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    My Sisters Keeper

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    Lockett- Baker Ms.Spisak Honors English 11 Period 10 November 4‚ 2012 My Sisters Keeper My book was split in sections by individual characters. The four characters I chose were Anna Fitzgerald which is the thirteen year old daughter born to be of assistance to her terminally ill sister. Sara Fitzgerald the mother of three children who is overwhelmed by her daughters diagnosis. Brian Fitzgerald the father of this family who is a fire fighter that is constantly at the station but shows enormous

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    Today I will talk about the story that is written by Alice walker and it is called everyday use. Alice walker here full name is alice malsenior walker‚ she was born in February 9‚1944 in puntnam country‚ Georgia. She wrote a book that is called color purple she took two awards about this book and the awards are national book award and the Pulitzer Prize for fiction. She wrote the story of everyday use in1973 she wanted two show the relationship between the mother and her daughters and also how could

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    In the story “Everyday Use‚” author Alice Walker tells a story about the relationship an individual chooses to have with their culture through characters Mama‚ Dee‚ and Maggie. The story starts off with Mama and her youngest daughter Maggie waiting for Dee‚ her older daughter to visit from college. When Dee arrives‚ she shows up with new attire‚ a new name‚ and a man named Asalamalakim‚ also known as Hakim-a-barber. Quilting is used in the story as a symbol. For centuries‚ women have been associated

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    My bloody sister It was a cold dark night. I was so scared I wanted to cry but I was afraid that my mother would hear me. It all started a week before‚ she lost a lot of money and she was fired from her job. she always said all that happened because of me and my sister. she started to hit us more and more every day. but this night she got insane. she was planning to kill us. "maily!" my mom screamed at me. I was struggling‚ trying to get out‚ but she put me in a small box. I was putting

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    my sisters keeper

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    My Sister’s Keeper In the movie “My sister’s Keeper” Ana Fitzgerald‚ who is an engineered baby‚ is currently functioning at Erik Erikson’s “identity versus identity confusion” stage. All her life she has been used by her parents as a donor for her dying sister‚ Kate‚ who is a suffering leukemia patient. Ana is finally at the point where she is evidentially trying to find her identity because she wants to claim the rights to her own body. She is now old enough to realize that being a donor can

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    My Sister’s Keeper My Sister’s Keeper is a movie about a young girl named Anna (Abigail Breslin) whose life was brought to be for a very important purpose. She was born into a loving family with two adoring parents that made the decision to have another child in the hopes of saving the life of older their daughter that has leukemia. Throughout the entire movie the family and therefore the audience is presented with love‚ laughter and many emotional moral issues. Just like in real life there are

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    When reading Alice Walker’s short story “Everyday Use‚ one is rushed with a variety of emotions. It is hard to distinguish these emotions because each character exudes traits that are not comparable to the other. Furthermore Mama tells the story‚ and the reader is only aware of her true feelings. Although the Alice Walker’s story is told in first person‚ it still allows the readers to develop their own opinion of the characters. “Everyday Use” contains messages varying from the significance of family

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    In Everyday Use‚ Alice Walker tells a story of a mother’s conflicted relationship with her two daughters. On its surface‚ "Everyday Use tells how a mother gradually rejects the superficial values of her older‚ successful daughter in favor the practical values of her younger‚ less fortunate daughter. On of deeper level‚ Alice Walker is exploring the concept of heritage as it applies to African-America Everyday Use is set in the late 60s or early ’70s. This was time when African-Americans a were struggling

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    different ways of life. Culture is more than what a person is or where they come from. Culture is who they are including their traditions and customs‚ their art‚ their language‚ and their family. This is portrayed in the short story “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker through the characterization of sisters Maggie and Dee. Dee spent most of her life hating her home. She hated where she lived and possibly even who she lived with. She grew up wanting everything

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    writes out her brutal life experiences in the form of letters to God and her sister Nettie. Set in the early 1900’s of the deep South‚ Alice Walker details the inspiring redemptions that embody the power‚ for black women especially‚ to be heard and respected during a time period where racial and gender discrimination were at its peak. Cause and effect‚ dialogue‚ and characterization support the underlying theme that Alice Walker conveys throughout the entirety of her work. The theme is that you have the

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