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    My Aunt

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    Significant - adjective; important. If there was one person who has made a significant impact in my life‚ there would be no doubt my aunt LaTania. She is hardworking‚ always there for me‚ and has shined throughout all of her struggles. Many people in the world do not have a positive influences and most of them are the ones in trouble. Everyone should have someone like my aunt. As the manager of Source Corp Imaging‚ she has many responsibilities to uphold. Training all employees‚ doing payroll‚ filling

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    Aunt Alexandra

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    Aunty Knows Best Aunt Alexandra’s Thoughts After She Says‚ “We’ll see about this.” (177) First of all‚ how dare she! I feel like I’m raising two crude boys‚ in the stead of the gentleman and lady I feel I am owed! My brother was always vacant in our childhood‚ but I will not allow him to corrupt a whole new generation of Finches‚ especially now that I see how Francis is turning out! You know‚ I’m rather sure that the problem with that little brat Francis is that he must have spent too much time

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    Full moon and little Frieda is a poem written by Ted Hughes. The poem is about Frieda’s first word ‘Moon’‚ but in this poem‚ Moon represents her father‚ which is Ted. He is amazed at her for the first time calling his name. It starts of just like this “on a cool evening with dogs barking and buckets clanking with spider’s web with dew looking like a mirror.” And cows are wandering in their lane “A dark river of blood‚ many boulders” In the first stanza‚ he says “as you listening”‚ it means that

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    Aunt Bessi

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    Dear Aunt Bessie‚ Thank you forgiving me the chance to spend a good amount of money on the things that matter in America. Although some people may think this an easy task‚ I would like to let them know that it was quite difficult. However‚ after a long time of thinking‚ I have decided that women’s suffrage‚ child labor‚ and deforestation are the problems that need to be helped the most. Women’s suffrage will get your first offering of 600‚000 dollars. Jane Adams made a valid point in saying

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    IB English A1 HL Tying the Hang-Man’s Knot ’ A study of the authors’ use of the state of marriages to set up plot devices and analyze characters in Chronicle of a Death Foretold by Gabriel Garcia Marquez and The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende WL Paper 1 Mr. Grant World Literature 35 Oct 6th‚ 2008 1490 words Paper 1 The marriages Chronicle of a Death Foretold by Gabriel Marquez and The House of The Spirits by Isabel Allende‚ all share the same basic characteristic of being contracted

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    The poems Living in Sin and Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers‚ both written by Adrienne Rich surround women before the civil rights movement when gender equality was inexistent. In Living and Sin and Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers‚ gender inequality and the traditional marriage system are portrayed as discriminatory towards women. However‚ the differences in these poems show that their involvement and motivation to obtain gender equality play important roles in determining their happiness and freedom. To portray similarities

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    Cora’s Great Aunt Ida arrives to the scene where Cora‚ Roger and Peter have now gotten Mimi away from the Long Lankin‚ but Cora’s Aunt doesn’t think this is all that has to be done‚ she wants the revenge that she feels is rightfully hers; the death of the Long Lankin‚ so she ends up killing the creature. This emoji shows the sense of relief that Cora is feeling now that the Long Lankin has finally been put to rest after many years of murdering children and now that her sister is safe. The Long

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    In the book‚ Aunt Alexandra and Calpurnia are characters that could serve as motherly figures to Scout. In my opinion‚ Calpurnia acts as a better mother for the children. In contrast from Aunt Alexandria‚ Calpurnia is extraordinarily caring towards Jem and Scout‚ as well as other people. When old Tim Johnson‚ the rabid dog‚ came ambling into town‚ she immediatly went to action. She called every person in the town to make sure that they were aware of the danger. Another example is when Scout was feeling

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    Spartacus Educational’s article on Frieda Lawrence was not officially published until 1997. Consequently John Updike’s story “A&P” was not directly influenced by Frieda Lawrence’s life due to its publishing time difference. Frieda who lived from 1879 to 1956 was one of the many women who sparked the sexual revolution‚ although she never quite finished it due to her primitive death. The revolution continued by the women she influenced. Her life consisted of breaking boundaries set for women at her

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    Aunt Jennifer Tigers

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    Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers By Adrienne Rich Aunt Jennifer’s tigers stride across a screen Bright topaz denizens of a world of green. They do not fear the men beneath the tree; They pace in sleek chivalric certainty. Aunt Jennifer’s fingers fluttering through her wool Find even the ivory needle hard to pull. The massive weight of uncle’s wedding band Sits heavily upon Aunt Jennifer’s hand. When Aunt is dead‚ her terrified hands will lie Still ringed with ordeals she was mastered

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