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    2.3 Laura and the low class neighborhood Laura’s descent into the neighborhood marks her plunge into the truth of working class living conditions. As mentioned before‚ she has little knowledge of the reality of the working class due to her influenced observation of the neighborhood and her isolated upbringing‚ which is distinguished by its negativity (343). Her awareness of the true plight of the lower class emerges when she learns of

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    for equal employment opportunity in the workplace. Unfortunately‚ where Laura works‚ the company did not introduce maternity leave for women who have babies. They have to put resignation when they are pregnant‚ which is unfair to Molly. I do not think gender as discrimination‚ which played a part in this selection process. Laura was not discriminated against Ben ’s gender‚ so as to refuse to point him as the receptionist. Laura as the supervisor‚ she was insisted to replace Molly with Amy before the

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    Hope is the only thing stronger than fear. A little hope is effective. A lot of hope can be dangerous. In “Unbroken‚” a novel by Laura Hillenbrand‚ hope is the only thing that doesn’t leave this novel for the main character‚ Louie Zamperini. Every ounce of human strength is tested and the audience sees what makes a human unbreakable. For miles and miles‚ all the American Military airman could see was water. Tangled in fear‚ he was only surviving off of hope. His name was Louie. When Louie was a

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    change the outcome of the story‚ I would have allowed Laura and Jim O’Connor to get married. I would have made this change because then Amanda’s problem would have been solved‚ and Laura would have had financial support in the future. Another reason I would have made this change is because Jim O’Connor would have been the ideal man for Laura because he connected with her. He saw past her awkward fondness of a glass animal set. He also got Laura to take pride in herself. Another thing I would change

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    Low Visibility The short story ”Low Visibility” involves Laura and her husband John. It is third-person narrated‚ which means that we are following Laura and Johns‚ while we have a full view of Laura’s physical feelings. Laura is John submissive‚ and she has nothing to say at home. Before she met John‚ she was the kind of person who could make a room laugh; she had a good humor‚ lots of energy and a good spirit. But John changed her; from being full of life‚ to a person who barely speaks at home

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    During my interview with Mrs. P‚ I discovered that she and Laura her English Language Learner have a nurturing and positive relationship. While observing‚ I found that Mrs. P to patient and giving of her time with Laura. She was exemplary when providing Laura with time to collect her thoughts and finding the accurate words to explain or question something. Laura is a very outgoing student‚ and Mrs. P embraces Laura’s personality by allowing her to be herself in the classroom. Laura’s personality

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    I Have A Beautiful View. Laura Spring was involved in a car crash when she was eight years old. The incident happened coming home at a family gathering where her‚ and her parents drove off and crashed into a motorway in Co. Meath. Laura’s parents suffered a minor injury‚ while she fractured her right leg and caused some severe injuries in her ribs. With months of physiotherapy and on medication she recovered her strength to walk. However‚ Laura had also damaged her sight‚ and caused her to

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    between parents and children‚ subordinates and superiors‚ students and elders‚ etc. Tom Wingfield conflicts with his mother‚ Amanda‚ in this way. Her only wish is that her children‚ Tom and Laura‚ fulfill the classic American Dream of hard work and success. However‚ Tom has dreams of being a writer‚ and Laura is too painfully shy to even leave the house. Clearly there will be at

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    series of events that would break down a normal person. Resilience is a trait possessed by these four people who have definitely encountered and are still living through life changing events. Those four people are Laura Hillenbrand‚ Louis Zamperini‚ Russell Phillips‚ and Fred Garrett. Laura Hillenbrand is becoming a world sensation after writing her bestselling book‚ Unbroken. Sure she may seem like she is living the dream life with thousands of people buying her books every day‚ but what most people

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    in medias res as we are thrown into a scene where Laura ’s husband John is watch­ing television without any introduction. The structure in the story lets us jump a bit back and forth between two settings‚ as we are shown what is happening in the streets though Johns television‚ while we are also following the main characters in the apartment. So the story unfolds two places: the streets and John and Laura ’s apartment. The setting shows that Laura and John does not have a lot of money‚ and are probably

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