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    Symbols With the use of narrative language‚ John Steinbeck recounts the events associated with a time in history when America stood on the brink of despair‚ the Great Depression. As the Joad family embarks on a journey of survival‚ in The Grapes of Wrath‚ Steinbeck shows the perseverance of the American spirit and the breakdown of the American Dream. Throughout the Joad family’s journey a substantial amount of time is spent on the grueling Route 66. The Route was the link between their destroyed

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    The novel opens with Alexandra‚ a strong and independent woman‚ visiting a doctor’s office in the town of Hanover‚ Nebraska‚ a town that looks out of place on the vast prairie. The streets are empty except for one young Swedish boy named Emil‚ Alexandra’s little brother. Emil is distraught; his gray kitten was chased up a telegraph pole and has no way down. Emil and the shivering kitten wait for Alexandra to return. Upon her arrival‚ Alexandra disciplines her younger brother‚ then goes to find help

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    In 1860s post-U.S. Civil War Texas‚ Jim Coates (Fess Parker) leaves home to work on a cattle drive‚ leaving behind his wife Katie (Dorothy McGuire)‚ older son Travis (Tommy Kirk) and younger son Arliss (Kevin Corcoran). While Jim is away‚ Travis sets off to work in the cornfield‚ where he encounters "Old Yeller" (Spike)‚ a Labrador Retriever/Mastiff mix. He was called that because "yeller" is a dialect pronunciation of yellow and the fact that his bark sounds more like a human yell. Travis unsuccessfully

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    “Ashes are cold‚ grey‚ dead things”( Preffer‚ 1). Ashleigh was a young girl who had divorced parents. Her dad was a bum who couldn’t support himself‚ no doubt had attempted to use Ashleigh for his own problems. Her mom was level headed‚ a good role model‚ and was the parent of Ashleigh. Ashleigh did not take the money because she knew her dad was unreliable‚ a liar‚ and a bum. Ashleigh did not take the money because her dad was unreliable. The author recited “When I was little‚ dad used to promise

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    Act 1 scene 2 Edmund enters and delivers a soliloquy:- Edmund: ---- I have decided now‚ I will only love what’s made by god‚ not what these humans made. I will not let them tortured by manmade social traditions that deny me of my rights just because I was born twelve or fourteen months after than my older brother. Why does they have a feeling of discrimination in their mind? Why do they call me bastard every time? Is it my fault I was born twelve or fourteen months later? I am as skilled as legitimate

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    In 1939‚ John Steinbeck wrote The Grapes of Wrath to stir up readers against those who were responsible for keeping the American people in poverty. The Grapes of Wrath tells the story of the Joad family‚ migrant farmers from Oklahoma traveling to California in search of a fantasy of prosperity. The novel’s strong position stirred up much controversy‚ as it was often called Communist propaganda‚ and banned from schools due to its vulgar language. However‚ Steinbeck’s novel is considered to be his

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    MARY AND JOSEPH The next day‚ Joseph and I met for nearly half an hour in my parents’ garden discussing how carrying God’s child might affect us‚ and in the end‚ Joseph‚ always practical‚ suggested that it might be wise for us‚ at least for the time being‚ to hug in the kitchen‚ but sleep apart until such time as God might indicate that we do otherwise. It was Joseph who first expressed his judgment on the matter‚ and having no new input from the Almighty‚ I agreed‚ albeit with some regret. For

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    1. Set-Up the story by describing where and when it occurred - this would be the first act of the story. The year was 1866‚ it was a hot summer afternoon‚ so hot that the folk of Missouri were sweating a river ten times the size of their own. On a very large plantation surrounded by forests with canopies so thick that under it no one can see through the umbra it casts below. It is also a place where not many people can get to‚ let alone get out. The plantation’s beautifully ornate mansion‚ whose

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    propaganda is popular to be used in wars and times of conflict. John Steinbeck’s Grapes of Wrath‚ while not misleading‚ can be characterized as social propaganda through its biased look at those struggling in the intercalary chapters and in the Joad’s life. In the intercalary chapters of Grapes of Wrath Steinbeck focuses mainly on the struggles of all the farmers as a whole group‚ the first use of propaganda. The first chapter begins painting the picture of the struggles Americans begin to face‚ “The

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    career was the book that I read this quarter: The Grapes of Wrath. This book is his most famous and well reviewed book‚ and not without reason. Behind the confusing title and strange dialect lies a message that speaks to the heart of everyone. John Steinbeck uses this book as a missionary to spread his voice farther than anything else possibly could. This message is so potent that I found myself questioning my view of the world in the first few chapters! However‚ I only really got the message as the

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