Joe's Abuse

When he was little his mom died, and his dad remarried to a woman named Thula. Thula did not like joe and she kicked him out when he was only ten years old. “She declared that she would not live under the same roof as joe, that Harry must choose between him and her. She said Joe would have to move out if she were to stay in a godforsaken place. Joe was only ten years old” (Brown 86,87). I never could understand how someone could kick a child out of the house and force them to live on their own when they are ten years old. As Joe grew up the more he needed his family, but his family was not there for him, at least not his biological family. When Joe made the rowing team that's the day that he got a new family, even if he did not know it at the time. So was Joyce, a beautiful girl who loved joe and they were going to get married and start a family of their own. “When joe stopped playing they talked about what it would be like when they were married and had a hoe and maybe kids” (Brown 102). Making the rowing team and meeting and falling in love with Joyce might have been the best thing that has ever happened to Joe. As soon as everything start going good for Joe, Thula gets an infection and dies. Not that it was a good thing that she died, it was very sad, but it brought Joe and his dad back together again. Harry wanted Joe to move back home with him and the kids. “I’m going to build a house where we can all live

He was a big kid and Sandy didn’t want to ask him to move so he reached around his back and accidentally touched him and he turned around. He asked what he wanted and he Sandy said a magazine. The kid, a red head, pushed him and knocked down a rack. The store manager got mad and kicked Sandy out of the store and the kids were out there also. The kids had a lot of candy and magazines. One of the kids gave Sandy a magazine that he tried to look at and the kid said “your not so bad”. They hung out a while then went to an abandoned shed. They started smoking a cigar and they asked Sandy if he wanted some. Sandy said no. So one kid got up and pushed him. He hit him and Sandy knocked the table over and there were candles on it. He started running home. The next morning the cops showed up at Sandy’s apartment. They wanted to talk to him about last night. He started telling the officer about the kids and what they did. The officer responded “the old man in the apartment saw a kid running from the shed with a raiders baseball cap on”. Not really anyone wears those around. He went to juvenile court and spoke out. After that, Sandy went home and he ended up on being on probation with his probation officer. Sandy had to do a mandatory 20 hours of community service. The officer, Officer Richards, told him about his brother. He owns a baseball team. He told him about it and he thought if Sandy was good enough he could coach the team along with the

Because he is too young to fully understand all the factors of the situation, Joe teeters between taking the law into his own hands and trusting his father to achieve justice through diligence. Inevitably, Joe plots to take his own actions against the attacker. He and his friends conspire to find the attacker. They undermine Bazil’s attempt for restorative, long-term justice when they confront the attacker and shoot him.

He does not understand why his own mother would do such a thing to him. During this moment, Joe begins to transition from precociousness to the confrontation stage. After he kills his mother, he is confronted by Shola, who tells him that his mother is good and she is not the devil. Joe arrives at the Church with his mother’s body being carried in his arms. He lays her at the alter and begins to pray for forgiveness and to say his final goodbyes. His father rudely suggests that he removes Nunu’s body from the church. Joe’s will for his mother and his emotions got the best of him when he confronted his father about the truth and him being his child. Joe was intensely outraged and sat the church on fire burning himself and his father. At the moment of Joe’s death, Joe was in the internalization stage of black consciousness. Joe began to have positive attitudes about his mother’s culture and beliefs.

Joe didn’t really understand what his father was saying, because he was new to the experience of evil. He knew that killing people was wrong, but in his mind, there was nothing else that he could do to help his mother and make sure that his family stopped getting attacked. Joe saw that the only way that he could change the situation was to get rid of Linden Lark. Because he would only face the charges of a juvenile, and anyone else in his family would be tried as an adult, he volunteered to do it. If Joe hadn’t killed Linden, there might have been a good outcome. The court could have made him do community service or see a therapist to get better, but he didn’t have the chance before it was too late. Joe had good intentions in that he wanted to help his mother and protect his family, but the outcome was evil because he killed Linden.

Matt is a middle class man who becomes obsessed with the need to get revenge on his son’s death. His son Frank is killed by a man named Richard. He is the husband and dads father of the women his son is in love with. This is what leads Matt into killing someone he wants pay back for his son death. Matt kills because he loves.

