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    religious groups react to that representation and see if it can be considered alongside the aforementioned classics. “The Blues Brothers” is a film about unsuccessful criminals Jake and Elwood Blues who set about saving their former home‚ a Catholic orphanage in Chicago from closure. Dan Aykroyd (Elwood Blues) who co-wrote the film with its director John Landis says of the

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    know his name but I know the name that I had gifted him “Tarzan”. Yes‚ Tarzan‚ this was the name I gave him to tease him and to force him to think his activities to be that of a forester. I met him in my previous home‚ an orphanage‚ at the age of about five. Before his arrival in my life‚ I was a girl of a tranquil nature; neither did I have any aim in life like others nor did I

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    evident to the audience. In Guillermo del Toro’s The Devil’s Backbone‚ a man named Jacinto‚ a villain of pure evil emerges from the plotline. Like many other famous villains‚ Jacinto has had a troubled past‚ growing up in an orphanage virtually his whole life‚ the same orphanage where he still works during the time of the film. While we don’t find out until later in the film that he is a stone cold killer‚ Jacinto’s greed and lust are quickly noticeable. He is having sexual relations with the only

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    beneficial because Kathy‚ Ruth‚ and Tommy end up having a much better quality of life than Chrissie‚ Rodney‚ and some of the other people they met at The Cottages. The way the children at Hailsham were raised is similar to how children at a good orphanage would be raised. The way the characters developed in the book can be explained by developmental psychology. The guardians at Hailsham made sure the children were good at art. Through art‚ the guardians were able to see whether clones were

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    life. My mother who was terminally ill and hospitalized for treatment‚ died a year later. People at the orphanage told me she had passed on but refused to take me to her burial ceremony. She was diagnosed with her mental illness around the same time he was sentenced to prison. It was because of the shallow and feeling less guardians at the orphanage that I was forced to escape the orphanage and seek refuge of my own and try to find my own self. It was official; I had no one left in my life. No friends

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    Style Word Count: 839 words Character count: 5‚264 characters On this scorching hot summer day‚ I climbed exhausted through the bumpy‚ mosquito-infested path to the run-down Tanzanian orphanage‚ anxious and unsure of what to expect. My mind was pacing with questions and scenarios: Will I be capable of helping the orphanage distribute malaria vaccines? Will handing out mosquito nets be hard? What if the children don’t like me? What if I get fired? What if I hand out the wrong vaccine? What if somebody

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    The movie Oliver Twist is about a 10 year old boy named Oliver Twist and he is living in an terrible orphanage because his mother dies after giving birth to Oliver. Oliver’s father also dies too but no one knows his death occurred. Ten years later‚ Oliver is being abused and treated like a animal by people which are Mr.Bumble and Mrs.Corney. Mr.Bumble gets angry whenever the orphans disobey him or just do little things‚ for example talking to each other when their supposed to be quiet. Oliver is

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    While the concept of orphanage is ideally presented as an institution where both fatherly and motherly aspects are cherished‚ the single parent can only offer one – either mother‚ or father figure to the child. Consequently‚ the child may grow up to become an incomplete individual‚ suffering from some sort of neurosis. What is more‚ the child adopted by a single person‚ gets to socialize with children who have both parents‚ whereas in the orphanage all children are equal. As a result

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    On a four week missionary trip to Bolivia‚ South America‚ I was able to see a type of social stratification in real-time. Because I am a self-proclaimed cheer leader for the underdog‚ inequality advocate of sort and strong people lover‚ it left me with a sense of awe‚ bewilderment‚ and unbelief. My observations were that the indigenous people (natives) of Bolivia very rarely interacted with other Bolivians. Many of the natives held jobs that no one else wanted. They seemed to be very kind people

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    and neglect which result in rebellion and distancing of them from the society which chooses to hold them down. In Oliver Twist‚ Oliver receives a great amount of abuse through the orphanage. While suffering from starvation and malnutrition for a long period of time‚ Oliver is chosen by the other boys at the orphanage to request more gruel at dinner. After making this simple request‚ “the master aimed a blow at Oliver’s head with a ladle; pinioned him in his arms; and shrieked aloud

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