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    Not Without My Daughter

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    and music are two elements of film that can evoke strong emotional responses called textual features of film. Many of these features are prevalent in the film Not Without My Daughter. This film is set in the 1980’s during the Iranian Revolution. The Mahmoody family consists of husband and wife‚ Moody and Betty‚ and their daughter‚ Mahtob‚ who decide to visit Iran. In Iran‚ Moody decides to keep his family but Betty does not want to stay. Betty tries to escape multiple times but Moody catches her and

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    The Birth of My Daughter

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    The Birth of My Daughter The birth of my daughter‚ Kimora Nevaeh Roberts changed my life forever.[This is a good starting sentence. It easily grabs the readers’ attention. Nice work!] The difference in my life from the years 2009 until now showed the amazing conclusion to my life that has changed forever. Having to grow up and be a mother took me away from many things that I was once doing without a child. Being a mother adversely affected my way of living‚ my family‚ and my education. Before

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    The explorer’s daughter analysis The explorer’s daughter is about a woman who is seeing a narwhal hunt take place‚ and is torn between the lives of the hunter and the lives of the narwhal. She employs lots of language techniques to convey her feelings. She has written this as a descriptive piece of writing but it ends up almost argumentative. In the first paragraph the writer focuses on place and setting. She makes the place sound almost magical with descriptions of her surroundings “spectral

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    Egalia's Daughters Quotes

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    it better. There are so many rules woman have to adhere to‚ to be accepted by society. Whereas men have much fewer rules and restrictions. Men live much simpler lives‚ in terms of societal norms‚ and what they can get away with. The book Egalia’s Daughters challenges these views‚ and paints a much different picture in terms of which sex is the dominate one. The Egalians view wim‚ or women as the superior sex‚ and the manwom‚ or men are viewed the inferior‚ shameful sex. Wim control and dictate the

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    Hazel's Daughter Monologue

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    ¨Notes¨ These are notes that Hazel had someone deliver for her… I´m sorry for anything that had happened between us. I am sorry for our relationship that had never worked out. I hate how everything happened so fast. I would like you to know my side of the story and I want you to hear it from me. The day we meet was through my friend and your girlfriend‚ I thought we would become great friends. THen one day she stopped talking to me. Then I started to figure out that she was mad at me because

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    these writers apply their stories in a try to convey certain themes. One alike writer is D. H. Lawrence. Lawrence employed a large number of literary tactics such as imagery symbol to define the main theme on one of his story : “The Horse-Dealer’s Daughter”. Death and resurrection can be clearly identify as the main theme from this story where D. H. Lawrence recount the life of an youthful hopeless women (Mabel) dealing with debt‚ death and solitude pushing her to suicide from a pond and‚ save by

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    reach its full potential without human interference (First Principle). He expressed these ideas through the 8 principles of Deep Ecology‚ which‚ in my eyes are extremely similar to traditional Native American beliefs and stories in the writings of Linda Hogan and Barry Lopez. In his 8 principles Naess states that the richness and diversity in life forms contribute to the realization of these values and are also values in themselves (Second principle). The third principle states that humans have no

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    Ella's Daughter Monologue

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    was a Montague. Ella’s family was much more rich and elegant than Bernard’s family. At this set and time‚ the Capulets and Montagues were equal. No one grouping was considered better than the other. But‚ Ella’s family was exceptional. Ella was the daughter of King James and Queen Bertha‚ she was a princess. Bernard had an image set for himself‚ a dream to become rich and powerful. The only way to achieve his goal was to marry the alluring princess. And so‚ Bernard set his goal and he was on his way

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    Linda Bove Linda Bove is a very beautiful‚ talented‚ and influential deaf actress who greatly contributed to the deaf community over the course of her acting career. Bove also holds the title for the longest running American television role for a person with a disability. She co-founded a deaf theater with her husband‚ she has had a long and successful acting career and she has used her fame to help other deaf actors and individuals realize their own acting dreams despite being deaf. Linda Bove

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    yearnings overlooked. Throughout the years‚ different authors and poets have confronted this social rejection and have been oppressed on matters like sexual orientation‚ race and nationality however have in the long run overcome such catastrophes. Linda D. Addison is an American artist and author of horror‚ fantasies‚ and science fiction. Addison is the first African-American winner of the Bram Stoker Award‚ which she won twice for her accumulation of poems‚ ‘Consumed‚ Reduced to Beautiful Grey Ashes’

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