Serena's Paper Doll

In life, human beings are required to learn and retain a lot of various information. Many people attend school at four or five-years-old, and this is when the learning begins. English, History, Math, and Science. These are the four core subjects in most educational systems. Each subject comes with information that people must retain and use throughout their lives. However, sometimes these subjects can be a bit dull, especially for children. The original American Girl Dolls assist with making history fun and exciting, thanks to Pleasant Rowland.

Her influence over others was so strong that she was able to get away with doing anything, including murder. Using Galloway, Serena was able to “take care of” anyone who got in her way or tried to cross her. This is seen when Serena and her husband Pemberton have the camp's resident doctor killed because of his lack of treatment for Serena during her pregnancy, which led to Serena having miscarriage. Serena and Pemberton also have their business partners killed for thinking about selling their portion of the camp. Serena sends Galloway after Pemberton’s illegitimate child with a girl who used to work at the camp before Serena arrived. However, the most shocking use of her power and persuasion is when she has her own husband murdered. After finding out that he had sent money and tried to protect his son and his son’s mother, Serena decides that she no longer needs Pemberton. In this moment readers can see how much power she truly has, and that she doesn’t need her husband to run the camp anymore, and she really has no need for Pemberton at all. Galloway, under instruction from Serena, brings Pemberton hunting. Once at their hunting ground, Galloway gives Pemberton a sandwich that Serena had put rat poison in and, as an extra precaution, leads Pemberton into a rattlesnake nest. As Pemberton laid dying, Galloway tells him that “[Serena] said to tell you she thought you the one man ever strong and pure enough to be her equaling, but you wanting that child alive showed the otherwise of that” (Rash 363). Serena realized her full potential, and rather than being held back by her husband’s emotions, she had him killed instead. Galloway, who had previously been one of Pemberton’s closest men, enforced Serena’s power, doing exactly what she told him to do. Not only is Serena able to kill her husband, she is able to get away with the murder, due to her influence over the

Today’s society raises young women to conform to archaic practices with total disregard towards a child self-progression. In Barbie Doll poem by Marge Piercy it is portrayed a young girl who was attacked by society because of having unruly features on her appearance and body. To make clear, Piercy uses the title “Barbie Doll” in her poem to symbolize the cultural American traditions of making young girls live in a fairy tale world; where everything they see or do is perfect. The girl in this poem played with Barbie toys since she was little, but when she reached her puberty people started to criticize her of having imperfections on her face and body; which made her commit a really wrong decision for herself. In today’s society there are a large number of women having plastic surgery, because they do not feel comfortable or confident with their own appearances. Women are not just beauty queens and home makers; they should retreat from female stereotypes at a young age so they do not confront society pressure.

In light of all this, 36 years old, Serena Williams embarked on a brand new intimate bodily journey. Serena Williams whom was pregnant was interviewed by the Daily Telegraph and is quoted saying “I have so much respect for so many women (for giving birth), I am about to be a real woman now, you know? It's going to be something incredibly impressive to go through." Interestingly enough, the thing that made her feel like “a real woman now” was the same thing that almost took her life. In an extensive and personal interview she had with Vogue, a week after being released from bed rest, Serena recounts her near death experience.

Girlchild Have you ever heard someone say “What a tragedy”? It is not something you would like to hear, but sadly, tragedies happen every day and that’s tragic. The word tragic is causing or characterized by extreme distress or sorrow. Everyone has experienced a dreadful event but no one can experience something more devastating than a child. Children are the most tragic people because they have to deal with either verbal or physical abuse, whether if it is in school or in their own home.

The members of the Paper Dolls have a limited cultural citizenship in Israel because of their nationality and gender. They are outsiders from the Philippines who are transgender migrant workers. Their nationality limits their cultural citizenship because there is a very small queer Filipino community in Israel. Their gender also limits their cultural citizenship because of their transgender identity. The social categories put Jan in limited cultural citizenship as a transsexual illegal person.

Sam returns home and ponders about not only his experience at these so called doctor’s office and if it’s worth to go back tomorrow for what Donatti called, the “true start and introduction.”

With a sore head, and a strong crave for something sugary, Serena left her bed, and headed downstairs, and through to the kitchen. She had hardly eaten over the past week, and when she did eat, it was takeaway food; she just really did not care about herself. She felt that life was unfair, cruel, Ric did not deserve to die, and he did not deserve to suffer.

The parking lot was covered with puddles from the lingering rain drops and the smell of wet concrete was dominant in the outside aroma as both Rhonda and her husband came near the entrance of the white colored hospital with countless amounts of square windows. After the quick thirty second walk to the hospital from their car passing many evergreen colored trees, Rhonda and her husband approached the main hospital sliding doors which swished open as they came near letting all of the chilled Seattle air flood lobby. After the hospital doors closed shut, Rhonda released her grip from her husband’s hand and wobbled over to the check-in desk where they both were greeted by a female receptionist in her mid-thirties with long brown hair pulled back into a tight ponytail with deep brown eyes. “Hello! How may I help you today?”, the nurse asked in an upbeat manner. “Hi! My name is Rhonda Crane and I am here to check into my appointment with Dr.Harvey at 9 o’clock who will be delivering my baby. I received a phone call from the nurse this morning and she told me that Dr.Harvey requested that I come in today to have my baby

It was another busy day at the hospital for Rosa. She volunteered there often, trying gain merits for colleges and her future medical school. The work was fast-paced but very rewarding at the end of the day, since she got to lift so many people’s spirits. Rosa also lucked out in having one of the nicest supervisors at the hospital: Ms. Maria, a short dark haired Hispanic woman who moved to Glademere from somewhere in California. She was always cheery, and always wore a silver crucifix pendant around her neck. Ms. Maria was almost like a mother to her in some ways, though she always gave Rosa so much work to do.

Dolls are effective identity objects that encourage children to achieve gender identities through play. Consequently, children's doll-play is an identity-building method for gender negotiation as children collaborate to work out who is being who. A study conducted by Wohlwend (2012) showed that playing with dolls guides children's identity formation and where they learn the expected practices for 'doing gender.' The study furthermore showed the massive amount of times children correct one another, and this further demonstrated how gender performance intertwines with doll play and enforces expectations that boys could imitate dolls but should not imitate female characters.

It was what felt like the hottest day of the year July 31 in New York City. Joan Ormsby was returning some clothes, she had received at her baby shower on this very hot day. She remembered that she had a doctor's appointment at 11am that day she rushed her usual shopping routine. She arrived at the OBGYN office, by herself, at 11am. Joan waited in the waiting room waiting for her name to be called while fanning herself with her right hand whilst she rested her left on her bloated stomach. “Ormsby,” the nurse called whilst holding the door and searching for a standing woman. Joan was guided to the room she waited for Dr. Green to pop into the room smiling like he always did at the other appointments. Joan looked around the room many thoughts

He should be here! " The midwife didn't see the soft glow of mist rise from the patient's chest and then linger in the air, on her body, but the man in the corner.

There were several interactions between the patient and members of the healthcare team. The patient stated that “When she first got there she conversed with the night nurse about what the process would be for inducing labor and what steps