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    The Glass Castle‚ a memoir written by Jeannette Walls is an eye-opening look at the world of poverty that touches so many lives within in the United States. There are many reasons for poverty wheather they be out of consequence or one is simply born into it there are many reason for its occurance. The story of Jeannette Walls is not only inspiring but motivating as her climb from the depths poverty allow her to become the successful journalist and novelist she is today. Throughout her life there

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    Report: Cider House Rules Review In present society‚ abortions are a legal procedure that is preformed daily. Millions of women each year exercise their right to abort a fetus before the term of viability without legal repercussions. In 1973‚ The United States Supreme Court’s Ruling in favor of Roe vs. Wade granted women the right to choose. However‚ before this imperative decision by the Supreme Court‚ illegal abortions were implemented in unsanitary conditions. The 1999 film‚ “Cider House Rules”‚ directed

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    The House on Mango Street The novel‚ The House on Mango Street‚ written by Sandra Cisneros‚ is the perfect book we can use to relate to the material we have discussed in class. This novel provided short literary sketches‚ which are called "vignettes” that gave us several perceptions‚ dilemmas‚ thoughts‚ and concerns about the thought of one Hispanic girl‚ Esperanza that can be used to relate to every other nationality. After reading this book one can understand and interrupt the material we have

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    Growing Up in Poverty In the novel‚ The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros‚ a young confused girl has trouble finding herself as she grows up in the Latino section of Chicago. Esperanza and her family move to a small‚ crumbling red house in a poor urban neighborhood. Determined‚ she decides that someday she will leave and move somewhere else and totally forget everything about Mango Street. Throughout the novel‚ Esperanza significantly matures sexually and emotionally. The many stories of

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    Miss Emily’s House: The Downfall of The South In “A Rose for Emily‚” William Faulkner uses symbolism to paint a vivid picture of the fallen South. This literary piece takes place in the southern town of Jefferson‚ during the Civil War era and depicts how the Southern way of life fell apart after the war. One of the symbols that he uses to illustrate the deterioration of the South is Miss Emily’s house. Through vivid descriptions of dilapidation of the once beautiful house and the things that

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    I used to always go to my grandparents house. Even though they haven’t lived in their old house in a while‚ I will always remember it. It is a place I loved and have many memories in. My grandparent’s house was my home away from home. They were very hardworking‚ caring‚ and strict and the way their house felt reflected their personalities. The house I will forever have embedded in my mind was located in the rural town of Bovina‚ Texas. This was the house my father and his twelve brothers and sisters

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    Not many would decide to bury a sibling inside a wall of the house they live in; however‚ in “The Fall of the House of Usher”‚ this is‚ unfortunately‚ the case. However‚ what tone does this event express? Why is this such an important part of the story? Can anything be learned from this situation? With the way that this event is inspired‚ Poe’s writes this classic short story in a very fatalistic tone‚ as seen when analysing the characters and the setting of the story. The story is focused around

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    Where Do Units Come from?

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    used for the SI unit ohm; to measure electrical resistance. The Watt James Watt was a Scottish mechanical engineer and inventor. He revolutionised steam engines by making a design enhancement to the normal steam train design which stopped trains from having to heat and cool cylinders too fast. He was having financial difficulties‚ but he ended them by joining a partnership with Matthew Boulton. After he made the separate condenser that reduced the amount of rapid heating and cooling the then went

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    The Glass Castle Symbolism

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    serene‚ extravagant - the glass castle. In the memoir‚ The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls‚ the image of the glass Castle was Jeannette’s symbol of trust in her dad that he would stop drinking and strike it rich to get them out of poverty‚ so that the family could live a better life. Jeannette’s father was an alcoholic and her mom was unmotivated. The family moved around frequently while living on their dad’s low paying series of odd jobs. While still believing in the glass castle and her father‚ Jeannette

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    The lady in the looking glass: A reflection “The Lady in the Looking-Glass‚” by Virginia Woolf‚ tells the story of a woman who examines herself on the exterior and interior. Readers must wonder if the woman in this short story is a mere fictional representation of how Woolf sees her own life. On the outside‚ the woman is seen as rich and was self-made. Yet‚ this view of the character’s life is a superficial representation because on the inside‚ the character sees something entirely different; when

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