Most parents and other caregivers do not intend to hurt their children, but abuse is defined by the effect on the child, not the motivation of the parents or caregiver.Tens of thousands of children each year are traumatized by physical, sexual, and emotional abusers or by caregivers who neglect them.Child abuse as common as it is shocking. Most of us can’t imagine what would make an adult use violence against a child, and the worse the behavior is, the more unimaginable it seems. But the incidence of parents and other caregivers consciously, even willfully, committing acts that harm the very children they’re supposed to be nurturing is a sad fact of human society that cuts

A sequence of events leads up to Joe becoming almost completely isolated from the outside world. During his time in the isolated continent, Joe becomes addicted to narcotics; he escapes his pain and anguish by succumbing to detached and paralyzed state of mind. Throughout his journey in this secluded continent, he is faced with his hatred of the Germans and his desire to enact vengeance upon them for all that he has lost. When he meets a German geologist exploring the frozen tundra, he inadvertently kills him. Joe experiences ironic feelings of remorse after so many years spent obsessing over the destruction of the Germans. There was no gratification or fulfillment, for Joe, in the German man’s death. Joe felt repulsed and an abhorrence in himself for his

There son stole meat from the factory to feed his family, he thought he was gonna get shipped away. Later that night there father had another boxing tournament and his manager found out he had a broken hand and Jim still wanted to fight, he needs the money. That night Jim was fighting a punched the guy's head and finally broke his wrist completely but still continued to fight. The second time they were hiring he finally got the job and worked with stacking bags and got $6.74 for working one day. There apartment is past due and now one of their sons is very sick and his fever is getting worse and one of their daughter has a sneeze. They sent their kids away with there grandparents and her sister. The father left his wife for a while because of the decision she made to have the kids shipped away without him. Jim went to Madison SO. Garden to try and get money to get his kids back. Finally brought his kids and his wife home, one year later he is now boxing with his manager and won his last fight and came home with a bunch of money. Jim was hired again with the same job and was offered another job to fight permanently. As you can already tell he has been switching his jobs back and forth like a normal man or women did

He falls back into a state of mind where he sees himself as Christ in a messed-up dystopia. Joe begins to discuss the story as “we” and he tells about the “little guys” who are the ones that live their lives making dams, building cars and airplanes and fighting the wars, and “you” are the ones who orchestrate it. It ends is a short declaration that states that the “little guys” try to live their life in peace, and if their peace is destroyed to make the world safe for democracy then they will take the message seriously and fight the ones who made them fight each

What are the deliverables that an outside researcher should produce to help Joe with the Key decision?

Joe has spent his life making many decisions most of which appear to have been good decisions resulting in his family enjoying a comfortable life. The audience admires him for this. Unfortunately, late one night Joe made a hurried decision, which he believed he could get away with. The reasons for his decision comes to light near the end of the play, in Act 2, when he tells Chris why he made that decision, "I'm a business man, a man is in business; a hundred and twenty cracked, you're out of business, you got a process, the process don't work you're out of business; you don't know how to operate, your stuff is no good; they close you up, they tear up your contract what the hell's it to them? You lay forty years into a business and they knock you out in five minutes, what

Joe changes his mind to take the case and as he become closer with Andrew, breaks his

Joe resolved to kill Joanna in order to escape her. “He believed with calm paradox that he was the

Once upon a time, there was a boy named Jack and he could make any of his fantasies come true, and all he wanted to do was go to flight school. But that was the only thing his mom wouldn’t allow him to do. He didn’t want to use his abilities because he was convinced he was going to become a great lawyer one day and he needed to practice a lot. Everyday he would beg his mom to let him go to flight school, and everyday she would say wait until your 14th birthday. Until finally, his 14th birthday came, and he came home from school that day after not asking for a couple of months and asked her to let him go to flight school. But his mom, completely forgetting about their deal, getting surprised yells out “No, I thought you were done with asking me about that and I thought we said you would wait until you were older.” “But mom, you said I could go to flight school when I turned 14 and today I turn 14.” His seemed to get caught off guard by that, “Well I’m saying no now.” “Really mom, I thought we had a deal.” “There never was a deal.” “Yes there was, you said...” “I did not anything whatsoever.” “Yes you did.” By this time we were both yelling our heads off. Neither of us wanting to give up, until he said something he shouldn’t have and got sent to his room. On the way there he thought something he shouldn’t have and accidentally made it come true. The next day, when he arrived at school, he new something was going to happen during lunch that day because of last night and he