Fenstad's Mother

The older I get, the more I see the efforts my mom has made to see me happy, my mother is the type of women that would do anything to keep me safe, just like Cleofila, she decided that the best for her babies was to leave her husband and start a future by herself. I relate Juan Pedro, Cleofila’s husband to my father, because he didn’t fight for his kids, he would treat woman very badly, he was teaching his kid to be a bad person and to not respect others. Juan Pedro never actually cared about his family, just like my father, but who needs a father when you have a mother like mine? I asked my mom once why didn’t she stayed with my father and she responded firmly, “I didn’t wanted to depend on a man, I am a woman that didn’t had a career back then and with you, it would be hard

In the article, “Dorothea Lange, Migrant Mother, and the Culture of the Great Depression” by James C. Curtis, we understand what it takes to get the perfect photo to represent a message. Dorothea Lange became very popular during her time and is known especially for her photo, Migrant Mother, which documents life during the Great Depression. James C. Curtis does a good job explaining the artistic decisions to this most famous shot and how many different steps Lange took in order to really create a powerful message depicting life in poverty.

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1. In "We have no 'Right to Happiness'" CS. Lewis claims that the right to happiness" is "chiefly claimed for the sexual impulse." Because Nora in Ibsen's A Doll's House does not leave Torvald for another man, the principles upon which C.L. Lewis bases his essay are moot and do not apply. Lewis exhibits a disturbing amount of gender bias, sexism, and stereotyped assumption in his essay, but he might indeed understand that Torvald has emotionally and psychologically abused his wife throughout their marriage.

The writer, Maribel Garcia Ochoa, begins her piece with making the claim that because of Donald Trump being elected, California shaped this “defensive” attitude. Then Ochoa supported her claim with the evidence of the immigration policy issue. In addition, she believes that, “SB 54 would prevent the use of state and local resources to assist federal deportation efforts.” In fact, SB 54 has been recently amended in Senate on March 6, 2017. Another claim that Ochoa made was that California’s immigration policy was not completely for Asians it was also towards Mexicans. Ochoa used statistics, “Early into the ’30s, over 15 million Americans, about one quarter of all wage earners, were unemployed,” to show that once Mexicans entered California the unemployment rate of whites skyrocketed.

As a desperate mother, she decides to forgo these feelings of dread to do right by her child. She does make a final attempt to subvert the danger by implying that she is married by giving the name of Mrs. Lutie Johnson. This could be taken as she had a husband all along but based on the reading, she is likely using this as a deflection tactic. A man, when

In Junot Diaz’s short story “Wildwood,” many may argue that Lola’s mother Belicia deserved admiration for her subconscious overprotection and love for Lola that she portrays in an uncaring, despicable manner and especially because of her strong, independent fight against breast cancer. However, I think that Lola’s mother was unadmirable due to her lack of support, her weak role as a mother, and primarily because of her constant verbal and physical abuse that she bestowed upon her children.

Met with the client and his mother on this day. Pedro appears to be healthy and safe according to his age. The client resides in a two bedroom, one bathroom apartment with both parents, and two brothers ages 4 years and 6 years old. The house appears to be well maintain. MOB indicated that they recently moved to the apartment looking for affordable rent. They have moved over two times in the last year. As per MOB the primary source of income is from the FOB''s employment as a migrant worker. MOB indicated that the family dynamic is positive and denied past or present abuse or domestic violence. She also denied any idea, intent or attempt to commit suicide past, present or future.

It is Nora as an individual cheated of her true rights that the dramatists first depicts, for her marriage, as she discovers in the crisis, has been merely material and not that spiritual tie Ibsen insists upon as the only happy on in this relationship. (Huneker 64)

The character of the mother executes the tell-tale signs of counterfeit happiness when she tells the murderous story of the narrator’s father’s brother. “‘Oh honey,’ she said, ‘there’s a lot that you don’t know. But you are going to find out’” (36).

But she was incorrect in the fact that the material success her family had achieved would create happiness for them all. This is shown in paragraph six, as the mother appeared to, “seem sad”(Line 32). With the use of the foreshadow, Rodriguez was able to show the mothers prosperous wishes come to reality creating nothing but greedy children wanting gifts on Christmas. This drew dramatic attention to the emotions created by this unfilling wish the mother had leaving her to feel emptiness rather than happiness.

Both Elinor and Marianne get their hearts broken by the men they loved. In the beginning, Elinor meets a man named Edward Ferrars and the two immediately click almost like they were meant for one another. They soon face troubles when they find out others don’t find them good enough for each other. Marianne tells Elinor that she finds Edward too dull, while Edwards’s mother doesn’t approve of them being together. Putting others aside, the feelings between them begin to grow and we start to question if they are falling in love. Eventually, Elinor and her family end up moving to Barton Cottage, causing things with Edward to become complicated. They begin to communicate less, and Marianne finds it strange that Edward had not came to visit Elinor yet.

Claim: In Macbeth, Shakespeare reveals that one has some control over shaping their own morality to a certain extent, until forces of ambition, which are triggered by peer pressure, lead one to become less moral. One has a certain control over shaping their morality until their ambition and desires take over their mind, leading them to perform inhumane deeds. Macbeth first comes upon the witches, who prophesied that he would be crowned Thane of Cawdor and “king hereafter.” At first, Macbeth is unconvinced, but soon, Duncan’s servants arrive and crown Macbeth Thane of Cawdor, the first part of the prophecy.

Torvald would never have thought she were capable of it, since during that era it was unrealistic of women to leave their houses but rather put up with the difficulties they faced. Ibsen highlights society's domineering outlooks of marriage and the interactions of two people naïvely pretending to be in love. Throughout the play Ibsen reveals the fragile attributes of his characters to help enhance the play-like nature of their relationship, the role of women, and Nora's course of self-discovery.

The envelopment of poor relationships in one’s earlier life often directs a person towards negative actions and shape his/her personality for the worst. Eldin is a prime example of a person who struggles and allows his past actions to determine his destiny. After her husband passed away in the war, Eldin’s mother