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Chivalry is dead. No one today practices chivalry. Most guys think that chivalry is immature. Girls seem like they don"t care if guys are chivalrous. Sometimes guys can be polite, but for the most part they just feel like doing a good deed. That is not chivalry. Chivalry was about a way of life, not a spontaneous act of courteousy. ¤Ð/¥à=¦ § ¨ © ª
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The Moral of Jenny"s Story
Jenny had just graduated. She was starting at her new job. She was always good with numbers. In high school, Jenny made the honor roll all four of her years. Her college major was accounting. She wanted to work for an accounting firm in L.A. or New York. Jenny thought that she was going to make a lot of money. During the past summer she had interned with a well-known firm in New York. Jenny had receivednown to the people. They never had a chance to escape them. If they went to sleep, they did not know if they would wake up. Archbishop Romero began to support the poor people"s position. This was unacceptable because he was an upper class member. He could not support from any of his fellow bishops. At another worship service, Romero`s friend, a priest, was shot and killed. This upset Romero greatly. He finally won the support of the other bishops. However, he did not stop the death squads. The military was occupying a church where Romero had worshipped. He went to the church to take it back, and was very successful. While celebrating mass one day, Romero was killed by a shooter who sneaked into the church. This action alerted people to what was happening in El Salvador. The purpose of the movie was to make people aware of the situation. I learned that we need to be aware of our governments actions. They represent us. We need to make sure they do not think they are above us. People should vote if they are eligible, and stand up for human rights.
Mama`s Strengths
In the play, A Raisin in the Sun, a character named Mama has many strengths. She recognizes a generation gap, is the disciplinarian of the family, notices the problems of Ruth, and has her own dreams. The reader notices the generation gap because Mama states that "There is something between us." When a character named Beneatha is disrespectful, Mama is quick to remind her who is the boss. She makes Beneatha say "
"In my mothers house there is still God". Mama also notices that Ruth, her daughter - in-law, is pregnant. This is important because no one else seems to care. She wants to buy a house with a garden. All of these things make Mama a strong person, who keeps her family together.
Things Fall Apart.
One myth of the Ibo people was that night was considered bad or evil. However, the people believed that it was okay to go out at night; if there was a full moon. Another myth was that the oracle of agbala was a powerful force in peoples lives. They also believed that there were obanje. Obanje were evil babies that would die when they`re mother gave birth to them. They would die each time she had another baby.
In Things Fall Aart, is depicted in many ways. One such way is, during the wresling matches. During these matches, people would chear for the best wreslers of the village. Chauvanism is shown with a character named Okonkwo. Almost everything he does is based on his belief that men are better than women. Okonkwo tells his son stories about war and bloodshed, rather than stories of wisdom. He also uses his chauvanismm as an excuse for some of the bad things he does. Okonkwo beats his wife, is never emotional, and wrestles. The fear of foreigners is evident in Things Fall Apart. . This is shown in the form of a white lepper . The people do not understand other cultures; so they think that all whites are leppers. This, in turn, leads to a fear of what is unknown about foreiners. Hospitality is important to the Ibo tribe. They use it in all greetings. Okonkwo takes things to another man`s house when he goes to talk to him.
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