way for the author to enhance the reader’s experience. Laura Esquivel uses this technique in her story‚ Like Water for Chocolate‚ to add depth and strength to her characters‚ themes‚ and historical context. Esquivel’s story focuses on a young woman named Tita trying to find herself. Her journey includes overcoming obstacles such as‚ the Mexican Revolution‚ a controlling and overbearing mother‚ and the pain of a forbidden love shared with a man who married

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    is essential to the story: Transito Soto‚ Pancha Garcia‚ Old Pedro Garcia‚ Amanda. Often‚ stories include many minor characters that start out seeming unimportant but soon are realized to be an extremely essential part of the story. In The House of Spirits‚ there are multiple minor characters that have a great impact on the outcome of certain events in the story. One that seemed to have the greatest effect on the entire story was Transito Soto‚ a local whore that Esteban used. Near the beginning

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    even argue that love is a bigger necessity of life than even food‚ because our capacity for kindness‚ compassion and affection is what make us human. So can u really be alive if you neither love nor are loved? In Issabel Allende’s Novel “The House of the Spirits” the relationships of Alba‚ Esteban Trueba and Blanca highlight that love and suffering are inseparable yet love is also the ultimate force of comfort. Alba endures tremendous suffering due to her love of Miguel but ultimately the strength

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    of Drinking Water Introduction Functions of Water in The Body Harmful Health Effects and Symptoms of Dehydration Top 11 Benefits of Drinking Water – You’ll Never Look at Water the Same Way Drinking a healthy amount of water is vital to your health. You can never imagine just by drinking a healthy amount of water‚ you gain tremendous health benefits‚ and sometimes you can even throw away your migraine medicine or pain killer. Before we can appreciate the benefits of drinking water‚ let’s review

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    not acceptable within this society. Clara’s relationship with Ferula is very strong‚ it is more of a friendship relationship‚ then it is a romantic relationship. ‘“Don’t worry‚” she said. “You’re going to live with us and the two of us will be just like sisters.”’... “She leaned across and kissed her on the cheek … She could not remember the last time anyone had spontaneously touched her.” (Allende 95) It is shown that Ferula had never had a close relationship with anyone. She saw how she needed

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