Ao3 Henry Case Study

Carter prefers not to communicate with immediate family. Family does not want Carter to return home due to concern for his older sister and younger

Dobson tells the story of a kid whose father is leaving and promises to write, but he never talks to the kid again. Divorce not only hurts the man and woman involved, it also hurts the children. Divorce hurts the children more so than it hurts the adults because the children do not understand. Dobson tells us to wait and not be so quick to make the decision about getting married. He says one needs to pray about it before even thinking about marriage.

Capone also showed kids not to do what he does. He told kids not to join in the stuff he led and he also wouldn’t accept kids into the mob. He wouldn’t put hits out on kids or girls, he made sure they were safe, most of the time. After he passed away his wife even tried to protect her son from what her husband did ,said in this excerpt "Mae Capone, wife of Al Capone and a devout Catholic, urged their only son "not to do what your father did. He broke my heart."

In the beginning, Conrad is hesitant to call Dr. Berger and when he finally does, he does not want to leave the doctor his number. This is a way of avoiding his problems. Another example is when he goes to see the doctor and Conrad will not tell him anything about what is wrong. Again he is avoiding talking about his feelings and emotions. One example of Conrad showing “violence” is when he barked at his mother to avoid the

Although his mother initially wants to help out Mary Dempster, she quickly changes her mind once the incident in the gravel pit occurs. However, Dunstan’s guilt stops him from abandoning Mary Dempster, therefore a disagreement rises between the two. He believes, “…that nobody - not even my [his] mother - was to be trusted…” (36). He ultimately enlists in the army in order to escape choosing between his mother and Mary Dempster. After the war ended, he learns about his parent’s death and feels indifferent and relieved even.

Edouard had broken a commitment to his father on not telling anyone what had happened to the little girl ”Sarah” which puts Edouard in a lot of guilt since he obeyed his father’s last wishes. Second of all,even though Julia knew she was to discontinue her research she still manages to encourage Edouard to tell her what had happened to Sarah. “ Edouard, don 't you want to know what had happened to Sarah” ( 165 ). Edouard knew Julia would never continuously stop the research until she truly found out what had happened. My last point is, without the help of Edouard, Julia would not have known where to start.

Lourdes, Enrique’s mother, struggles to support her children, Belky and Enrique, in Honduras. She becomes aware that she will be unable to send her children to school past the third grade, but she is determined to not let he children live as she did, in poverty. Lourdes leaves her family and home, like many single mothers in recent years, for the United States so that she might send remittances home for her daughter and son. Enrique is shuffled from one home to another, during which he is never told of what has happened to his mother, as none will tell him an answer. Enrique sells spices and foods in order to assist paying for family needs and his sister, Belky, attends a decent school as their aunt cares for her.

He has one older sister Jacey and three younger brothers John, Mike, and Andy. Jacey and he are not talking anymore because she refused to lend him money for gambling. He has disturbed Jacey’s family by calling their phone number every 3 am and put glue in their door’s key hole. Jacey had to move to a new place and change their phone number to avoid him. John and Mike are not close to Ben because they immigrated to another country long time ago.

Second of all, the theme of hypocrisy is present in the story. In the beginning, she tells her son about the criminal known as “the Misfit,” who is on the loose in Florida. She even says the following: “I wouldn 't take my children in any direction with a criminal like that aloose in it. I couldn 't answer to my conscience if I did.” When her son ignores her comment, she decides to try a different approach, telling her grandchildren’s parents that they “ought to take them somewhere else for a change so they would see different parts of the world and be broad” and that “they never have been to east Tennessee.” Here, the grandmother has revealed her true intentions. She only wants for the children to go to Tennessee.

Mary could not imagine what life would be like without him so she wanted him to refuse Sam’s invitation to go raid the tea ship that came that night. If John went to tonight's event he either lives or dies he has a wife and three kids he’d lose them. His kids would grow up without a father, John couldn’t bare to think of what would happen if he were to die. But in the end he is a Patriot and he needs to stand up for his people. So his final decision now is...he will be apart of the Boston Tea Party.