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    makes Lily sense the reality of life and this allows Lily to make appropriate decisions that make her joyful. Once Lily says‚ “Nothing was safe. I would have to remember that” (Kidd 101) as she was thinking about her entity. Lily is aware that to find joy‚ she needs to be careful around others because T-Ray makes it clear that the loved ones can also be not trustworthy. Not to mention that Lily spends time alone while living with T-Ray. She concentrates more about herself‚ which makes her happy.

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    together‚ and there are some that are not. A few are able to put away their differences and cooperate very well with each other to fulfill a dream. The mother-daughter relationships between Tracey and Kathy Wigfield and the mothers and daughters in The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan do share some similarities when they work together‚ but they also share some differences as well. The relationship with Auntie An-mei and her mother can relate to Tracey and Kathy Wigfield in several ways. For example‚ both Tracey

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    except in darkness‚ every movement scrutinized” (Orwell 5). This is why Winston was always so careful

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    because he is very persuasive. Also‚ he always seems to get away with things and he’s a good liar. Another reason is because he is a brilliant talker and when he skips from side to side by whisking his tail he can make any of the animals convinced (Orwell 36). Squealer also uses fear to get what he wants. In the novel Animal

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    Nearly seventy years ago‚ an author by the name of George Orwell conceived an eerie vision‚ a warning‚ of what he imagined our world might soon become. 1984 is one of the most prominent dystopian novels‚ showing plainly what a world of constant surveillance would look like. This story takes place in the nation of Oceania and follows a common member of the Outer Party (middle class) named Winston Smith. If not given much thought and glanced over quickly‚ Oceania might actually be mistaken as a sort

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    Lindo Jong is a member of the Joy Luck Club along with Suyuan Woo‚ An-mei Hsu‚ and Ying-ying St. Clair. Lindo Jong is a mother to three children‚ a divorcee‚ and a wife to a second husband. She grew up in China‚ and even though her children are American‚ she wants them to have some Chinese character also. Lindo’s character encompasses three major traits including cleverness‚ being controlling‚ and loving. When Lindo turned the age of two‚ she was engaged to marry Tyan-yu who was one year old at

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    exist. It turned into its opposite‚ which is a dystopia. It is an imagined place or state in which everything is unpleasant or bad. Utopias become dystopia because perfect world is not that perfect like everybody expected. The “1984” by George Orwell show how the government can really works. This problem is not only in

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    _SHOOTING AN ELEPHANT BY GEORGE ORWELL:_ _Commentary_ Political‚ social & ethical issues raised in Orwell’s essay "Shooting an Elephant" create a controversial storyline in which the events metaphorically symbolize the colonial imperialism of the time. Set in Burma‚ 1936‚ the context is based around the anti-European attitudes existent post the Anglo-Burmese Wars. Orwell’s positions‚ as police officer for the despotic British governments‚ required him to hold authority over the Burmese‚ consequently

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    In the essay “Shooting an Elephant”‚ George Orwell uses the elephant as an extended metaphor for Orwell’s morality and the outside forces challenging it. In the second paragraph‚ Orwell makes it clear that he “was stuck between [George Orwell’s] hatred of the empire [he] served and [his] rage against the evil-spirited little beasts who tried to make [his] job impossible.” Deep down‚ Orwell despised imperialism and sympathized with the oppressed Burmese people as a whole. His morality is clouded

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    when not afraid of what will happen. Orwell claims they were a “ragbag of anecdotes” and he unconsciously wrote a “hymn to a liberty”(1). Another reason is that Twain was a social critic and his deteriorating career became questionable and unclear. A third reason was that he had tended to show weakness in his character. His autobiography was tweaked and changed because he was a believer with siding with the stronger side whenever possible. Another reason Orwell disapproved was because his writing

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