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    mainly write in English when I was in ninth grade. Writing has been the hardest to deal with it‚ because I have many spelling and mechanical errors and most importantly‚ how to organize an essay‚ but this changed when I took English 49 with Professor Lucero. In my first day of class‚ I was assigned to write an essay about my experience with writing. I was not completely sure on how to start my essay and how to organize it. When I was in High School‚ I did not write many essays‚ and the few I did‚ I have

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    Portrait of a Lady

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    considered as Henry James’ masterpiece. The story revolves around Isabel Archer. She is a young American who meets up her destiny. She values her freedom. She does not want to get married because she thinks that marriage will suppress her independence. James handles the theme of how a young protagonist attains maturation. The Portrait of a Lady relates us how Isabel grows up to explore the world by herself. When the novel opens‚ Isabel is introduced as “a young person of many theories; her imagination

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    a young slave girl by the name of Isabel is sold to a Loyalists couple who live in a rebel occupied New York city. Isabel‚ 11‚ and her younger sister Ruth‚ 5‚ have lost their parents and their kind owner and are being sold away from everything they have known. Although Isabel is owned by a family of Loyalists‚ she continues to avoid choosing a side and claims to be only fighting for herself and her sister. After being treated horribly by the Loyalists‚ Isabel should support the rebels and help them

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    Isabel is an active‚ engaging‚ and curious young girl who has been exposed to Spanish and English throughout her four years and six months of life. In the spontaneous language sample obtained‚ we learn that Isabel is demonstrating second language learning characteristics‚ as well as some depressed linguistic skills‚ which differentiates her as a child with a language impairment. Influence from her first language acquisition are apparent as she consistently produces the objective pronoun “her” in

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    out and how they were constantly dropped from one house to another. Although Jackie and Luke had a civil relationship‚ for the sake of the children‚ their children emotionally did not understand what was going on with them. To make this even worst‚ Isabel living with him did not help the children cope with their parents’ divorce. They felt like she was trying to replace their mother‚ which added to the stress. To handle the problem of divorce‚ both parents did have time with the children. In one

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    playing games‚ and try to act as grownups‚ when they are not. Sinclair Ross explores this idea in "The Outlaw"‚ a story about a boy who seeks guidance from his horse‚ Isabel‚ on his path to maturity. The boy projects his thoughts and feelings onto his horse‚ which represent his dreams and his attitude toward life. He gives Isabel anthropomorphic qualities‚ which depict her as a temptress‚ as trying to seduce him to ride her. He mentions that: "She had sized me up‚ evidently‚ as soft-hearted as well

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    Olsson. She was known as Ester Malek in the book‚ born in Szatmar in a high orthodox Hasidic family. Her father was very strict towards his households. The family was taught to pursue the religion and never to go against it. Ester Malek was also seized by Germans during the WWII where the Jews genocide happened. Those years were some of the worst years in her life. The book shows how Ester Malik survived through the religious opinions of her father and the genocide of WWII. Ester Malek family believed

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    Chains Book Report

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    Royal Family‚ and we only had a total of thirteen colonies. Chains was based in the time of slavery and of the Revolutionary War. Isabel and Ruth were slaves for Miss Finch; in her will‚ Miss Finch wrote for the sisters to be freed once she had passed. After the funeral‚ the will could not be acquired. Now the girls were slaves‚ not free. After this unfortunate event‚ Isabel was confident that she could find the lawyer who had written the will to prove that they were free. The sisters were then returned

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    to feel the riches he desires. Similarly to ester who is controlled by society and the headlines as she is exposed to the public when she is found under her house‚ this suggest that women to a certain degree are free but still have to hide under the shadow of male or in ester’s situation the press who expose her breakdown violently. Also Myrtle and Ester are similarly as Myrtle is killed by her lover’s wife and therefore blood is shed in bell jar Ester on several occasions tries to commit suicide

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    Chains by Laurie Haldane Anderson‚and in Charles kuralt’s “Independence Hall” both Isabel and the patriots faced obstacle before attaining their goals. Some of the conflicts they faced similar and others were different. In Chains and “Independence Hall”‚ there were external and internal obstacles. Isabel had faced many internal and external conflicts in Chains. One internal conflict Isabel faced was when Curzon asked Isabel to be a spy for the patriots “He stopped beside a barricade. The brim of his hat

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