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    believe that your world wasn’t real. That death was the only escape.” Similarly‚ in Shutter Island‚ Andrew Laeddis shoots his wife‚ Dolores‚ and kills her after she drowns their children in the lake behind their house. Dolores was mentally unstable‚ and Andrew had ignored that until he came home from work and discovered their children floating face down in the lake. Dolores was

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    register to protest the treatment of the three girls in swim suits who have broken the store ’s unwritten dress code‚ we may rejoice in the condescending yet charming irony of his naive conclusion: "I felt how hard the world was going to be to me hereafter." Sammy surely overrates the harm he has done to his prospects". (Studies in Short Fiction‚ 315). Mr. Dessner obviously does not feel that Sammy has harmed his life or his future in any way. However‚ Sammy lives in a small town with only a few businesses

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    this line in the poem‚ Frost writes “And they‚ since they were not the one dead‚ turned to their affairs.” This is extremely similar to Act V Scene V in Macbeth‚ when‚ after he receives word of his wife’s suicide‚ Macbeth says “She should have died hereafter; there would have been a time for such a word.” This shows that Macbeth didn’t even really care that his wife died because he was so concerned with being invaded by England. Coinciding with “Out‚ Out-“‚ when the boy who had his hand cut off died

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    Many people in today’s society find themselves guilty of believing the common misconception that money can buy happiness. They go to school to become a doctor‚ lawyer‚ or other high paying job‚ with money and social status as their only incentives. Many will find that they have fallen into a trap‚ when they start earning their large salary‚ but still are not happy. While there were many messages present throughout Studs Terkels Working: a graphic adaptation‚ the most important reoccurring message

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    She was beaten with a baton that caused many of her ribs to be broken and as well causing a ruptured spleen. After she took legal action‚ the police department in San Francisco changed the rules dealing with crowd control and police discipline. Dolores then left the UFW for a while so that she’d be able to focus with women’s rights and discussing the many problems that they faced that she wanted to help resolve. A problem that many farmworkers still faced was their exposure to dangerous pesticides

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    other’s flowers This festive day? Why is sweet melody bruited In the sylvan dale‚ Harmony sweet and fluted Like the nightingale? Why do the birds sing so In the gender grass‚ Flitting from bough to bough With the winds that pass? And why does the crystal spring Run among the flowers While lullaby zephyrs sing Like its crystal showers? I see the dawn in the east With beauty endowed. Why goes she to a feast In a carmine cloud? Sweet mother‚ they celebrate You natal day The

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    Back at home‚ Elisa’s family lived in poverty. Some of her relatives had already come to America‚ so it became easier for her to migrate. Although she had faded memories of how she traveled to the U.S‚ she was able to tell her story. Flor Calixto Dolores

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    Josephine Bracken The Sweet Stranger Josephine Bracken was five-foot-one and looked like a real European girl. She had been described as having a rather heavy face‚ a mouth that tilted downward and a pair of deep blue eyes.(Guerrero 1979) Called by Dr. Jose Rizal as his “dulce extranjera‚” Josephine Bracken lived a short and largely sad life.  Bracken was the daughter of Irish parents‚ James Bracken and Elizabeth MacBride.  Her father was a corporal in the British Army.  Her siblings consisting

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    sacrifice her aspirations in order to appease the men in her life. Another case of tragedy is found in the marriage of Dolores. When inquiring about Juan’s mother’s marriage‚ Juan hears‚ “she always hated Pedro Paramo. Dolaritas! Did you tell them to get my breakfast? Your mother was up every morning before dawn. She would start the fire from the coals…” (18) which indicates that Dolores was used as a house “slave” by Pedro. She was forced to work hard in order to appease her “master” and this is most

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    JK Rowling’s Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix profuse characterization consumes the story with the danger of power and how much is too much. In the fifth book in the Harry Potter series‚ we are introduced to a new character‚ Dolores Umbridge. When Dolores becomes headmistress of Hogwarts‚ she begins to wield her power in cruel and abusive ways. She started taking away all the students rights‚ threatening them with expulsion or persecution for breaking her orders. “BY ORDER OF THE HIGH INQUISITOR

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