Mr. Smith 's Toy Store

“Beat me!” he heard her cry. “Throw me down and beat me, you dirty little coward!”

Miss Moore takes the kids around the toy store to see the toys. The kids were shocked when they saw the prices of the toys.

It is the summer of 1970 in Northern Ohio. The Hadley family is the wealthiest family out of all the families that populates the city of Toledo. They all live in a subdivision called Old Timbers Valley with mother, Lydia, father, George, and Peter and Wendy. The Darling family lives in a sky blue house on top of clouds, the Tremaine family lives in the old, enchanted house, and Old Man Geppetto lives in an Old-Italian village home. Unlike the others, the Hadley’s house is future realistic, full of technology. From lights turning on and off as one walks, stoves making food, sinks washing dishes, a nursey that illuminates the children’s imagination, and so many more laborless enhancements. The children’s nursey is called the Veldt, which can

second largest toy market. A “category killer” that enjoyed phenomenal success in the United States

“Ow, ow, ow. stop hitting me, I came to cut him down. I see you met Katie she's not a big fan of me!” He yells up to you.

“YOU BASTARD!” he screamed, his face contorting into a twisted mask of anger. “HOW COULD YOU FORCE YOURSELF ON ME AFTER WHAT HAPPENED? I WAS RAPED, YOU MOTHERFUCKER! I WAS FUCKING RAPED!”

"Make yourself comfortable. And I will go to my place." The guy told her and heading for the door, he left the room.

Miss Moore finally leads the kids to the toy store. The are immediately dazzled by the toys in the windows; even declaring which ones they were gonna buy. The children seemed to know they couldn't afford the toys, but they didn't think they would be off by much. The once brave and proud and strong children were hobbled at the door, none of which wanting to go in first. Here is the point where they get slapped in the face. Here is where they first see that they do not belong here. Eventually one of them pushes through the crowd and throws herself into the gallery of toys. They go around gazing at the different objects. Miss Moore drives the point home by leading them to the fact

he did it again so I throw my first punch I punch him right in the jaw he falls and he says “ holly sh!t you punched me so hard I seen God” Ignacio and the group of people

He told her the reason of why he had gotten to go. He said, “I reckon I shouldn’t ‘a gone, “slowly”, but boys will do foolish things. I had done a good year/deal of fox hunting the winter before, and father let me keep the money. I took the money and paid Tom smith’s tap to weed the corn for me, an’ I slipped off unbeknownst to father and went to the

Finally, one-day Ms. Moore's is decided to take those kids to the Toy store in the town, and that makes them feel curious about the trip but when they were coming into the store and was surprised about the prices of toys “Must be rich people shop here, said Q. T"(241).

They immediately start picking out toys that they want. As Miss Moore shows them around, they observe the prices of a glass paper weight, clown toy, and a sail boat which costs a little over 1100 dollars. Sylvia begins to realize something is not right when she is asked to go first into the store. She starts to feel out of place. Sylvia and her friends including a cousin begin to realize that the world is not balanced and they have not received their piece of the pie.

You hit me first and I ignored it, because I just bought the Surface with a great price, then you kept hitting me without stop. (While he was shouting, he notice that Kevin was the one pushing the wheelchair). Oh… it was you little naughty kid who kept hitting me all the time.

After their mini feast, the Smiths traveled home, being greeted by their neighbours. The Smiths and her neighbours got together regularly. They entertained themselves with little money to spend on entertainment, new excited games such as Monopoly and Scrabble was sold in the 1930’s for the family’s enjoyment. Sometimes, they liked to mix it up and have a good game of cards.

In 1991, the entry of Toys “R” Us would displace more people from jobs than the opportunities it would create. The displaced people also include old people above 60 for whom this is a safety net post retirement. Japanese economy was in a state of virtual full employment with qualified male graduates preferring local employers to foreign establishments. Yet it will give employment opportunities for Japanese women