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    Besides‚ where could you deposit the earth and rocks.?" "Carry them to the shores of the Bohai Sea and north of Yintu‚" said several people. The old man‚ helped by his son and grandson who could carry things‚ began to break rocks and dig earth‚ which they carried in baskets and dustbins to the shores of the Bohai Sea. The seven-year-old son of a widow named Jingcheng‚ one of the old man’s neighbours‚ came running up to offer his help. One trip to the sea took them a long time: they left in winter and

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    Fasting, Feasting

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    MamaPapa (their attitudes and beliefs) from Part One of Fasting Feasting and how far do you think they are responsible for the way their children’s lives turn out to be? In Part One of Fasting Feasting‚ MamaPapa was seen to have a strong preference for sons over daughters‚ a strong opposition against women going out to work instead of staying at home to take care of the household as well as a strong opposition against any forms of religion. While their attitude and beliefs had largely controlled their

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    over his son and also the reader. They do contrast however in so far as Tennyson commends the actions of the light brigade whereas Kipling’s speaker is telling his son how to achieve honour. Looking at ‘If’ the speaker in the poem is appears to be a man talking to his son. With this one can immediately associate power as Fathers have authority and therefore have the power in the father/ son relationship. Kipling demonstrates this power balance by giving advice and instructing the son on how to

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    in his life. Ever since Myron was a child‚ Abe Lufkin has done everything in his power to make sure his son is the spitting image of himself. Myron doesn’t love everything his father does‚ but doesn’t really mind it either; however he tries to stand up for himself and step out of his father’s shadow. When Myron is a teenager‚ Abe sends his son off to Judaism camp because he won a footrace his son thought he could win. Myron calls from college telling his dad his stopping his study of medical science

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    Essay on Family Supper

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    is the primary tradition in the Japanese samurai culture. They lived with the bushido code: “Loyalty and Honor before death”. The short story in discussion is “A Family Supper” written by Kazuo Ishigoru. This story tells us about an evening when the son-the protagonist and the narrator of this story‚ returns to Japan to meet his family after spending two years in United States‚ and the unsaid tension between him and his father. This story is about loss; Loss of family‚ friends‚ love and hope. The author

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    instance‚ Lemon Brown and his son cherish the same objects‚ newspaper clippings and a harmonica. Lemon Brown treasures the objects because they mean that his son cherished him‚ and his son treasured the objects because he cherished his father. Treasures are different for everyone‚ whether it is an object or a meaning. Everyone’s way of treasuring things is different. In the story‚ Greg’s father treasured his son by lecturing him because he wanted to make sure that his son got the education that he was

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    King Lear

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    the sons of the earls and a looming war‚ the play is not confined to a set time within history and it is not limited to concerns only relevant to that social period. The play presents universal issues which speak utter volumes and storms within heads to make you wonder if this could happen to anyone you know. ‘King Lear’ follows two parallel plot lines‚ the first is that of Lear himself‚ with his three daughters‚ and the other is the Earl of Gloucester and his two sons. The

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    Vashti In The Machine

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    The first few pages of the story let the reader wonder which kind of mother is Vashti. Those pages convey the lack of a motherhood attention from Vashti toward her son Kuno. Already on the second page‚ we can sense a feeling of hurry‚ She‚ Vashti‚ “ do not expect anything important will happen for the next five minutes-for [she] can give you fully five minutes [to] Kuno.” This quote gives doubt about the lack of love for Kuno as it can still be persuaded that she may probably be a busy woman with

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    upper-class life on Manhattan. The short story The Rejection (written in 2007) is about a successful man‚ Boris Ivanovich‚ and his wife Anna‚ whose son is rejected from “the very best nursery school in Manhattan”. Boris and Anna are wealthy and successful‚ with very much focus upon how the upper-class community sees them. When Mischa (Boris and Anna’s son) gets rejected from the nursery school‚ Boris fears the reaction from his co-workers at Bear Stearns. Especially the reaction from one of his co-workers

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    Mother in a Refugee Camp Chinua Achebe’s Mother in a Refugee Camp‚ paints the pathetic picture of a mother holding her dying son in her hands for the last time‚ portraying both the inevitability of death and the pain of those whose loved ones have died yet they live on in a harsh light. The poem starts with the poet comparing the scene of a mother holding her son in a refugee camp with the love and care which is usually depicted in all versions of Mary holding a ding Jesus in her arms. The poet

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