Salcedo, Hermanas Mirabal

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    There are several events that lead the Mirabal sisters to oppose the “Trujillo regime”. The first event is at their high school play when Sanita almost shot Trujillo with the arch. After that day Minerva never saw Sanita again. Also, Trujillo’s party play a big role in the events that lead the Mirabal sisters to oppose to his regime. Trujillo invite the Mirabal family to his party, where he asked Minerva to dance with him. Trujillo was inappropriate with Minerva, and Minerva act with an instinct

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    Dedé is filled with sorrow and emptiness for the life she has chosen, nothing fulfilling her the way she wishes. Jaimito dominates her, she is not allowed to see her sisters, and her sisters possess the adventure she has always wanted. When she sees them walk toward her in union, she compares them to the three fates: the incarnations of destiny and life. She does this because these mythical creatures spin the thread of life and determine how long one lives, which is exactly what her sisters are doing

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    Dedé's Silent Journey

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    Throughout the long flight to freedom, each of the butterflies continued to fly through the nets which surrounded them. Minerva, Mate, and Patria Mirabal found the courage to fly straight through each net which came in their way, but their death sadly ended their journey much too early. However, Dedé’s courage separates her from her other sisters, as she was constantly fighting imprisonment and it continued for the rest of her life following the loss of her sisters. Dedé’s courage is salient throughout

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    back against him. This is once Minerva found out that the leader they look up too is a murder. In today’s world, if a person turns their back against a gang ruler or a sovereign would the person themselves and their family would end up dead. The Mirabal sisters had developed with a plan to overthrow Dictator Trujilio by. Trujillo started

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    This second journal is based on chapters five to seven of In The Time of the Butterflies. I think that these chapters are very important for the plot of the novel. Chapter five is from Dede's perspective. In this chapter, Dede and her sister Minerva meet a man named Lio, and he is a revolutionist like Minerva. They fall in love, but Minerva does not want to admit it. Later, Lio decides to move to a safer location because his protests are getting him in trouble with the government. He writes a letter

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    error of building these figures into the image of an invincible, godlike hero, when in fact, they are ordinary people who accomplish extraordinary things. The author of In the Time of the Butterflies, Julia Alvarez, takes a historical figure, Minerva Mirabal, and shows the completely human side of the woman who inspired the revolution against the Dominican dictator, Rafael Trujillo. Despite her self-doubt and other insecurities, Minerva exhibits remarkable courage that inspires a revolution. As Minerva

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    Butterflies by Julia Alvarez, is a fictional story about the Mirabal sisters during the time of the dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo in the Dominican Republic in 1860. The book was is told by the sisters in their points of view.. In the book the sisters represents butterflies, because they show they are free and change. Each sister embodies freedom and changes in their own littler ways, but for different reasons. Dede, the second Mirabal sister is more on edge about the revolution then her sisters

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    Infobox Childhood Mira was born on Naboo, the eldest daughter of the House Palpatine's patriarch Cosinga and his wife. She was raised in her family's ancestral home, Convergence, situated in Naboo's Lake Country, and had at least three brothers and two sisters. From an early age Mira knew she wanted nothing more in life then to make the planet of Naboo powerful and strong, Mira wanted to become The Queen of Naboo and she wanted to make her House extremely wealthy, this ambition was also fueled by

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    I would recommend In the Time of the Butterflies by Julia Alvarez to my friend because the novel gives the four Mirabal sisters a voice to show why they rebelled against Rafael Leonidas Trujillo’s dictatorship through their experiences. In the novel, it states, “’People who opened their big mouths didn’t live very long,’ Sinita said. ‘Like my uncles I told you about. Then, two more uncles, and then my father.’ Sinita began crying again. ‘Then this summer, they killed my brother.’ My tummy ache had

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    Life Older sisters are there for their younger sisters in unsustainable situations. Every little action makes a difference when it comes to security from governmental issues. Victims of Friendship Virgilio Morales is a new friend introduced to the Mirabal sisters by Mario. Minerva and Virgilio (or Lio) became a little closer than friends but not to close. Minerva believes that they spend a lot of time speaking about different aspects in life because they have the same mind set. Who is Lio? Lio is

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