Gail Wynand In The Banner

“Gail is the kind of woman you’d want to watch your back at a meeting with dubious characters. She will watch it, and she’ll guard your flank as well. And, when she is ready, she will send the opposition reeling. No matter how limited her weaponry, she is able to muster it.” (LaDuke, All Our Relations 75) LaDuke

Gail is the eldest sister in the Sapphires. She is a very protective of her sister and she blames herself if her sister gets in danger or they get in trouble because she thinks that she should prevent them from get hurt or trouble. “There's a reason that you're this... terrible mouth, and it’s very simple. Your mama bear... and they're your little baby cubs.” She does extremely well at ignoring the judgement throughout the film and shows the advantages of being an Aboriginal. Also Gail is a very tenacious person when she is doing something what she likes she shows this when she said “shut up I’m not finished. ok now I am finished” In this quote she is putting Dave back in his spot, because he thought she was finished. She is sometimes racist

He was quick minded he wished to become a Scholar for he to build and improve the society. Not everyone thought it was a good thing to have that kind of power most people thought of it as a sin and a curse. Equality 7-2521 knew what they thought of it which made him try even harder to be alike to his brothers, but as said in chapter 1 "We strive to be like all our its brother men, for all men must be alike. Over the portals of the Palace of the World Council, there are words cut in the marble, which we repeat to ourselves whenever we are tempted..." he tries but he cannot no matter what he tries to do. Equality 7-2521 tries to find a way at which he can express his thoughts and

He was concerned with keeping order in the kingdom as well as “to make justice visible in the land, to destroy the wicked person and the evil-doer, that the strong might not injure the

At every turn, we rally for Llewlyn’s success. We know he is just trying to get by with his simple but naturally beautiful wif, Carla Jean. We can’t imagine his luck when he stumbles upon a drug deal gone wrong and discovers an opportunity to make life easier. Great care is taken with the setting to invoke a reminiscent feeling of Westerns we have come to

At the Hearthside, Ehrenreich realizes that she is not overqualified, as she had feared, but incom-petent. Gail’s reassurances do not comfort her. She is determined to fulfill the

Truth, Equality, and Justice are the essences that drive Jackie Yalta to spread confidence, compassion, and integrity in all aspects of her life. She moved to Lawrenceville, Georgia from Paterson, New Jersey in 2007 for the pursuit of a higher education. Jackie’s hero is her special needs brother, Tom, who conquers each day with his kindness and smile. Thankful for her education, family, and community, the move encouraged Jackie to pursue ways to contribute to society in a positive direction.

Throughout all of her columns, there was a sense of passion for what she was writing. The problems that Gail Collins is discussing were truly bothering her. There was a real sense of anger throughout all of Gail's columns. For example, after President Trump's speech at a American Legion Convention, Gail did not like the way that he was complaining. Gail Collins was very upset with Donald Trump's mannerisms when he was giving the speech because it was not like any other president that she had seen before.

He likes to have a strong government, and also has lost of military experience. He rose to power by rising in military ranks, also used political maneuvering and torture(In the time of The Butterflies). He was a cruel leader, He had to show his strength to the leaders to rise up and also to gain the fear of the city so they would do anything for him. He did this by using his own personal militia.

People work and talk all day but they do not always realize the consequences. Brent’s behavior in the beginning is careless and worry-free. When he kills Lea, it opens up his eyes to the reality that he takes for granted. To pay his respect, Brent travels across the country to build whirligigs to represent Lea. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

Gail Hayden comes from North Dakota, a place with different morals and values compared to Bentrock. She is able to see the racist attitudes shown towards Indians in a different light and believes it is wrong because she has been brought up in a different culture. She sees things differently than the natives in Bentrock and is able to decipher the racial propaganda. Her influence on Wes, making him investigate the allegations, could prove to be a major contribution to the catastrophe that overtakes the Hayden family. “That is not the way it works. You know that. Sins- crimes- are not supposed to go unpunished.” This quote shows her kind nature and the difference between her morals and values compared to a Bentrock native. She could prove to be a factor in the catastrophe, but could it solely be the Hayden’s to blame?

Ms. Burton’s fate was decided before her birth, she suffers from being a black women born into a society where being white and male was considered superior. In other words, she was destined to fail. In Susan Burton’s life she has already filled the predetermined roles as the victim, young mother, drug addict, and criminal, however she became a leader, inspiration, role model, and hero.

Back at Gail’s home in Australia, she is the oldest of the young ones. Thus she is the one responsible to take care of everyone if they are in trouble. This act brings out the bossiness of Gail which makes her the mama bear. However, when she travels to Vietnam, she has no clue what to do as she never had overseas experience. This made her more open to opinions. For example, in the movie, Gail and the rest of the gang was stopped by several Vietnamese soldiers. However Gail couldn’t do anything as she didn’t know what to do. Thus Kay stepped in and saved them with the acknowledgement of Gail as they pass through the armed soldiers. Gail then realised Kay did not fully forget their culture as Kay talks about their people.

Gail’s ascendancy is further demonstrated at the beginning of the third paragraph, “Once she’d thoroughly trounced me in public, Gail ignored me and held court in her own corner every playtime.” (ll 21-22). This also represents Gail’s physical advantage and her independent ability of holding court in her “own corner”. Regardless of their conflicts, however, the narrator seems to admire Gail, which further demonstrates the idea of Gail’s supremacy; describing her as, “wiry and graceful” (l 19) and “she was so physically confident, in charge of her body even when she was five.”(ll

He defines his life’s work as uniting the whole world as an empire. His image of himself is a man who hates luxury,as a king to rule people and to find others with talent to rule unde him.