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    Caged Bird analysisIn the poem Caged Bird by Maya Angelou‚ we can see that the themes are the lack of freedom‚ but also the hope for it. This emotion filled poem compares and contrasts the life of two birds. One symbolizing freedom‚ someone who has got it all but still wants more; and another one representing imprisonment‚ the desire of something unknown. The poem is structured by six stanzas‚ each one talking about the life of the free bird‚ or of the caged bird. This contrast creates a sense of

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    portrayed in the book as the trial unfolds and intensifies. Ans: The conflict portrayed is that a white woman is accusing a black man of rape. The attorney of the black is proving the case to be bias and that the black man is innocent. The attorney is now face with protecting his client since he is been targeted to be killed. The case even intensifies when the court finds out that the accuser has no motion or power in the hand he was accused of using to be the victim. 2. The book is also a commentary

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    Homeless bird In the novel‚ Homeless bird it talks about how a young woman‚ Koly gets married at 13 but then her husband‚ Hari‚ dies shortly after the marriage. She was a widow by the time she was 14. She was sent to live in a house were widows had lived to get back on their feet. Koly had a special talent in being a seamstress and an embroider. When Mrs.Devi‚ a wealthy woman who owned the house came to look at the widows and see if they are meeting proper rules for women. She had taken a liking

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    In to Kill a Mocking Bird Tom Robinson is accused of a crime he did not commit. Appointed to defend Tom in court Atticus is uses all of his abilities and tries to convince the court to vote Tom innocent. Attempting to convince that Tom is innocent not raping Mayella he uses ethical‚ logical‚ and emotional appeal to protect him in Atticus’s closing argument. As Atticus is defending Tom he uses ethical appeal to bring out their reasoning of right and wrong. When defending Tom he listens to what

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    into a movie‚ there will always be missing elements. With “Doubt”‚ its movie adaptation is more of a companion piece. Each medium has their advantages and disadvantages‚ but I think they benefit each other. In the play‚ the reader gets more freedom to come to their own conclusion about Father Flynn‚ whereas in the movie‚ there is a strong influence on his guiltiness. As Shanley is the playwright and also the director‚ he constructs both to be beneficial in their own right. On one hand‚ the movie is a

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    To kill a Mocking bird – three life lessons Scout learns In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee‚ the narrator Scout Finch learns life lessons through the harsh reality of racism. The three main lessons she learns are it is wrong to be act cruel to people‚ the definition of courage and the importance in understanding others. She puts herself in others’ perspectives and positions. The lessons help Scout to gradually comprehend the society she lives in. One of the lessons Scout learns

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    Is to Kill a Mockinging Bird and the issues it explores relevant to today? Why or why not? The novel issues are still relevant to today. In modern 21 century racism‚ prejudice‚ racial issues and stereotype and narrow minded society are still present in today’s society. We can take for example when President Obama was first elected in 2009. There were numerous racial issues surrounding him; him being America first black President. Many narrow minded Americans did not want to welcome a change (which

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    things from his point of view - until you climb into his skin and walk around in it" (Lee 30). Atticus Finch says these words to his daughter‚ Scout‚ after he elucidates to her why it is important to not be quick to judge a book by its cover . In Harper Lee’s To Kill A Mocking Bird‚ the main conflicts are centered around prejudice. In the tiny town of Maycomb‚ everybody is set on tradition and there is no room for oddity. Atticus Finch breaks down the walls that everybody else builds up about first

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    with his wife and children. He was a member at his church which informs that he was religious and respects god. He always was polite and always thought of doing things for others out of passion and kindness. Tom is physically handicapped ‚ like a bird with a broken wing ‚ but his race is probably bigger “disability “ in the Maycomb community. He recognized Mayella the woman that accused him raping her in great need at the time at personal expense. Tom helped the woman “Mayella” because it seemed

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    be a kind of art‚ whereby a cell phone user’s preference of phone and decoration serves as a sort of personal statement. The emergence of the mobile cellular phone has as well brought about changes in various cultural norms in America. Industries‚ movie theaters‚ cafés and parks are just a number of spaces where the suitability of cell phone discussions is unclear and doubtful. Cell phones prioritize socialization with people who are far-away over those who share space. Annotated Biography

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