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    Nommo and the Bible

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    daughters; Rachel‚ Leah‚ Adah‚ and Ruth May‚ at birth are given names suitable and fitting to their personalities‚ as well as new Kikongo names which describe the girls’ attitudes towards the people in the Congo. A principal of the Congolese belief system‚ suggests that the girls have grown into their names‚ causing their specific type of people interaction. The eldest daughter of the four is Rachel Price. In the Bible‚ the person named Rachel is described as more beautiful than her sister Leah (Genesis

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    is no exception. Within the story there is an overriding conflict regarding the Price women‘s opposition to the move to Africa. Beyond this‚ Nathan has many other conflicts with each of his daughters. Leah and her father had a very different relationship than the other three Price daughters. Leah is the only daughter that wholeheartedly supports her father completely. As the story moves on she is faced with the harsh realities of daily life in the Congo‚ and begins to see her Fathers faults. She

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    sense of belonging. Mary: Barriers happened between Leah and her mother Joan. And I want to ask you‚ why was their relationship so tension at the beginning of the story? AB: it’s because Leah has no understanding about the importance of gaining a cultural belonging while Joan does. This contrast already establishes an obstacle between Leah and Joan. Because they have different understanding about themselves ‚also their lives. Because of this Leah think” I have been kidnapped by on evil aunt. This

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    of inclusion in society‚ Individuals must have a deep understanding of their own identity. Without an acceptance of their close and belief‚ Individuals bath face a sense of exclusion from society. In the novel‚ The chinaware Coin by Allan Baillie‚ Leah the protagonist refuses to accept her true identity which results in her not feeling a sense of belonging in society. This is contrasted in the film‚ Rabbit Proof Fence by Phillip Noyce‚ in which the protagonist‚ Molly has a deep understanding of her

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    book opens with his entry into Johannesburg where he was spotted and taken into the residence of the benevolent Leah‚ at Malay Camp‚ one of several sprawling black only quarters devoid of social amenities. This gesture is common in most African societies‚ where people are obliged‚ by tradition‚ to help one another‚ especially those who have travelled from afar‚ known and unknown. After Leah got to know the purpose of Xuma’s migration he offered him a job which he declined‚ subtly‚ opting for a job

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    your homework and get a snack. You can go on Tumblr if you want. Don’t bother Leah and Chris. Love‚ Mom. I sit down at the counter with my homework. My pile of folders and assignments take up the entire counter. I begin to do math‚ when I realize that I need my protractor. Leah had borrowed it previously because she needed it for Geometry. I sigh‚ extricate myself from my chair‚ and slowly trudge up the stairs to Leah and Chris’ room. As I open the door‚ the scent of gross‚ dirty laundry slaps me

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    The China Coin Analysis

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    Chapter Plot summary quote 1:Coin Leah and her mum Joan were on their way to China and they want find out the secret of a half on China Coin which lift by Leah’s father. Leah didn’t like the weather of Guangzhou‚ she felt not belong to China. China is not her home. She was not Chinese‚ not even ABC-Australia born Chinese. P10 No‚ she wasn’t going home. She was just ducking into a strange and probably hostile country to finish what Dad had started.p11 For Joan the coin was the key to a lost

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    terrorizes the small village‚ the Price girls must make a quick decision on what to bring with them while the ants destroy the remaining things. Rachel‚ the oldest daughter‚ chooses her hand held mirror but Adah‚ brings her own voice with her. While Leah‚ chooses her love for the Congo and Congolese people. The physical or mental objects that the daughters

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    The Moeny King

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    but they were talking in their own language and not in english. It connects to my point because Jin wants to be an American but he still talking in his own language. At the middle of the book‚ Jin was at his locker‚ Wei-Chen and Suzy was walking in the hallway when Suzy and Wei-Chen saw Jin hair and they was surprise. “…” “…” “…Jin?” “What?” “Why is your hair- MMPH” “Nothing nice perm!” “Thanks! See you guys at lunch” “Yeah! See ya!” “Be Nice! He’s your best friend!” “Why is his hair a broccoli?

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    The China Coin

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    intensify their sense of belonging or not belonging. In the novel‚ the China Coin‚ by Allan Baillie‚ explores how personal and cultural identity of the protagonist‚ Leah Waters‚ could be changed from alienation of not belonging to acceptance of belonging by experiencing physical and inner journeys. In the beginning of the novel‚ Leah senses alienation and distanced toward China as she identify herself as an Australian instead of a Chinese. The monologue from Leah’s mind‚ ‘Couldn’t the woman see?

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