Endless Love Analysis

“Sometimes you will never know the true value of a moment until it becomes a memory.” Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie was born september 15, 1977 in Enugu, Nigeria. She is a novelist, short story writer, and nonfiction writer who has published more than 15 novels. The novelist has also a myriad of awards such as Reader's Digest Author of the Year Award, MacArthur Foundation Genius Grant, and the National Book Critics Circle Award. In this short story, “To My One Love”, the reader is given a setting on Nigeria in the 1990s where there has been an abundance of “Operations”, or robberies. At this time Chimamanda is in university and has taken a fancy to a young man named Nnamdi- unfortunately, he died because of these operations. Chimamanda wrote

Let’s Talk about Love: A Journey to the End of Taste centers on Carl Wilson’s quest to discover why we like and dislike certain aspects of our larger culture. Within this search he finds how cultural taste relates to how humans perceive both each other and themselves. Each chapter is an exploration into one part of taste and how it relates to the world beyond the book. In Chapter 7, Wilson explores objectivity. Specifically, he asks: “is there any objectivity in artistic taste?” (Wilson 75). In other words, Wilson is questioning whether objectivity can exist at all in the artistic sphere, or if taste is ultimately ruled by subjectivity and bias. In addition to this question, Wilson also asks how the existence of objectivity or lack thereof

In the book Behind the Beautiful Forevers, author Katherine Boo sheds light on the topic of corruption. Corruption is something that is seen everywhere, but varies in depth. She chooses to focus on India, because she is fascinated with how so many people are impoverished while others prosper. Boo is able to convey both the benefits and downfalls of corruption within a community by deciding to only focus on a sliver of people from a single slum. She chooses to focus on the citizens from a slum called Annawadi due to sense of possibility in the community. Boo decides to watch this community for several years to see who gets ahead, who doesn’t,

Morality is like ice, and corruption turns that ice into muddy water. One of the greatest juxtapositions in the novel by Katherine Boo, Behind The Beautiful Forevers is between the characters of Abdul and Asha. Abdul struggles to remain morally unshakable like ice, questioning if people can stay good when surrounded by corruption. Asha, on the other hand, scams her neighbors and sleeps with authority figures for power- muddy decisions at best. Asha even goes so far as to cover her responsibility by asking, “how is it my wrong if the big people say it is right?" The answer to these questions lies in both the novel and in science.

I believe that the community of India is hopeless. I believe this because by comparing their community to ours, there isn’t really much hope for recovery in their present situation. The poverty in India is different from the poverty in the United States. Between India and the U.S., homes, revenue, and jobs are drastically different. In the U.S., homes are bigger and are built by organization who help those who live in poverty. Those who are homeless are presented with food stamps as a way of currency so they can survive. Also for those who live in poverty in the U.S. are presented with more jobs and more opportunities than the people of India. These differences show how even though both India and the United States have similar economic difficulties, one almost has no hope of return.

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In this scene out of the book, the grandmother, Red Sammy, and Red Sammy’s wife spark up a conversation with each other. The conversation explains how you can’t trust anyone anymore. Red Sammy says, “These days you don’t know who to trust.” While the grandmother states,” People are certainty not nice like they used to be.” (450).

Katherine Boo’s novel, Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death, and Hope in a Mumbai Undercity, depicts the view of corruption among Westerners and Indians elite differently than corruption among the poor. Corruption, according to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, is “dishonest or illegal behavior especially by powerful people”. The poor regarded corruption as a vehicle to escape and rise above their impoverished conditions. The other classes saw corruption as a hindrance to the development and ambitions of India. Slum residents dreamed of escaping poverty and moving up in class.

The play, Love/Sick, by John Cariani, directors; Mr.Landmann - Theatre Director, Matilde Alejandro - Student Director, Megan Johnson - Stage Manager, and Bethany Navarro - Assistant Manager. The actors are Luis Salazar who plays as Kevin, Nathaniel Esparza who plays as Mark, Natalia Martinez who plays as Emily, Angel K. Limas, and Michelle Lopez who play as Abbie, Esmeralda Hernandez and Maya Souza play as Louise Overbee, Esmeralda Salazar and Baylee Bryant who play as Celia, Nicholas Jacob Gamboa better known as Nik plays Andy, Jonathan Calderon as the Singing Telegram Man, Erika Aleman as Jill, Jesus Hernandez better known as Beto played Keith, Austin Aguirre as Bill, Edna Escobedo and Anjali Singh as women, Angel Ramirez as Ben, Elijah Cross and Joseph Arisco as man, Alondra Campos as Sarah, Sadie Cunningham as Kelly, and Kimberly Solano and Zauriah Cotton as Liz. The play, Love/Sick, consists of IX acts. The play Love/Sick was held at Desert Hot Springs High School Theatre Department. There are many themes for Love/sick but they usually have to deal with forbidden love and madness because some people fall in love at first sight while others after being married for quite some time aren’t contempt with what they have.

Love You Forever by Robert Munsch started out as a song. Munsch made up the lyrics for his wife and two born dead babies. He initially had the lyrics stuck in his head but could not sing the words. Every time he tried Munsch would tear up reminding him of his children that did not live life fully. One day when he was telling a story at the University of Guelph, it occurred to Munsch that he might tell it as a form of story through the song (Robert Munsch). This is how Love You Forever came to be a book and made many people cry. The story is about a mother who truly loves her son with no exceptions. The young child grew older as time passed the stages of life, but the mother still loved him unconditionally. The cycle changes from the mother

PPcorn is excited to bring you the new video from Peter Rabbit Music, “Looking For Love.” The new solo project from Melbourne musician Peter Hume, it was the first song penned for the project one and a half years ago.

In chapter 14, Kira sees Marlena in the village, Marlena explians to Kira that the tykes are very lazy at cleaning up and they miss her. Kira and Marlena talk about Jo's songs. Matt breaks the news to kira about allabellas death and explains that she had been taken by the beastes. (this is a forshadow, because kira told jamision about allabella saying there was no beasts). Kira talks to Jo and is frightined as kira approches thinking shes a concil member. Kira and Jo make a friendship and talk about how Jo is misteated. "Kira needs to know that theres two sides to every

Mandy Len Catron, Modern Love issues are about her experiences with weird love experiments. In one of her articles “To Stay in Love, Sign on the Dotted line” Catron writes “it reminds us that love isn’t something that happens to us- it’s something we’re making together”. “It” represents love and she believes that both partners must contribute to the relationship if they want the bond to grow and if they want to feel love. Catron made a contract with her partner, Mark, that explains everything from finances to chores to their expectations in their future and lasts 12 months with an option to renew.

Lighting- It’s noon when it’s still really bright outside. The room is lightened up by the sunlight.

Love You Forever is a classic heart-warming story by Robert Munsch built around a simple, but eternally meaningful commitment from a mother to a child to love him forever. Robert Munsch has become a world-renowned author of children’s books for his unique use of exaggerated expressions that produce sounds that are very appealing and fun for children. In Love You Forever Munsch uses words like “crazy” and “zoo” to add the effect of comedy but the overall theme of the story strikes chords that are much deeper than exaggerated expressions (Munsch np). Robert Munsch started Love you Forever as a song: “I’ll love you forever, I’ll like you for always, as long as I’m living my baby you’ll