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into 3 parts: in the two first paragraphs, the narrator remembers that she -with her inmates- has once been sleeping in a gymnasium in which she had a lot of memories: she remembers all the activities that had once been hold there but something had already changed at the moment when they were sleeping in the gymnasium. In the third paragraph the narrator and her inmates appear to be like prisoners: in this gymnasium where she once has yearned for future, they have been treated like prisoners. Actually

everyone in America was shocked. But the explanation of such a situation only came the day of her trial. England was a soldier in the 372nd Military Police Company and was in charge of the administrative duty. So she had no reason to be in the prison where detainees were held except meeting the man she was in love with: a strong soldier named Charles Graner, 35 years old. In an interview for the Guardians published on January 16th 2009, Janis Karpinski, the commanding officer in charge of the prison, said:

writers. A quiet man, Jim loves the American West that he grew up in and is able to pursue his passion through his work with the railroad. That day on the train, they talk about a Bohemian girl that they both knew named Ántonia. For both of them, she symbolizes their childhood on the frontier, and Jim mentions that he thinks about her quite a bit. He tells the speaker that he has been recording his memories of the girl, and a few months later, he brings a folder containing his writing to the speaker

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them what segregation consists in. She says that blacks were not allowed to share the same facilities as white people. Yet at first, Vicky thought that the word "coloured" was for hair but her mother told her it had nothing to do with the colour of people's hair. She explained even though her hair is black, she is allowed to use the toilets meant for whites as her skin is white. In fact, no matter what colour her hair may be, she is allowed to do that because she is white as her mother is. Nevertheless

wisdom of childhood Cosette measured the abyss that separated her from that doll. She said to herself that you would have to be a queen or a princess at least to have something like that belong to you. She considered that lovely pink dress, that lovely sleek hair, and she thought, ‘How happy that doll must be!’ She could not take her eyes off that fantastic stall. The more she looked, the more dazzled she was. She thought she was seeing paradise. Cosette, envoyée par Thénardier à la recherche d'eau

good manners, naivety, chastity, humility, but also seducing skills. At some point, Ellen Sutpen could match the Southern Belle description, but she is definitely not shown, nor depicted as such. 68, 3 “So the natural thing would have been for her to go out and live with Judith, the natural thing for her or any southern woman, gentlewoman” (…) 68 “but she didn’t”. The quote points out that not only Miss rosa didn’t enter the Southern Belle scheme, but that her natural instincts, her identity as a

writing reveals that she is a civil-rights activist. She grew up in St Louis and in Stamps in Arkansas. She was raised in the faith and values of the African-American culture. In Stamps, she was the target of brutality and racial discrimination. At 14, because of her love for/ of art, she won a scholarship to study dance and drama in San Francisco. There she found a job and became the first African-American cable car driver in San Francisco. Just after her graduation she gave birth to her

Rosa parks is an obstinate woman and she has much willpower. She struggled against the segregation of blacks and whites and rebelled against the laws of the bus in Alabama refusing to leave his place in the middle section. She was arrested. Many people have organized bus boycott. The next day, she was considered. She remained courageous and determined. Finally, she caused a big change in American law because a white lawyer, Clifford Durr willing to challenge the law on the segregation of Rosa Parks

Chantelle Louisa Grand, (she was 23 years old, average sized in height, and had perfect long blonde hair with perfect emerald green eyes), had just sat down, with a bowl of popcorn to watch a horror movie called ‘Her Life’, when the phone began to ring. “Hello?” She said when she had turned the T.V. volume down and had the phone to her ear. “Get out of the house.” A strangely familiar voice demanded. “Excuse me? Who do you think you are? Demanding me to leave my own house?” Chantelle ranted