them to do what they dream. And I know my mother also likes to travel, but sadly, she always thinks taking good care of family is her only responsibility, she cannot leave home. I always tell her, “ Your kids are grown up. Don’t worry too much about us. Just go anywhere you want to go.” But she just cannot. So now, I am here. I took a lot of pictures and sent them to my mother, then told her about where I live and how it looks like here. I hope I can be a good writer or storyteller, when people read
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culture out of which the story emerges. In the written version of “Aladdin and the Enchanted Lamp”, Aladdin is a boy who is lazy, “headstrong and incorrigible good-for nothing” (Dawood 165). His unruly ways even make his own father grieves over this “perverseness” (Dawood 165), causing him to die. After his father dies, Aladdin depends on his mother to make money to provide food, and
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baby; the baby is dismembered, torn apart, and vacuumed out of the mother. Some people believe that abortion is inhumane; however, many people do not find abortion cruel and find it a necessary operation in certain cases. From the many reasons that make abortion just, the most common reasons that abortion could be necessary are baby before marriage, baby conceived of rape and pregnancy seriously endangering the life of the mother. As what some people believe, abortion is the very last solution
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pregnancy is an important decision to make. About half of women in America have an unplanned pregnancy at some point in their lives. There are many reasons to abort such as financial instability, relationship problems, unwillingness to be a single mother, health of fetus problems, mother’s health, etc. However, for whatever reasons, women should not have an abortion. The first reason why an abortion is wrong relate to basic human values. We need to think about the unborn babies who are not responsible
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under the assumption that those around him are innocent and pure because they attend church and share his same religious convictions. Once he leaves his home and wife, Faith for the night to venture into the forest, he soon realizes that all those good and kind hearted people he has known his entire life are associates of the devil. Satan has been waiting patiently for Goodman Brown to join him and once Brown enters the forest he uses the relationships Brown has with those in his community to apply
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expectation, sentiments, concern and dominant adjustment tendencies relating to his family, sex, interpersonal relationship and self-concept. ATTITUDE TOWARD MOTHER (Nos. 14, 29, 44, 59) Expresses only positive feelings toward mother. Sees mother’s fault, but accepts and tolerates their differences. Completely rejects and misappropriate mother, considered over demanding. ATTITUDE TOWARD FATHER (Nos. 1, 16, 31, 46) Expresses complete satisfaction with father’s personality. Admires father but
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* Acknowledgement * Preface * Short Stories * Strength of mind * Hopelessness of Turab * Essay * Reality of life * My school days * Travelogue * Trip to Murree * Trip to LAS VEGAS * Poetry * My Mother * That Day on the Mountain * My Father * Articles * Creativity of media * Lahore, the heart of Pakistan * Critique (movie) * Taare Zameen Par * Sights and Sounds of LSE * Play * Price of Honesty * blurb
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Children are seen to be the future leaders after we’ve lived our lives. They are to carry on in the world and make improvements for the better. With that, they are to be taught responsibility and good decision making skills. How parents go about on teaching that to their kids is in their own unique way based on their given circumstances. Some parents are able to succeed in properly raising their child and some fail for whatever reason. Some children, with enough self determination and discipline
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1. The Gift of the Magi "The Gift of the Magi" is a short story written by O. Henry (a pen name for William Sydney Porter), about a young married couple and how they deal with the challenge of buying secret Christmas gifts for each other with very little money. As a sentimental story with a moral lesson about gift-giving, it has been a popular one for adaptation, especially for presentation during the Christmas season. The plot and its "twist ending" are well-known, and the ending is generally
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The relationship between the girl and the mother is controlling, poor bonding, and one sided. Due to the mother being from Jamaica her traditions was instilled in her from her parents, so she attempts to instill those same traditions to her daughter. But, she fails to realize that what was foster in her is different by the time period her daughter lives her life. The girl seem to be annoyed with all the “you must do this, and you must act like this, and don’t sing Calypso in church better yet not
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