Short Story Of Exotar

They believed whatever happened was happening for a

I have learned today that they were Christians. And like all or most of the

were necessities in the world that were vital to their survival such as the sun. They were oblivious

On a literal level, the author Joy Kogawa explores the various methods to evade a wall. She suggests ,through a door, sneaking, torturing, bombs, zeppelins, battering rams, whispering through a hole in the wall. All of these are methods which can work, but the one way we sometimes fail to realize

“White people are afforded special privileges in the ghetto(p.322),” Desmond says as he is explaining the time of felling his neighbors in the trailer park that he will be moving to the north side. Larraine was worried for Desmond when he told her that he was going to move to the North Side she even said “No, Matt. You don’t know how dangerous it is”(p.322). Along with Larraine, Beaker was also distraught. Desmond leaving caused the breaking of an ingroup. The stability was hit and they functionality will soon return, but they were sad he was

Jeannette in the beginning of the story was happy to be living in isolation, she had no choice but to think about how “lucky they were to be sleeping out under the stars like indians” (Walls 18). She wished they “could live like [that] forever” (Walls 18). The Walls chose to isolate themselves away from society; and camp in a desert so they could not be tracked by the Child Protection

to live and living,they did not like how the christian churches did not fully allow the right of the

wanted to get away from Great Britain to purify their faith and religion, they didn’t agree

in god and what they had known to be right. In doing such things to their prisoners, the

We will start by briefly looking into both characters’ backgrounds in order to be able to understand the reasons and circumstances that led them to escape. First, it is worth mentioning

On a daily basis we walk past several dumpsters – even though we may not see them. In the cities (mostly big and populated states) like the following: Los Angles, Boston, Chicago, Seattle, and New York City, there are over thousands of dumpsters in the alley-ways. As humans we walk by smelling the odor coming from the trash, and continue walking. In Lars Eighner’s “On Dumpster Diving” he will inform us about what he thinks and believes on the subject of dumpster diving.

I think Desmond’s aims were easy to understand. Desmond’s aim was to get people to recognize and acknowledge the struggle people go through everyday out in Milwaukee. The main struggle was evictions. This aim was stated on page 5. Desmond’s family was evicted by the bank when he was in college. Throughout the book, Desmond tells the stories of eight families who get stuck in the process of evictions.

Just like the fake, deceitful lives everyone led, there was a fake interest in God and religion. There was never any real understanding of the world in which they lived, with no attempt to explain why they were even there. In the world of the ash heaps and dusty

they went out and spoke badly about the land the scouted saying to Bnei Yisrael, saying the land that we passed over that we scouted out, the land eats the people that live there. When the spies said that the land is eating the people they say that because they said that they found them burying the dead. According to Rashi All the people who died deserved to die and Hashem just let them live longer to benefit B'nai Yisrael when the spies went to scout the land. Also according to Rashi Hashem made the people busy burying and mourning their

because they were afraid that they would be worshiping the devil did art work on it.