Leela's Friend

she desperately tried to keep him close, but society prevented it. With Robert, she slowly began

The transition of the boy’s opinion of his father (from exasperation at his carelessness to admiration of his free spirit) reflects a relaxation of the boy’s severity and of the story’s serious tone. Initially, the writer uses clipped phrasing during the son’s dialogue with his father – such as the blunt “I guess” (1) and the lack of the playful response “Right, doctor” (1) – to create an

Then, one morning, she woke up and found herself in a giant bed in a sunny room with plush blue armchairs and a cherry armoire.”

Even at such a young age the boy is beginning to develop the ability to form morals and values of his own. However, Sarty fears the harshness of his father, so he forces himself to abandon the thought of questioning his father’s judgments as evidenced by his thoughts “Forever he thought. Maybe he’s done satisfied now, now that he has…stopping himself, not to say it aloud even to himself.”

***During “The Use of Force” when the narrator agrees to help he seems willing and confident however, the young girl, Mathilda makes his task near impossible causing his psychotic, obsessed side to be exposed.When the story begins the narrator seeks out

She looked forward each day to receiving his messages. He was her window to the world, her sounding board, her confidante, her ability to make sense of such a senseless violation to her body.

“Has his condition changed any?” Berlin looked over towards Sana standing in the door. Berlin paused and shook his head no. He had only been in the king’s presence when Sana was requested in court. And even then he tried to stay as as far from the center of attention as possible. Now, with his highness so close to him, Berlin was afraid to even breath wrong let alone speak.

For example, Sidda had the difficult life with her parent when she was young and that makes her relationships deteriorate when she grew up. Therefore, a negative relationship with family members, especially with adult children, can be harmed and that lead to negative results in the future. On the other hand, a mother's sisters had the big role for the family reunion. From time to time, it does not take an excessive amount of imagination to connect the dots between a cutting-edge turmoil and the childhood experiences that began a down that direction. For example, Sidda understands the depth of her mother’s suffering when she was reminded beautiful times in the past with her mom by sisters and that memories helped Sidda to forgive her mom faults and stop wasting money for a

The author then starts telling herself a bedtime story. She begins telling the story like a fairy tale. In all fairy tales there is a moral. This creates suspense.

She pleaded to him to show some feeling towards her. Everyday was harder for her to get through as she saw less of her husband.

The narrators interactions with his own children, his ruthless questioning and inability to let anything go, reflect on the amount of control he craves in his own life. The narrator sees Vasek on his way to work and says to him, “‘Hey there boy! Do we know each other?’ The boy looked up and replied, ‘Hi Dad. Maybe we do.’

Lyla walked over to her little kitchen and looked for some breakfast. With Lyla being a fairy she made a good home for herself in an old bird house. She got herself some fruit and tea and sat down at her little table. She ate her food and drank her tea and thought about what she was going to do today. After she was done she put her dishes away and fluttered over to her closet. She put on some warm clothes along with her coat. As she

In the classroom during the playtime when Leo; aged 16 months and Mateo; aged 18 months started argument about a truck. Leo had the truck first; Mrs. Gail started to move near them. She told Mateo, Leo Had it first. Let’s take turns, it’s nice to share. Let Leo finish with the truck and come with me, I can help you find something else. Mateo went with Gail to see what does she has. Gail said to Mateo, I have something special for you, let us see, do you want to play Bubble or water table. Mateo picked Bubbles. Gail started to play with Mateo, Ella; aged 16 months,, and Sofia; aged 17 months, when Leo saw Gail playing bubbles with the other kids; He left the truck and came to play with them. While they are playing all together, Leo tried to

her senses, but he refused to let her go. He pulled her closer to him

She is so naïve and adolescent that she leaves her worldly activities and gets ready to go out and spend time with her boyfriend. She gives him her possessions: her “labor” and “leisure” too (l. 7) for his politeness.