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is an elderly man who probably resents being left alone. He may worry about his own future, without his son to take care of him in his later years. American and Indian societies are poles apart and Jagan fears Mali will be an outcast (=a misfit) and won’t be happy in America. THE TEXT The story is set in a small town in India. The three main characters are an elderly shopkeeper, Jagan, his cousin, a college teacher, and Mali, Jagan’s son, a twenty-year-old arts student who is mentioned in the

What made Starbucks hugely successful?  The dramatic explanation of Starbucks' prevalence in today's society says their success was due to the creation of a so-called "Third Place" culture. In reality, it was because an entrepreneur who believed in strong operations management and having a central focus for everyone in the company to follow. This was the long-term vision of Howard Schultz. He was well aware that developing this coffee culture successfully involves not only utilizing an impactful

Presentation Macbeth act III scene 2 from line 6 to 56 The setting: The characters: They are two characters who are Macbeth and his wife Lady Macbeth. Situation: Duncan is now dead. The king of Scotland is dead however Macbeth and his wife are still not satisfied as we can see through line 5 “where our desire is got without content”. Both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth are not fully satisfied because his mind his on Banquo. Banquo and Fleance are still in life. They are an hindrance. Structure:

I the advice. I have of learn fast because it is difficult to sell products which one do not know. When the customer feels that the salesman knows his job it is more opened to buy. I was able to analyze the various points of view of the customers when I made my internship. There is different typical of customers. There are those who are loyal and thus who thinks that our store offers goods services (shorts extansion, pleasant staff and competent, customer's respect and ethical), for the other one

and often selfish but who can also be affectionate (especially towards his teddy bear). He lives in Highbury, north London, where he held a small apartment. He usually wears a brown tweed suit, a red tie, brown pants too short, it will exchange involuntarily to the locker room with a smaller pants, and be left with the fly open before the Queen or a police officer. Mr. Bean is very talkative, and is usually expressed as muttering words more or less understandable. It knows neither his name nor his

Cavendish, a woman he has never met but he remembers hearing that she used to be a stripper, and he believes he can persuade her to have sex with him. Holden goes downstairs to the Lavender Room, where he dances with three women in their thirties who want to meet a celebrity. When Holden dances with the blonde he feels that he is “half in love” just because she dances well. Holden leaves the Edmont, he starts to think about Jane Gallagher and he tells us how he got to know her. They met during

around the room. As they walk, they start talking together.... Heroism according to Grant Grant’s vision of heroism --> Grant’s definition of what a hero is, it is someone who does something for other people. He does something that other men don’t and can’t do. A hero would do anything for people he loves, because he knows it would make them live better. Grant’s perceptions -->Grant says that he (Grant) is not a hero, but that Jefferson can be a hero. Grant tells Jefferson about the white

3 Salerio / Solario 4 in love Page 34 – Exercise 1 a. Lorenzo tells Graziano about his love for Jessica and about their secret plan to run away together that evening. b. Shylock doesn’t want to go to Bassanio’s house for dinner for two reasons: he knows Bassanio and all his friends hate him and he also has a bad feeling about leaving the house that evening. c. Shylock tells Jessica not to look out the window when they go by in their masques. d. She takes a casket full of jewels and money, as well

Georges is confronted to a dilemma. Consequently, his choice is justified because he knows very well that if he does not kill Lennie at once, the farmer will catch him and will torture him. For my part, I think that I would not have been able to realize it but I am very admiring of this act which has allowed Lennie to know a happy life and without suffering with one friend who has knew how to keep him up to the end and who in a way delivered him.

which, by birth, makes him to natural choice of ruler. But there is more to it. Every community needs a ruler, a guide who makes decisions, looks after the community and makes the rules. Otherwise, it would be utter chaos (Cf Lord of the Flies, where even kids appoint themselves a leader). Robert Fitzooth is more likely to assume this position because he was born amongst rulers. He knows how to treat his subjects, how to govern them. He has the experience and the charism necessary to do so. He will not