She goes on to compare herself to a rising loaf of bread and a fat coin purse full of newly-minted money. ... As previously mentioned, Plath chooses just the right words to give us the jolting in sound, and there are plenty more words within this small poem that help us solve Plath's riddle. ... Beginning with the attention getting "O" gives this line emphasis partly because of its placement (about midway and turning the tone) and more so for its importance to the theme. ... In saying that, when the reader tries to make a connection to pregnancy one can infer that the speaker se...

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The reason why men are the primary career workers is because they are expected by society to be the "bread-winners" of the household. ... The best solution for mothers that allows them to avoid giving up the job they love or giving up time with your family is by working a part-time. Otherwise, if they do decide to give into the traditional way and become a full-time housewife, they are more than likely to fall into depression or loose their sense of importance. ... A man's role in the family is typically to be the "bread winner" and this comes from being pressured by society to do so....

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• Grade Level: High School

Edna's character was slowly awakened to being pulled in four archetypical directions: these archetypes include the marriage of the work-orientated and "bread-winning" husband and the ideal mother, the outcast "quasi-intellectual" feminist, the high-class society, and the true love. ... The blending of the typical male, bread-winning husband who is consumed with business with an atypical wife who rejects the role of the perfect mother who stays at home caused an inevitable breakdown of the Pontellier's relationship. ... Seeing her being pulled in two quite different directions by th...

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• Grade Level: High School

With the state that he is in now I can give up that hope. ... ~ I left Gregor=s favorite drink, milk and bread, for him in his room this morning while he was sleeping. ... We will have to give him a break and carry some of the weight that he carries for us everyday. ... I decided that because of his size that we should take the furniture out of the room to give him space to roam about. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

With the state that he is in now I can give up that hope. ... ~ I left Gregor=s favorite drink, milk and bread, for him in his room this morning while he was sleeping. ... We will have to give him a break and carry some of the weight that he carries for us everyday. ... I decided that because of his size that we should take the furniture out of the room to give him space to roam about. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

Henry also mentioned that a couple of boys at school have been giving him a hard time well my Henry is such a sensitive boy he came home crying and insisting he never return to school would you keep an eye out for him John that"d be fabulous well here's Henry [to Henry] Henry don't forget to wash your hands son and next time spray that Glade, the smell is truly horrendous..." ... The most common include; you child's inability to clean their room, your child's refusal to eat all the food on their plate and of course in contest to a decision you made to protect them from...

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(P 58) Not only is Rusty's father neglectful, he sets a negative example for Rusty during his influential teenaged years by drinking regularly and depending on welfare to support the family. " My old man, he got a regular check from the government, but it wasn't very much and he sometimes forgot to give it to me before he drank it up." ... Maddy lets Legs in through the window and prepares a bed and a warm meal for the exhausted Legs: " watching Legs eat like she hadn't eaten in days, eyes leaking tears she was so grateful for the hunk of meatloaf I"d found in the refrigerato...

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Coming of Age in Mississippi, is heartbreaking story of Anne Moody's unbreakable spirit throughout the first nineteen years of her life. Anne writes about the unspeakable treatment that was socially imposed on African Americans, otherwise known as the Jim Crowe laws. Through the time of young ages ...

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• Grade Level: High School