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From the tone of Mick’s voice, the alcohol acts a sedative to numb the pain from his past. This motive for drinking is also evident through Lisa’s brother, Jimmy, after he loses both his girlfriend, Adelaine, and his goal in becoming an Olympic swimmer. The legacy of residential school is also manifested in Trudy and Tab’s mother-daughter relationship. Tab becomes the victim of her mother’s psychological and emotional upheaval that is a result from her childhood. In the grip of alcohol, Trudy often mistreats Tab. Removed from a family environment and placed in a reformation school, individuals return not only emotionally and psychologically scarred, but also unable to reestablish their own functional family. Tab confesses to Lisa that she wishes she had a mother like hers, saying, “You’re lucky. You’re really lucky that your dad was too young to go to rez school. [...] Just Mick and my mum went and it fucked them up” (Robinson 254). Trudy’s sister Kate also notes that Trudy “thinks Mother’s dirt, while she goes out and parties and treats Tab worse than what she blames Mother for” (Robinson 285).

Not knowing how her mother would feel Mia crept downstairs and out the doors. When she got outside she was greeted by her brother, sister, dad, and her boyfriend. At the bowling alley, Mia and Erik were in teams against Tara and Johnny and then Jeremih switched with Tara. They played multiple rounds until it was time to go eat. Mia's team had won against Tara's team in bowling. After the game, they went to this nice five-star establishment. For an hour they eat, talked, and laughed at some good memories and new memories.

This time that they share together is something that Rufus and Jay treasure. The next day, Rufus' Aunt Hannah

Sophie is currently living with the Fringe’s and surviving on the land with limited resources. Sophie’s quality of life is reflected by her attire which is tattered, tangled, and filthy. Sophie is in a relationship with Gordon, otherwise known as David’s uncle, but is not truly satisfied as she still has intimate feelings about David. After realizing that she cannot join David’s group because she does not have a metal ability, experiences jealously and melancholy realizing that she does not belong to any group and is an outcast in this world. Her life was not lived to the fullest since everyone focused on her exterior rather than her interior, and was not appreciated for her strengths only her weakness.

They left the store with the money bag and he later returned the money bag because he got scared.

There was a boy named Billy who had really liked Jean and he would steal stuff from her. When he brings her a turquoise ring she accepts the gift. Billy proceeds to tell everyone that they are dating. She tells him they are only friends and then he shrugs. Jean finds out Billy is a horrible person after he tries to rape her”I raped you”. She goes over to his house to return the ring and she makes him mad. Later that day he shows up at there house and has a bb gun. He starts trying to shoot her baby sister after shattering the window. Lori goes up stairs and grabs their dad's pistol and tries to shoot Billy. They soon after have to leave because they attracted the

She uses the money that she earns from the bakery to buy her children’s freedom from slavery. Aunt Martha watches as many of her children and also her grandchildren are abused and sold by their owners. She both helps and hinders Linda during the time of Linda’s escape. She provides a good home for her but, also urges her not to run away. She struggles between trying to keep her whole family together and letting go of them so that they can be free. In the end Aunt Martha succeeds in letting go of

Charlene provokes a heated debate with her “wanna be” thug boyfriend Donald. The debate gets physical when Charlene slaps Donald. Overcome by rage, Donald chokes Charlene until a concerned classmate interrupts him. The moment spirals out of control when Donald brutally attacks the apprehensive student with a blunt object before fleeing the school. Act 1

When Joseph comes out of the water, he finds all of his clothing missing. A man, whom he later finds out is his uncle, tells him to go to the police station. After a period of time spent thinking, he finally decided to go to the Police station, but did not enter the charity tent until later that day when a mother told him to. The police returned him to a swollen, red eyed mother. His mother, Rose, was furious and relieved at her son at the same time, and when the police told her Joseph’s story and how he walked all the way to Coney Island, she was in complete disbelief and amazement. Worn out, Joseph goes to his room, ready for sleep, but Emily is curious to know everything that happened. Soon enough, Lizzy Kaplan found a place to move the

Lennie Walker has just lost her sister, Bailey. One day Bailey collapsed at school and she’s gone forever. Lenny was shocked, since Bailey is the closest family she had. While grieving, she found herself getting closer and closer to Toby, who is Bailey’s boyfriend. She feels connection with him because both of them are experiencing the same kind of loss. At the same time, there’s a new boy in school, Joe Fontaine. He’s attractive, talented, and has beautiful eyelashes. As Lennie’s drawn to Toby, at the same time she also found connection with Joe. In grieve; it turns out Lennie discovered love along the way.

Later in the night, the boy that the bag belonged to, Andrew appeared in Drew’s room. He looked pale from diphtheria. ” Andrew exclaimed. Have you no brains? We’re alike as two peas in a pod.

Although the doctors and hospital staff continue to reassure Ann and her husband that their son will be fine - "no coma, Dr. Francis had emphasized, no coma, when he saw the alarm in the parents‘ eyes" - Scotty still does not wake up, and the situation becomes increasingly serious. At the same time, the parents are tormented by late-night phone calls from the baker - "Your Scotty, I got him ready for you…Did you forget him?" - whose mysterious messages lead them to believe he is a psychopath, or the hit-and-run driver who put Scotty into a coma. Then, abruptly, Scotty dies - "the doctors called it a hidden occlusion and said it was a one-in-a-million circumstance." Numb and shaken, the parents return home - but after another taunting prank call, Ann realizes that it is the baker who has been calling, and confronts him in his store; he is instantly remorseful when he learns of the child's death, and offers Ann and Howard some cinnamon rolls - "a small, good thing in a time like this." His empathy helps the parents to deal with Scotty's death and to find some small measure of hope for the future.

In this difficult situation, Ree must locate her father whose whereabouts are unknown,if she and her destitute family members want to avoid an eviction. Determined to find him, dead or alive, Ree doggedly questions her father's relatives such as his older brother Teardrop and Jessups’s cousin Blond Milton. Teardrop is a skinny, strange, mysterious, frightening drug addict person who wants to keep other people’s business away from him. It is likely that Teardrop suspects that Jessup has been killed. After Ree getting further in examining her uncle, he starts being really mad and grabs her head

As he neared the donut shop he noticed just the slightest bit of movement on the far corner of the seemingly dead store, then he saw them, Kevin, Rose and Amanda and he knew exactly how all of them would get out of this junkyard. He immediately called to them to come over. They were hesitant to but they did slowly make their way to him. As they introduced themselves he told them about how he wanted to leave. Kevin was a very tall masculine

Over the course of human history there has always been a strong drive to explore and travel to new and exciting places. Space exploration has captured the imagination of the general public for the last 30 years; it is only natural that people are now beginning to ask if and when they too might venture into space. Space and tourism have both developed at an equally rapid pace, and the potential of both together is definitely going to grow further. Although human spaceflight is currently the privilege of a few space-exploring nations, recent advances in space technology and entrepreneurship are about to change the status quo. China, with the assistance of Russian technology, was able to place an astronaut in space in 2003 in a fraction of the time that it took other space powers, such as the USA and USSR, to do this. The first credible private space-tourist venture is already a reality. The first space tourist, Denis Tito, flew in 2001 in a government vehicle, although his flight was privately funded, whilst in 2004 the first spaceship became a reality.