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    In the movie Brave directed by Brenda Chapman and Mark Andrews from Pixar shared a similar storyline as The Little Mermaid which was directed by Ron Clements and John Musker from Disney, is that they both brought up the cultural and societal expectations on gender roles. Similarly, in between the two movies Brave and The Little Mermaid, the director focussed on the feminine aspects of how society perceives a women and expects females to fulfill their roles. Furthermore, the overall message of both

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    time books and series. I had no idea what to look for. I am also proud of myself for finishing this book. I find it hard to finish books on my own time and that 's why I never did. Yet, being forced to read made me finish it, and in the end I got a little bit of enjoyment out of it. Without the great descriptions of the scenery and chronological events, this book would have been quite boring and hard to read. The author did a splendid job of clearly describing each event thoroughly enough to make

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    Conventional gender roles are embedded into our stories creating the idea of “princess culture”. This “princess culture” creates the idea that girls have to become both Cinderella and Supergirl. This concept also brings “happily ever after” into the mix, creating the masculine prince who saves the princess or is arm candy at the end of the fairytale. While this format is much beloved by many including myself, there are many lesser known fairy tales which make important breaks in these gender norms

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    1. Thesis: I think your thesis is strong and obvious throughout your paper. So I don’t think that will be something you need to change dramatically. Instead, I think the main thing you should focus on for Draft 2 is organizing your paper so it is all supporting information for your thesis. In both your background and analysis section, ask yourself whether the information is there to support your thesis or whether it a secondary point. If it is a secondary point, then I probably wouldn’t include it

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    festive season. Modern Indian designers are also laying huge focus on TUTUs (layered skirt) and tiered ghagras with ethnic tops, cholis or kurtis. And like always sarees continue to find a place in the season’s festive fashion. Custom-made sarees for little girls are easily available. These sets usually come with a blouse, petticoat and saree. The pleats are pre-made and can be draped within minutes with the least effort. The waist of the saree has a drawstring band that keeps the attire intact as the

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    The Is Not Our Type

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    our move on someone. We walked up to a young man that looked to be in high school and began our conversation. We started off by just introducing ourselves and telling him that we were working on an assignment and just wanted to get to know him a little bit better. The conversation actually flowed really well and we had a lot in common like our love for sports and technology. His name is Dilan Patel and he’s a junior at Siloam High. You can probably tell by the last name that Dilan is Indian. I knew

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    abolitionists, she soon becomes a part of, which greatly influence her later works. Alcott’s most famous work, “Little Women,” was published in 1868, and was read by many young girls even today. Evolving from a struggling family to a world renowned author, Louisa May Alcott inspired her era and eras beyond by her writing talents in her some of her works such as “My Contraband,” “Little Women,” and “Jo’s Boys (Boston Women 's Heritage Trail).” My Contraband” is a rich short story that demonstrates

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    Taylor Christensen Mrs.Evans Fourth Period November, 7th 2016 The House on Mango Street In the novel, “The House on Mango Street”, author Sandra Cisneros portrays a story of a young girl, Esperanza who is completely dissatisfied with her life. She yearns for what she considers a perfect house and various other items that she believes will make her existence perfect. As she finds out who she truly is and what she is really good at, she becomes the person she had hidden all along. She was lost

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    Living, Loving, and Learning: Buscaglia Reflection While reading Leo Buscaglia's book, Living, Loving & Learning, I was able to reflect back on some of the experiences I have had in my life that have helped to make me the person I am today, and I was able to look into the future at what I would like to become. I was able to see how well I know myself and what I have to offer others. I was able to see the things I don't like about myself and determine some of the ways I can make myself

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    The thought of regionals and state were starting to come up a little more this late in the year. I knew that I would have to wrestle Roy again, one way or another. Regionals came up before I knew it and I won my first and second matches easily with pins, but I knew my third wouldn't be so easy. Sure enough, I checked

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