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    Once upon a time in little town called Cape Granite, Wyoming there was a young girl by the name of Cinderella, she was a little on the heavy side. She didn't become this way until her dad passed away unexpectedly. A year before he died he remarried a young woman named Elara. Elara has two daughters named Jacelyn and Kiana, they were around the same age as Cinderella. After Cinderella’s father died she became very depressed and she ate her feelings by eating when she felt sad and upset. Eating was

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    That “Perfect” Cinderella Everyone knows the Cinderella story. Well, the fake one. The one where poor, little Ella is treated so unkindly by her sisters and especially by her stepmother? Yeah, that’s not even close to the reality of the situation. And I should know. I am her “cruel” stepmother. It all started when Ella’s father died. Though we were all disheartened by this, Ella took it one step too far. She would cry herself to sleep for weeks, and weeks turned into months, and months turned into

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    As Tim Burton, a famous director and producer once said, ¨one person's craziness is another person's reality¨ This directly applies to the Dominican Republic during the time of Rafael Trujillo's rule. Minerva Mirabal, is a woman who risks her life rebelling against her powerful dictator and his regime. Her ultimate goal is freedom and her rights. However, Minerva has not always shown disdain and hate towards Trujillo. Minerva's views on Trujillo and the regime change throughout the book. When Minerva

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    IN THE TIME OF THE BUTTERFLIES The Mirabal Sisters Courage The word courage is a prime example of the Mirabal sisters. Each of the Mirabal sisters show their courage in different ways because some of the sisters are more courageous than the others in certain situations. Although Minerva is more assertive and brave the other girls can get just as assertive and brave as Minerva. I think that the Mirabal sisters are very courageous but sometimes their decisions are crazy and it can cost them a lot

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    In the Time of the Butterflies by Julia Alvarez is about four sisters growing up and facing the regime built by Trujillo. Patria was the oldest of the four girls, and her sisters, in the order that they were born were, Dedé, Minerva and Maria Teresa. All of the sisters, except for Dedé, fight in revolution against Trujillo. Patria changes greatly throughout the book. As a child and a young adult, her religion is extremely important to her and she does not believe in the revolution; when she loses

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    the Butterflies, the Mirabal sisters sacrificed a lot in order to fight for justice and social change against the oppressive regime of the Dominican dictator, Trujillo. However, while fighting for their freedoms and rights, Trujillo had them imprisoned and assassinated. Their actions motivated many others to fight for the cause, eventually leading to Trujillo’s assassination by none other than his own generals. While some claim that it was not justified for the sisters to make such extreme sacrifices

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    How to Read Literature Like a Professor being applicable to In the Time of the Butterflies. One such instance of this is the appearance of the bible in the novel. Religion had a large impact on the Mirabal sisters, especially Patria who was more in touch with her religion than the other sisters. This is increasingly apparent in her views of Pedrito who she calls her earthly groom. Also, Trujillo is similar to a god through his use of spies, through which he can see everything, and his authoritative

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    The film Cinderella Man is based on a true story of an Irish-American boxer. During The Great Depression, ex-boxer due to an injury James J. Braddock (Russell Crowe) works as a day labourer until his former manager Joe Gould (Paul Giamatti) offers him a one time fight against a young rising boxer. After Jim had a shocking win he goes back to boxing full time despite his concerned wife Mae Braddock (Renée Zellweger). Nicknamed “The Cinderella Man” for his rags to riches story, Jim is set out to fight

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    Trujillo, look to the Mirabal sisters as fearless. In truth, they were not, yet that makes their story all the more inspiring: they were human and afraid, though they stood up against the tyranny and their hardships regardless. They were able to do this because their courage came from love. That is not to mean sappy, cleshay love, and it does not have to mean romantic love. Agape, a selfless love, gives Mirabal sisters the will to persevere and “face the fire”. Through each sisters’ rising action and climax

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    always find the same outcome. Like the ball scene there are connotations of it in both stories. Also the fairy god-mother and how she helps Cinderella get a dress and got her a ride. Particularly in "Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters" , Nyasha and her sister Manyara were invited to a party so the prince could find a beautiful wife of his own, in they same way of the story Little Gold Star " It just happened that the prince of the land wanted to get married." Even though she didn’t have anything to wear

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