Flexion: After The Short Story

She tell a story of a young girl named fwadaus who lost the house key of her uncle’s house .After losing the key fwadaus decided to burn her hand so as to attract sympathy from his uncle who mistreated her . The story says “this fateful day, she lost something not so little- she’d lost the key to the house and she was terrified of her uncle‘s wrath.” and the story continuously say.

A positive change is that his love and respect for his wife is still alive even though she died a long time ago for instance, “Here in this room she died, and soul more white never through martyrdom of fire was led to its repose; nor can in books be read the legend of a life more benedight.”. With that, he still thinks she was a very pure and blessed person which is a positive change. However, there is a negative change in his wife dying. For eighteen years he is still grieving the death of his wife and has not moved on, for instance, “These eighteen years, through all the changing scenes and seasons, changeless since the day she died.”. This is a negative change because he has been grieving for eighteen years, which means he has not moved on for eighteen

“Love you, mama, Miss you”(Aviv, 2), the words of three year old Adam to his mother who was placed with the Orange County Social Services. In Rachel Aviv’s article “ Where is your mother” thirty-nine year old, single working parent Niveen Ismail, “begged” them to return her son after she left Adam unsupervised at home whilst she was out. Niveen mentions that on this tragic day that, “It was mechanical- I wasn’t thinking anymore... I was just trying to survive” (Aviv, 6) she was overworked, undernourished and had just reached a “breaking point”.

“I should be with you!” But my husband hadn’t gone on a vacation in five years; his every waking moment had been spent caring for me, taking care of my broken body, my needs, managing my illness. Because of that, I forced him to go on this trip. It took months of convincing, but he finally relented, and his sister had gone along with him.

John went on with his life but, the benefit after the event was “ a religious vocation is that it helps you concentrate”(Pg.7) Ames leaves his lifetime work to his son as a way to teach him the knowledge he has gained through years of writing and, for Ames “writing has always felt like praying, even when he wasn't writing prayers. ”(Pg.19) Since the death of his first wife and son in a way this was a way to not lose faith in god. Ames learned

Isaac White, an assistant surgeon in the 29th and 31st Virginia Infantries writes to his wife: “My Dear Jinnie …Charlie Westonlake was wounded very seriously a few days ago. I hope he may recover. Poor George Kittlie was killed (son of Mrs Kittlie) poor old lady this makes the second son she has lost in the last two weeks. The 62nd has but very few men left I have many things to tell you that I havent had time to write. I suppose you have ere this heard of the death of dear Alfred poor dear fellow he was my true friend

Mi Ma has been trying to persuade me to leave Clementine here. She has been trying to persuade me to take the Cline family to Oregon ever since an old fella named Albert went there. I think she takes a liken to him ever since pee pa died from a gunfight in town. His death was only last year and she 's already after a new man. Pee Paw and Mi Ma were the same age when he died, only 58 years old, he couldn 't quite make sixty.

In Go Set a Watchman, by Harper Lee, twenty-six-year-old Jean Louise Finch returns home from New York City to visit her father, Atticus. Jean Louise experiences extreme amounts of disillusionment throughout her homecoming when she discovers that her father, who she completely adored throughout her entire childhood, is not who she thought he was. To elaborate, as a child, Jean Louise took Atticus 's word for gospel and idolized everything about him. At one point in the novel, Jean Louise describes Atticus as “the only human being she had ever fully and wholeheartedly trusted.” (Lee 113) When Jean Louise returns to Maycomb, she discovers that her father has is far from perfect, as he uses derogatory terms about colored people and attends citizens council meetings that are dedicated to preserving white supremacy.

It can mean a creativity.. According to a dream analyst, Dreams about being pregnant can mean a lot about creativity. It is because usually woman is creating a new life out of her body. When a woman dreamed that she is being pregnant, it just like that she is craving time to be creative. In the other words we can say that

This is the mistake multiple people make, and one in which I don’t want to make at the end of my life. My ideal death would be having all the necessary paperwork filled out for my wishes, having already had the tough conversation, not taking any measures to prolong my life, and most importantly being surrounded by my friends and family. Much of what I wish to be my ideal death are going to make the process not only easy on me but also on my friends and

Marybell said that she had a bit of alcohol with her son on Sunday, but other than that she had gone almost a whole week without a drink. Marybell also has not had a cigerette in almost three weeks, which she is also proud of. Marybell was informed about the cycle of change and that relaspe is a part of the cycle and then problem solved about how to deal with relapse if it should occur in regards to her smoking. Marybell is still smoking marijuana regularly. Marybell 's biggest stressor right now is the threat of her water being shut off due to not paying the bill and we problem solved ways to deal with this until she had a source of

After Richard joined the Army, she had gone on a couple dates with friends of friends, but it felt awkward and uncomfortable. Her friends said she just “needed to get her feet wet” but she was unsure if she was “even interested.” Tanesha’s grandmother and aunt had both suffered breast cancer, causing Tanesha to be vigilant about her health. She has annual physical exams, takes vitamins daily, eats healthfully, and attempts to exercise regularly.

“she suffered a head injury during a carriage accident in 1863 and thereafter complained of migraine headaches” . The next 17 years held nothing but sorrow. Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in 1865. With her son "Tad" she traveled abroad in search of health, tortured by distorted ideas of her financial situation. And then Tad died in 1871.

The touch of his fingers on her face is a pivotal moment in her life, something the narrator does not understand. Although his wife has maintained contact with the blind man for ten years, this will be the first time she has seen him since her marriage, subsequent divorce, and remarriage. Robert, the blind

The Dumas were given so much kindness and were accepted so quickly in those two short years that they were in America. They were highly thought of in their community that they didn’t want to go back to their homeland of Iran after their two-year were up. They didn’t know when they were going to come back, the girl even said so herself, “I didn’t know then that indeed be returning to America about two years later” (Dumas, 16).All that the girl knew was that everyone was upset that she was leaving.