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    widow (Joan Chen) who is in her late-40’s and has a daughter who is a surgeon. She tries to set up her daughter at these Chinese dances that happen once a week but the daughter is not interested. One day the woman shows up on the daughter’s doorstep‚ kicked out of her home because she has brought shame to the family by becoming pregnant out of wedlock. The mother and daughter have to adjust while the daughter tries to hide her lesbian relationship with her boss’s daughter. I liked this film. Joan Chen

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    that “This is my statement‚” and signed Holden Caulfield. After obviously being arrested‚ Chapman’s defense team was going for the insanity plea. Dozens of phycologists studied Chapman in the six months to the scheduled trial. It was determined that he was mentally ill but was fit to stand trial. Five physiologist’s believed that Chapman had paranoid schizophrenia‚ along with other personality disorders causing him to believe he was really Holden Caulfield. Chapman ended up pleading guilty to all charges

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    Moral; of or relating to principles of right and wrong in behavior. Often people attempt to press their morals onto others in the belief that their morals are superior or use their morals to justify their wrongdoing. In Joan Didion’s piece On Morality‚ she claims that there is no such thing as a moral code that everyone should abide by; we each have our own individual set of morals that we believe is right. The problem with this idea that Didion expresses is that the word moral is often used in an

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    way to the museum‚ he recollects how every time you go there‚ “everything always stayed right where it was”(121): the museum never changed. Most people would be annoyed by this and would not return if there was nothing new to see. But not Holden Caulfield; he likes it for that very reason: it does not change. But the oddest thing that happens is that even though he had walked all the way through the cold damp park‚ he decides that he does not want to go in at all‚ exclaiming that he “wouldn’t have

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    Juan Miro

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    Joan Miró was a famous and influential Spanish sculptor‚ ceramicist‚ Catalan painter‚ and printmaker born on 20th April 1893 in the Catalan area of Spain‚ which is near Barcelona. Miró family specialized in cabinet making and goldsmith and his mother was Dolores Ferra while his father was known as Michel Mirfo Adzerias (Rowell 115). Miró began drawing at an early age of seven years old‚ at a private art school referred to as Carrer del Regomir 13. He also attended business school and specializing

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    or god-loving you are‚ the church knows best. The multiple warnings throughout the speech are used both for warning the jury members not to do the heretical acts mentioned but also do not congratulate or empower anyone who does these things; namely Joan of Arc The Inquisitor uses ethos to persuade the jury members that he’s seen this all before and there will always be someone committing heresy‚ it’s a horrible task but he’s there to expose the blasphemers. He emphasizes the fact that the church

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    uses Holden Caulfield‚ the same way as John Knowles uses Gene Forester‚ to show us how‚ through conflict we are able to grow as humans and develop as people. Change is ongoing and a great part of human life. Most times‚ it causes conflict within humans and most people tend to resist change. Holden‚ from “Catcher in the Rye”‚ and Gene from “A Separate Peace”‚ resist change‚ and the resisting of change causes internal conflict in each character. In “Catcher in the Rye”‚ Holden Caulfield alienates

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    In Mommie Dearest‚ Joan Crawford (played by Faye Dunaway) exemplifies incredible personality disorders. The movie itself is about this woman who adopts two children while living her life as a movie star. Throughout the movie‚ she shows serious signs of narcissism and obsessive-compulsive disorder. She struggles to balance her career and children‚ and she tends to make the wrong choices. These show through her multiple disorders. The first of these disorders is narcissism‚ and Crawford had plenty

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    Conformity Speech I strongly believe that individuality should be valued over conformity. Today I will tell you how precious and rare individuality is‚ and why we should value it over conformity. As human beings‚ our lives are circled around a thin line that separates conformity and individuality. There are countless times when we are confused about whether our choice was made by others‚ or yourself. Deep inside‚ we all want to be liked; we all want to be loved‚ we all crave the warm feelings of

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    Joan Aiken Third Wish

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    Joan Aikens fantasy short story‚ “Third Wish” takes place by his house near the forest. A man named Mr. Peters one day saved a swan from garbage that could have killed him ‚ the swan in return granted him 3 wishes that will change his life. Mr. Peters used his first wish for a wife as beautiful as the forest. As a result he gets a swan that was turned into a human as his “Beautiful Wife.” Soon he has to make a decision that will show how much he loves her and that he will do whats right for her

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