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    powerless I felt when I couldn’t do anything for my sister when she was abused. I felt like I could’ve done something to prevent it. In this song by Andra Day‚ the lyrics make me feel like my sister and I can overcome any hardships. I remember going to my aunt’s house to visit her and my sister who lived with her. My aunt gave her chores to do every day and sometimes when my sister didn’t do the chores right‚ she wouldn’t let her eat. My sister often looked lifeless‚ ’’You’re broken down and tired

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    Relationships between sisters appear repeatedly in the book‚ in the characters of Anna and Kate‚ Sara and Zanne‚ and Julia and Izzy. In each case‚ the sisters share an intense bond. Often they rely on each other for support‚ evident when Zanne visits to take care of Anna and Jesse‚ or in Julia allowing Izzy to move in with her. Both girls recognize this fact. Kate‚ though she often behaves as any big sister would‚ also shows immense gratitude to Anna. But Anna’s blood literally flows through Kate’s

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    planting a seed of suspicion in Sister James using religious piety much the same as Iago did in Othello under the guise of friendship. Sister James comes back to Sister Aloysius with questions regarding Flynn’s private conversation with student Donald Muller‚ an African American student drifting along in an ocean of Irish and Italian families. Father Flynn appears to have taken an interest in Donald as a protector of sorts amongst the other boys. When Donald returns to Sister James’ class he appears out

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    21 Feb 2013 ENC 1102 In the story of “Why I Live at the P.O.‚” Sister is consistently picked on by everyone in her family‚ forcing her to isolate herself and move out. But is she really happy with the decision she made? On the Fourth of July‚ Sister’s life in China Grove is interrupted by the arrival of her sister‚ Stella-Rondo‚ who just left her husband‚ Mr. Whitaker‚ and returned to the family home in Mississippi. Sister had briefly dated Mr. Whitaker before Stella-Rondo became engaged to

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    family named Sister‚ believes that her sister Stella Rondo has separated from her husband and brought home a child named Shirley T. However‚ Stella Rondo does not want anyone to know that it is her child and claims it is adopted. While Sister is trying to prove it is Stella Rondo’s daughter‚ Stella Rondo turns everyone in the family against her. This causes Sister to finally give up and take all of her belongings to live where she works‚ the post office. Although it may seem that Sister and Stella

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    Eudora Welty’s “Why I Live at the P.O” describes a Southern American family‚ narrated by a dominating older sister. Known only as “Sister‚” she attempts to convince readers that her family is the reason that she lives at the post office‚ however‚ the actions of the wealthy family suggests her unreliability as a narrator. Throughout the manipulating lies within the family‚ Welty’s classic American comical story relates to mainstream literature throughout the drama of a typical family but the unusual

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    THE ROLE OF WOMEN The Weird Sisters Women in literature usually appear well put together‚ feminine‚ innocent and pure. Their beauty grabs your attention. In Macbeth the weird sisters take on characteristics that are completely opposite to that of a typical woman.In act 1 scene 3 Banquo describes how ugly the weird sisters look and how repusled he is by their appearance . “how far is’t call’d Forres? What are these so wither’d‚ and so wild in their attire‚ that look not like the inhabitants o’

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    lives can lead to heroic action. This fascinating story that shows the true story about the love between four sisters‚ and their families. Julia tells all in her heroic story through one of the Mirabal sisters‚ Maria. Maria Teresa Mirabal the youngest of the sisters was very passionate about what she believed in. Maria always looked up to her older sister Minerva and decided to join her sisters in their political activities. Maria became a martyr as a result of her political stance against their dictator

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    fact that the character of Sister Aloysius does not have enough evidence to prove that Father Flynn is guilty. However‚ Sister Aloysius is confident that Father Flynn is guilty even though she has no evidence. The concept of doubt is first shown at the beginning of the story at Father Flynn’s sermon. Father Flynn says at his sermon‚ “What do you do when you’re not sure?” and “No one knows I’ve done something wrong.” (Shanley pg 5) Shanley uses irony to show how Sister Aloysius becomes doubtful over

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    it is of great importance that women choose to join a religious congregation‚ in turn‚ becoming sisters and‚ invariably‚ becoming motivational leaders of their ministries. Knowing this‚ it is crucial for women to discover the religious order that best fulfills the mission to which they are committed to and one with which they wholeheartedly identify. One of such congregations is the Special Needs Sisters of St. Dymphna‚ which works to improve the quality of life for those afflicted with mental illnesses

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