In the plays" Death of a Salesmen and Fences, the main characters succeed at establishing a relationship with their family but both manage to ruin it by making foolish decisions. In Fences, Troy tries to influence Cory into something which is not natural of him and consequently ruins their family relationship, even though some love is still apparent. ... In both novels the father-son relationship is ruined at the end of the son's high school years. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

All it took was a rainy night and a lack of attention to fence the atmosphere in the Americans couple's room. ... George, her husband (whose name was mentioned throughout the story) is more content with life; he is relaxed and reading his novel. ...

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In 'The Mores' Clare says that 'All sighed when lawless laws enclosure came', (78) and suggests that enclosure has even taken away the freedom of 'sheep and cows'. (23) It may be said that Clare views enclosure as a removal of the 'unbounded freedom' that he experienced before 'fence or ownership crept in between'. (7-8) So it may be said that Clare's suffering of a harsh and bitter personal experience was also a shared historical one. ... It is shown in the novel however that a wife is 'as much a man's property as his hors...

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Is it worth the 365 days of countless hours of hard work, just trying to make someone else's one "big day" special? A professional wedding consultant has many jobs in planning the bride's big party, from finding the right venue, talking with the bride and groom on what colors they want and what food...

• Word Count: 3629
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• Grade Level: High School