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will then be used to provide further understanding about why the over-representation of Maori in crime rates has remained consistent through several generations. Individuals who identify as Maori currently make up 15% of New Zealand’s population (Quince, 2007) , this reduces when age is taken account; where of New Zealand’s population over 15 years old, 12.5% identify as Maori (Elers, 2012). Grossly disproportionate to this is the representation of the Maori population in New Zealand crime rates

smirked. “ Ms. Perfect?” I shrugged, whoever was over there probably was a know it all. “Yeah, and her best friend…” The emerald eyed boy smiled looking wistfully into the distance. “Quince? Quince? You daydreaming again.” The blue eyed boy waved his hand. “Shut up James, like you don’t do that sometimes.” Quince scowled. “But...but..” He spat in protest. “Yeah, talk to the judge…” He chuckled. “Team Blue and Red!!! Please report to cabin 6!!!” I heard a loud

of the greatest characters that provide comic relief in Shakespeare’s play. Shakespeare uses Bottom to provide comedy to the play, in which most of the play is based around him and his antics. Bottom messes up grammar, spelling, and everything that Quince, the author of "Pyramus and Thisbe," had wanted for the play for the Duke and Duchess. Examples of his Ass like qualities are seen in the first act. For instance, Bottom says “You were best to call them generally, man by man, according to the scrip”

Romantic love, illusion of love, and friendship love, by explaining these different love stories in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, is both intriguing and magical, but yet comical. Enemies, friends, and lovers all come together to overcome battles to get to the happy ending where love, confusion, misunderstandings, and forgiveness conquers all. Romantic loves come with four characters, Hermia, Lysander, Helena, and Demetrius. This is a tangled web when Hermia is being forced to marry Demetrius, but

be present to bring out entertainment and joy throughout the event. Like in wedding reception, the first dance of the party always goes to the birthday girl’s father. This daughter-father dance is a tradition for Quinceañera, and it is called the quince waltz (Madrina). This is a special moment for the young girl and her father. This dance symbolizes the young woman 's growing independence and the father has accepted that

seen...") is of course not intended, but reflects the confusion of the night's events. This particular fault of speech is one which afflicts Bottom elsewhere ("I see a voice"; but it is possible that the fault is the writer's; in the rehearsal, Quince tells Flute

which my grandparents were in attendance. They are very old and may not be able to see them for another birthday of mine. The trip is long and tedious, which is difficult on a weakened body, so having them there at my quince was the greatest memento. All the people who attend to the quince are not likely to attend again to another birthday, which is why they specify this celebration into the most significant moment in a young Mexican girl life. Most people, especially girls shop for an

Module 3 Emma is a 35-year-old Mexican woman who was born and raised in Chicago. She has three children and two pets currently. She was recently divorced from her husband named Jose, which they were married for 15 years. Growing up Emma didn’t live in the easiest environment, even though Emma was provided with food, clothing, and shelter, she didn’t have the greatest childhood. She was the oldest child of two and would not receive as much as attention from her parents that she craved and needed

around. He picked up the beige phone with a coiled wire attached to it and dialed the number of Walter Quince. It rang for just a second, then a woman answered, “Hello, how may I help you?” “I need to speak to Walter Quince please,” Emerson replied, hiding his trembling fingers from the guards. “Right away,” the woman agreed. More quickly than expected, Mr. Quince answered, “This is Mr. Quince” “I am Emerson Jones. Would you like to come and visit?,” Emerson pretended to hear an acceptance to his

Quinceañera, symbolizes the date she evolves from childhood and becomes a young lady. This is a momentous occasion, similar to the coming-out party in other cultures; both signify the young lady is eligible for marriage. When it comes time to plan your Quince girl's rite-of-passage, it's a good idea to make Quinceañera limousine rentals a priority. Be mindful of the Latino custom where family and dear friends help defray Quinceañera expenses. For example: the Padrino de limosina handles the Quinceañera