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    Cathy utilizes her main adeptness‚ manipulation‚ throughout her childhood to gain potency. Cathy’s childhood is not kindred to anyone’s childhood. As soon as John Steinbeck introduces Cathy‚ he utilizes words that could only describe a monster‚ “ There was a time when a girl like Cathy would have been called possessed by the devil” (73). She was described as a monster that was brought into the

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    KThe Kray Sisters 1. Background Collection – ‘The World’s Wife’ (1999) * Motif - The poems in this collection of Duffy look at the heroes and villains of history and myth‚ which focus on men‚ from the female perspective‚ usually in the voice of a real or imagined wife. * Focus/Theme - Carol Ann Duffy’s poems focus on the female perspective. In ‘The World’s Wife’ Duffy has achieved this by giving female characters a voice to speak out against male dominance; it also portrays a different

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    a) Chapters 1-3 1. Why does Mr. Lockwood go to Wuthering Heights? What kind of welcome does he receive? 2. Why does Lockwood return to Wuthering Heights uninvited‚ and how do the results of his visit affect the remainder of the novel? 3. When Lockwood first enters Wuthering Heights‚ who lives there? 4. What feeling do we get from Wuthering Heights and its occupants in these first few chapters? 5. Describe Heathcliff. 6. What glimpses from the past does Lockwood get when

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    1. In the movie Get Out the Maslow Hiearchy needs are shown in the antagonist Dean. Physical needs are the basic things needed to survive‚ such eat‚ sleep and drinking water. As seen in the movie family dinners was something that occurred regularly. Safety and security is seen in Dean because he is overall wealthy and well-educated. Dean feels the need to make sure his property‚ family and resources are secured on consistent basis. Love and belonging is seen in the relationships between dean’s family

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    Andrew Duffy and Grace Chen explore why immigrant students who speak English as a second language face long odds in becoming high school graduates in North America in the following articles: “Why are ESL students left behind?” and “Inclusion or Exclusion? The ESL Education Debate.” According to a University of Calgary professor‚ Hetty Roessigh(1994)‚ ninety-three percent of the ESL students who arrived as beginners in English were likely to drop out from high school. (para. 9) Additionally‚ they

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    his nickname from always eating M&Ms. He enjoys reading and taking care of his huge family. His parents force him to take care of his younger siblings‚ but he would do it anyway. While Bryon‚ Mark and M&M are together‚ M&M mentions his older sister Cathy is home. She will come back into the book later. After Bryon‚ Mark‚ and M&M leave their hangout‚ they get into trouble on the way home. They get into a fight. Nobody is hurt bad‚ but it shows the lifestyle the boys are living. Bryon and Mark were

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    poems. For example‚ the young girl within the children’s story is portrayed as young‚ innocent and naïve whereas within the poem there is a sense of omniscience‚ independence and intelligence from the young girl. In the first stanza of the poem‚ Duffy begins with a metaphor “At childhood’s end”. This portrays that childhood is so powerful it has been described as a physical place signifying that childhood is the stem to life and how a person is brought up to become the person they are in the future

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    take. In the novel East of Eden‚ John Steinbeck uses both Cal Trask and Cathy Ames to symbolize the evil inside of humanity‚ and Cal alone as a symbol of humanity’s choice to overcome it. Cathy was not born a monster‚ but her soul was dark and she was filled with darkness

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    You’ by James Fenton and ‘Hour’ by Carol An Duffy James Fenton born 25th of April 1949 is a modern English poet‚ journalist a literary critic and was also a former Oxford professor of poetry. He wrote several books about poetry mostly about relationship and war like the collection of poems ‘The Memory of War’. He received multiple of awards for his poetry‚ the latest was in 2007 when he was rewarded a ‘Queen’s Gold Medal for Poetry’. Carol Ann Duffy born 23 December 1955 is also a modern Scottish

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    housing improvements‚ and full employment. (Duffy) May perhaps that be one of the reasons Generation Y’s children are much less hard-working? Do we need to go through something such as the Silent Generation went through the Great Depression just to realize we have to work hard at all costs?

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