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    Everybody had dreams and aspirations‚ however those things never always go as planned. This happens to the characters in the play‚ A Raisin in the Sun. The play was written by Lorraine Hansburry‚ and it was the first Broadway play written by an African American woman. In the play‚ the Younger family‚ a family of five‚ live in a small two-bedroom apartment in Chicago. Mama‚ Lena‚ is about to receive an insurance check from her husband’s death in the mail and has to decide what she is going to do

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    Younger family in the play? During the 1940s and ’50s there was an appeal for suburban life for Chicago residents because in large cities like Chicago‚ there are mostly industries and corporation that doesn’t allow many places for individuals to live. This caused groups of people to create an environment that can allow families to grow and live without feeling like they are in danger from the industrial and city environment. 2. Using the photographs of the domestic and the chauffeur as evidence‚ explain

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    J.R.R. Tolkien once said‚ “Not all who wander are lost.”‚ and while this may be true for many people‚ it is certainly not true for all the characters in Ernest Hemingway’s book‚ The Sun Also Rises (TSAR). This novel‚ written in 1926‚ centers on Jake Barnes and his friends‚ who are all members of the Lost Generation. Hemingway leaves many loose ends at the end of TSAR‚ with many things still up in the air by the end of this novel. Hemingway utilizes many different literary devices such as symbolism

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    Love and Compassion The final scene of Empire of the Sun demonstrates the gathering between the separated children and their parents. Everyone seems very happy to finally reunite with their loved ones and realize how much they have missed them. Jamie‚ the boy in the movie‚ seems to have forgotten what his mother looks like because they have been separated for so long. This final scene demonstrates the importance of our loved ones‚ and how we should always cherish them because you may be separated

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    In the poem‚ Hughes asks: "What happens to a dream deferred? Does it dry up/ like a raisin in the sun? His lines confront the racist and dehumanizing attitude prevalent in the American society before the civil rights movement of the 1960s‚ that black desires and ambition were unimportant and should be ignored." Her play is arguably one of

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    in the Sun. Ruth has to listen to Walter’s extravagant dreams of being rich and powerful all the time and know that these dreams will never happen. They are very poor and Travis must sleep on the couch because they only have a two-room apartment. Ruth’s dream of having a baby seems crushed when she finds out that she’s pregnant and realizes they can’t support another in the household. When mama and Walter argue about Ruth getting an abortion Walter says she wouldn’t do anything like that as

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    In their third book‚ Think Like A Freak‚ authors Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner are back with their unorthodox writing style to divulge the secrets to “thinking like a freak”. Levitt and Dubner‚ authors of the international best sellers Freakonomics and Superfreakonomics‚ have developed a new paperback toolkit towards thinking differently in order to solve ones problems. The secrets to “thinking like a freak” are reveled by distinctive themes inside creative anecdotes that challenge the norms

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    Overall I did like this movie‚ it had some dull moments because of the repeated concepts‚ but it was still really good. For instance‚ it seemed to drag on‚ he hadn’t even gotten into the toy store until about half the movie was done. It also had a lot of predictable moments. For example‚ in the middle of the movie‚ it had shown Josh and Susie having fun and what she was pushing for. It was made into a serious matter early on in the movie when she had actually enjoyed the date compared to others she

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    Fun in the Sun It was a hot spring day at Myrtle Beach. The sun was scorching hot‚ setting my skin to tingling. The pool sat waiting‚ the cool blue water promising a soothing balm to the heat. The plan for my vacation was to kick back‚ relax and soak up some rays. Unfortunately‚ my plan did not work out as well as expected. While preparing for my relaxing day‚ I reached into my luggage and grabbed my sunscreen. Unfortunately‚ I failed to notice that the date on the lotion had expired. I grabbed

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    because‚ it gives me a different perspective on life now. This poem really relates with the world we live in because a lot of people have this kind of point of view. But also‚ some people feel so lost that they need to hear a positive message like this. I really like that it has a negative side‚ but that the postive side shines more. The whole poem has a kind of glass half full‚ instead of half empty kind of point of view. Reading this poem was actually inspirational. The poem isn’t so complex that it’s

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