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    english and doesn’t adapt to the changes very well and contact with other people towards the beginning of the movie. Throughout the movie Nell starts socializing with more people as she grows closer to Jerry and Paula the doctors. Nell shows importance of socialization by Jerry and Paula‚ Culture shock‚ and going into the town. Dr. Jerry shows the representation of Nell’s nature in the woods side. Nell’s character traits are based on the physical objects around her‚ instead of how she socializes

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    Leonardo and his son and daughters namely: Paula‚ Candida‚ Pepang‚ and Manolo. Candida and Paula‚ Don Leonardo’s two unmarried daughters are maintaining their sprawling house through the contributions of their “successful” brother and sister Manolo and Pepang. By accepting a male boarder‚ Tony‚ they survive facing the life’s challenges in them due to their father’s artistic drought. One stormy night‚ Don Leonardo gave his masterpiece to Candida and Paula and bids farewell to them. While praying‚

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    Ashley King Professor Maloney Philosophy 2450 April 29‚ 2013 Hysteria In the film Gaslight we witness a young Paula unknowingly being driven to the point of insanity by her new husband Gregory. Gregory was using Paula to find her aunt’s missing jewels through a long drawn plan of moving into the home in which he had previously killed the aunt. Gregory had no interest in Paula‚ but was only using her to get close to the things he loved so much‚ the jewels. “In Gaslight we are given the perfect

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    one of them but being from the little Yarringstowne‚ nobody knew this place. How was she to be famous in a place that’s barely on the map? When she heard that Mayor Paula had been kidnapped‚ she saw this as her opportunity to be famous‚ as small of an opportunity as it was. Word passed around in town that whoever could find Mayor Paula would be heavily compensated. When she read the newspaper‚ it said that the last place he was before he was kidnapped was the rival town‚ Sharpson. Now these two towns

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    always was melodramatic and it seems at that moment Paula accepted the fact that she was insane‚ that scene created an atmosphere of suspense because that was the scene Brian Cameron the Police Officer or Inspector becomes really interested in Paula‚ thus this scene creates the gothic element of a damsel or woman in distress. Also the following scene when Paula and Gregory got back home they got into a fight and Gregory psychologically plays with Paula telling her lies about her and playing with her

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    cycle (Oelofsen‚ 2012). Description of the incident: While working in the Hospital in the Home one of my patients‚ Paula‚ came in to have her Infusor with Antibiotics renewed as well as her dressing for her PICC line changed. Paula is a 56 year old Aboriginal Lady from a remote community in the Northern Territory. She was admitted to the Hospital in the Home (HITH) a week ago. Paula was diagnosed with Meliodosis and needs treatment with iv antibiotics for at least one more months

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    The Women Who Walked into Doors is a book about a woman named Paula and her struggle against her abusive husband that spent the 17 years of their marriage beating and abusing her. I am pretty sure that everyone who has read this book agrees that it is really a feminist novel with Roddy Doyle‚ the author‚ really trying to explore the life a woman’s mind under abuse. The first signs of feminism come early in the book. Paula seems to be attracted to a guy named Charlo Spencer who is considered

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    Chapter 1 By: Ciara Rafferty “You see I think everything’s terrible anyhow‚” she went on in a convinced way. “Everybody thinks so—the most advanced people. And I know. I’vebeen everywhere and seen everything and done everything.” Her eyes flashed around her in a defiant way‚ rather like Tom’s‚ and she laughed with thrilling scorn. “Sophisticated—God I’m sophisticated!” (21). This passage perfectly depicts the unhappiness that Daisy experiences from day to day. The life that she had

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    an article written by Richard Wilson in 2008. The article is about a woman‚ Paula Wilson‚ who is considered to be Scotland’s first altruistic organ donor. Paula’s decision began when her mother suffered from kidney failure. Paula wanted to donate her kidney to her mother‚ to save her. Unfortunately Paula and her mother’s blood type wasn’t the same. Therefore Paula couldn’t donate her kidney to her mother. When Paula found out‚ that it wasn’t possible for her to be an organ donor to her mom‚ she

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    Ma‚ leaving their native land in Hong Kong to find a better life in America. Ah-Kim and her Ma find themselves deeply indebted to Aunt Paula who has paid their airfare‚ a place to live and many other expenses until they could get on their feet. At the age of five‚ Ah-Kim and her Ma worked in a Chinatown dirty clothing factory to pay-off their debt to Aunt Paula. Ah-Kim had to handle going to school and helping her Ma in the factory at night. Ah-Kim had to adapt to her new culture and new way of

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