One day Marjane helped the maid write a love letter to their neighbor whom she loved, the nabor rejected her because he figured out she was a maid and did not accept her because of her class. In the text Marjane says“But is it her fault that she was born where she was born?? ?” “Dad are you for or against social classes?’’ Marjane was too young to realize that in her country they must stay in their own social classes when it comes to things like that. Her dad had to explain to her why the maid cannot do things like that. Marjane’s dad says “ Because in this country you must stay within your own social classes.’’Another theme of this story is Revolution.
There are times when you don 't want to admit what you have done, your scared about the consequence and try to get out of it, your embarassed what others will think of you. But ultimately the only thing bringing you down is not owning what you did. I 've learned know that no matter what i should own up to
The IEP records are only used as a starting point for teaching the student and it is up to the teacher to know the students strengths and weakness in learning. The student and teacher can discover together how best to help each student in the classroom, for each student has unique learning qualities. The teacher is aware of a problem and the next step is taking action to be better prepared for parent report card conferences. Whether that involves talking to a special education specialist for additional guidance, possibly moving the
Nora again is choosing to run and hide from her problems only this time it is affecting her family. Had Nora chosen to cower from the difficulties presented to her, she would have traumatized her family as well as left her children motherless. Nora is incredibly selfish in the way she treats her children. Multiple times Nora promises her children that she will play with them but continues to push them away. When talking to Krogstad she makes the Nurse take them away, and even after he has left she refuses to play with them because she is unable to focus on anything else but her own inconveniences.
In this stanza the parents awake to find their daughter missing and her explaining why she left. The parents are at first are devastated that their “baby’s gone” and that the girl would “treat us so thoughtlessly.” The mother continues questioning how the girl could leave her and break her heart. The significance of this is that in the refrain that follows the parents interject the narrator by saying “We never thought of ourselves; Never a thought for ourselves.” The irony is that the parents state they only thought of their child giving her what she needed; yet the parents’ first thoughts are how can our daughter betray us instead of where is my daughter? The author uses this to portray how closed-minded parents are. At the beginning the daughter left a note explaining why she was leaving, yet in the third and fourth stanza the parents read the note and still believe the girl was ungrateful.
Growing up listening to my parents talk about divorce constantly was never easy for my siblings and I, we wanted the picture perfect family where mom and dad were together forever. How I know so much about unhappy couples is having my parents stay together just so they did not have to put us kids through a broken home. This has caused constant stress on us all rather than if they would have went
I still experience momentary negative thoughts about myself sometimes, but rather than let it take hold of me, I assess the situation to identify the cause of the feeling, and I banish them from my thoughts. Self-love takes perseverance. There is this nagging little voice that’s always telling you of your inadequacies; you must not listen to it. Get a hold of yourself and impress positivity on your consciousness. The journey is not a smooth ride, it really is bumpy.
(Gates) By her family saying these things about Hamlet to her in a way she begins to doubt herself and her self-worth. But soon after this talk Ophelia obeys her brother and fathers wishes and ends her relationship with Hamlet because the love of her family means everything to her. The lack of respect her family has for Hamlet and their break-up payed a significant role in the beginning of her downward spiral into
Once you had made the start, you then surrounded yourself with people who wanted to help you along this journey. You chose your team. Dealing with your emotions was one of the hardest things you had to do. It would have been easier to dwell on the effects of events which had happened in your life, but for real personal growth you needed to look at the
She could never imagine that such an immoral act could be done by her husband. Jaya had to face many problems even the question from the neighbours and maidservants. So she remained silent and her silence was misinterpreted by Mohan who thought that Jaya was accusing him for the discomfort. But at the end Jaya decided to start a new life with her husband, making an end of her long silence. Key Words : Silence, Passive, climax, Malpractice, investigation, immoral, accusation.