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    The father watched as his daughters normally composed face fell dejectedly before once again masking her dissapointment. Sighing‚ he closed his eyes listening to his wife and daughter arguing about taking more piano lessons. From even before their daughter was born‚ his wife had always wanted her to have everything that she couldn’t have. She was a good mother‚ who always strived to achieve the best she could afford for their child so that she would not feel limited. She wanted their daughter to experience

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    Pg. #1 Smell Triggers Memory English 2 29 April 2011 People around the world believe that sight‚ touch‚ hearing or taste is the strongest of all senses to trigger back someone’s memory. I say that smell is the sense that is best at bringing back memories. Smell can bring a flood amount of memories to someone’s brain and also lots of emotions. This sense is a very powerful memory trigger because the olfactory nerve is located very close to the amygalda and the area of the brain that

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    will live or die create a division within the family structure? Does it mean that she has more rights to the baby or fetus than the father? Abortion can have traumatic effects on the paternal (father) parent as well as the maternal (mother) parent; both may develop emotional distress and disorders‚ including Posttraumatic Stress‚ Post Abortion Stress‚ relationship‚ and sexual dysfunctions. Pre-abortion counseling can reduce apprehension and embrace a more positive experience regarding the abortion

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    In W. B. Yeats’ poem ’Father and Daughter’ the speaker is apparently the father of a young daughter who is in relations with a boy or man without her father’s blessing. The father is the kind of man who is generous with his love‚ especially with his daughter. He is also the kind of father who wants the best for his little girl‚ not being afraid of firm disciplinary actions to help his daughter grow in the right direction. The problem the father has with his daughter is her relations with someone

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    Lear: Like Father Like Daughter? The statement “Like father‚ like son/daughter” is a statement which can often be difficult to prove. However in the case of several characters in Shakespeare’s “King Lear” the statement is especially evident. After examining the personalities and relationships of the main characters‚ one will discover how similar many of the characters are to each other‚ specifically comparisons between parents to their children. King Lear‚ with three diverse daughters surprisingly

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    most value. But what about the relationships inside families‚ the siblings‚ the cousins‚ even the in-laws? Some inner family relationships are bound to be more important or more valued than others. Of course the stereotype relationships‚ the father-daughter and mother-son relationships usually take on a more important role than other family relations. Shakespeare‚ for example‚ often emphasizes the unique connections between mothers and sons. His Hamlet portrays the effect conflict has on this bond through

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    MOTHER-DAUGHTER RELATIONSHIPS In my opinion a woman is never complete until the birth of her first child. The moment she holds her baby for the first time‚ she thinks of all the things she’ll teach the baby. Many mothers dream of having a baby girl‚ to share the secrets of “woman-hood”. A mother-daughter relationship is a special bond between mother and daughter; their bonding can start at a very early age. As children we idolized our mothers and that’s the way it’s always been‚ until

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    My father was an alcoholic‚ an angry one at that‚ so after a few drinks he was like a ticking time bomb just waiting for a fuse so he could explode. My sister and I took the worst of it. He had this thing about him where he would say the most hateful things just to put you down. I couldn’t help but to believe him; I couldn’t help but think “Maybe he is right”. I think the reason I believed him for so long was because he my father. Having an alcoholic as a father caused me to have emotional problems

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    I first watched a Ted Talk called “A father daughter dance in prison” by Angela Patton. In this Ted Talk‚ Angela told a story about how she formed an organization called “Camp Diva”. This organization helps fathers and daughters stay connected in each other’s lives. She believed that in preparation for growing up and their own woman-hood‚ they needed the opportunity to have a way to invite their fathers into their lives on their own terms. Girls in her camp decided to have a dance. Once the dance

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    a boy and his father surviving through the Holocaust. After Elie and his father separated from the women in their family‚ the two went through many near death experiences. The relationship between Elie and his father was a long and complicated one that played a large role in the story. Their bond grew‚ as their roles got reversed‚ which is a significant contrast to other father-son relationships. As time went by in the camps‚ their relationship changed from a typical relationship to an extraordinary

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