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    The Things They Carried

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    more to the story through their symbolism rather that their character. The three characters who embody this the most are Kiowa‚ Mary Anne Bell‚ and Kathleen. Mary Anne is the embodiment of American arrogance in Vietnam. She arrives dressed in her pink sweater and culottes‚ fresh faced and curious. She wants to know about everything. She treats the deep-rooted conflict as a holiday‚ blithely treating a Viet Cong stronghold like a tourist town and swimming in a river that’s possibly surrounded by

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    I couldn’t remember my childhood was starting to nettle me. My childhood wasn’t horrible by all means; I recall playing outside with the neighborhood boys and making my parents exasperated by the messes I made. And there was the color pink. I really really liked pink. It’s my second day of observations and questions are starting to form in my head. What kind of person was Malenie as a child and when did she leave? This starting to sound lie an adventure. You know‚ kind of like a Harrison Ford-

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    In “The Flowers” by Alice Walker‚ she portrays the main character’s loss of innocence through symbolism. Myop starts off as a girl that is oblivious to the harsh reality and at the end of the short story‚ she is more aware of her surroundings. She matures due to her experience. Flowers and summer symbolize both innocence and how she gains experience. Symbols of being naive and unmindful are used throughout the short story. “She was ten‚ and nothing existed for her but her song‚ the stick clutched

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    the poem. The very thought that people would say a person is pretty only after they are dead and it is too late for them to hear is sad and disturbing. "Doesn’t she look pretty? everyone said." (23) In fact‚ the reason a person looks pretty in their casket is because they are "made-up" to look their best. This is seen more specifically with these lines‚ "the undertaker’s cosmetics painted on‚ a turned-up putty nose‚ and dressed in a pink and white nightie." (20-22) We are lead to believe that the

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    kinds into “appropriate” gender roles. The first obvious characteristic that separates toys for boys and toys for girls‚ is the use of colors. As customers walk into a toy store‚ they can easily spot the girl section. The girls aisle is the most pink you will ever see in a single area of a store. The aisle is filled with butterflies‚ unicorns‚ and dolls; everything any girl can imagine that would make her feel like a little princess. But why and how do these characteristics define femininity

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    Narrative: The Big Fight

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    was the one helping me for my daughter’s party. We had the windows up‚ enjoying the fresh air‚ and listening to music‚ and my oldest son‚ Trevor‚ and Olivia playing in the back bedroom. We were in the floor with every shade of pink paper you could imagine‚ cutting pretty scalloped circles out for the “Minnie Mouse” themed party décor. The party was only a week away‚ and I was getting very excited as was Crystal because she and Olivia share a birthday. I know that is just awesome‚ my best friend

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    ideal female should look like. One of the symbols she uses is “a turned-up putty nose.” A turned-up putty nose can be described as a cosmetic perfect nose. The author also uses “dressed in a pink and white nightie.” This best describes a Barbie doll‚ which is plastic and perfect. Some Barbie dolls come in pretty pink and white night gowns.

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    example of innocence that is lost at war because unlike other soldiers‚ she is a woman. Although she is only present for one chapter‚ questions and thoughts still puzzle the reader…What happened to Mary Anne Bell? She arrived in her white culottes and pink sweater. The irony that is present here adds to the drama of a woman coming to Vietnam‚ during the war‚ a time of sadness and fighting; where no woman from the city should be present. Tim O’Brien adds a fascination with Mary Anne Bell that is unable

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    Alice Walker - flowers

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    that’s why Myop knows the forest very well. One day she is out for one of these walks‚ but by herself. This day something is different in the forest‚ and Myop decides to go home‚ but suddenly there is a man…lying in the forest floor‚ just beside a wild pink rose. When first we meet Myop she is walking near her house‚ playing around with her stick making sounds‚ she is walking towards the forest. Myop is a ten-year-old girl‚ and it seems like she still is a bit naive and unaware of what is going on

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    Book of Negroes

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    The Book of Negroes -- Synopsis The Book of Negroes is the first novel to examine the story of African peoples who‚ after enslavement in the United States and escape to Canada‚ returned to Africa in the eighteenth century. Aminata Diallo begins the story of her tumultuous life with the words: “I seem to have trouble dying. By all rights‚ I should not have lived this long.” Aminata’s story spans six decades and three continents. Against the backdrop of British slavery and liberation in the U.S

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