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    The actual story is about a police inspector who turns up at the Birling’s house in Brumley with news of a woman named Eva Smith who committed suicide. Throughout the evening the Inspector indicates that the family’s actions caused the death of Eva. Sheila Birling and Gerald Croft were celebrating their engagement; everyone was in a delightful mood. But as the Inspector slowly unravels the events of the suicide‚ the mood in the Birling’s household starts to

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    that your about to read is true‚ the names were not changed on purpose so that the characters could reflect back on this event in the future. This was done so that‚ they could continue to gain from their experience from what they learned. Brent and Sheila were to be married‚ and the pressure of all that planning was starting to mount on both their minds. Brent has been taking classes online to finish his BSN degree in Nursing. He wanted to get just one more class out of the way‚ before the autumn semester

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    Risk and Return Management Risk and return management Darlene LaBarre MBA6161 Fin Markets & Institutions Capella on Line The risk-return spectrum is the relationship between the amount of return gained on an investment and the amount of risk undertaken in that investment.[citation needed] The more return sought‚ the more risk that must be undertaken! The progression There are various classes of possible investments‚ each with their own positions on the overall risk-return spectrum. The general

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    In the short stories “Catch the Moon” by Judith Ortiz and “The Bass‚ The River‚ and Sheila Mant” by W.D Wetherell we are introduced to Luis Cintron‚ a teenage boy who unfortunately lost his mom and now has a reputation as a “bad kid” as a result of him not knowing how to cope with the loss of his mother. In the second short story we are introduced to the narrator who loves to fish but the girl he is trying to impress despises and now he has a big decision to make. As the story progresses in “Catch

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    when Sybil calls both Sheila and Eric out of the dining room for assistance in something or other‚ which triggers off the feeling that perhaps that’s not all she is calling them out for‚ after all she has Edna the maid servant to be of help to her. Sheila enters the room just after Mr Birling confesses‚ and is shown to be more inquisitive than the rest of the family present at the scene; Sheila; “What’s this all about? Mr Birling; “Nothing to do with you‚ Shiela.Run along. Sheila: “What business? What’s

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    norm‚ so it wasn’t frowned upon for women to invest their time in (Folliott‚ Sheila. "Art and Women in the Renaissance."). But with all of the discrimination against women‚ no matter what‚ artists were not accorded a special status in society (Bardsley‚ Sandy. "medieval women artists."). The term “artist” was a male-gendered concept. Men were also prescribed different paths in women with work and values (Folliott‚ Sheila. "Art and Women in the Renaissance."). That being said‚ men dominated crafts

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    Plot 1. The Birling Family and Gerald Croft are having a celebratory dinner. 2. Just as Mr Birling is at his most confident; an inspector arrives to investigate a suicide. 3. Mr Birling reveals he sacked Eva Smith. 4. Sheila explains that she had Eva sacked from her next job and Milwards. 5. Gerald recognises the name Daisy Renton 6. Gerald admits that he kept Daisy as his mistress. 7. Mrs Birling tells the group that she denied help to a pregnant girl when she went to Mrs Birling’s charity

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    come to terms with respect they try to tutor the parents about respect but the parents don’t want to hear about it. On the first page of Act 3 Eric reveals to the family that he is the father of Eva Smiths baby and everyone with the exception of Sheila finds out that he also drinks alcohol Mrs Birling shows that she knows nothing about Eric or any of her children for that matter "But I didn’t know it was you - I never dreamt it. Besides‚ you’re not the type - you don’t get drunk" this quotation

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    people. All of the characters make decisions that could decide who they are. All of their identities are revealed to them in very unexpected ways. In the short stories‚ “Fish Cheeks” by Amy Tan‚ “Two Kinds” by Amy Tan‚ and “The Bass‚ The River‚ and Sheila Mant” by W.D. Wetherell‚ the characters learn about their identities through significant moments. First‚ Amy Tan from the short story‚ “Fish Cheeks”‚ understands about her identity at her family’s special holiday dinner. For example‚ Amy is very

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    dramatic atmosphere that captured the audience’s attention right through the introduction. The second scene appeared to be in the motel room where Bridie’s Friend Sheila is introduced. This scene was in the Motel Room‚ which was used several times in the play being a place where private revelation and growing tension between Bridie and Sheila took

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