Genie Wiley Case Study

There was a kid named David Nickels. He was a bully who is 12 years old .He is good at mostly sports. There was a kid named Timmy Richards 11 years old comes out of nowhere David hits him. There is a lot of blood. I remember him saying that’s what you get wimp.

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.

The Struggles During Wartime The sierra Leone child soldier survivor Ishmael Beah. He had to deal with the separation of his family at twelve-years old, exposure to guns, violence and starvation,but, the worst of all was when he had to become a killer. One of the many struggles Beah had to deal with when he was a little kid was the exposure to gun and violence.

He ended up in a series of orphanages where he was severely beat and traumatized for wetting the bed. One nun at the orphanage would “ fill a tub with ice cold water, put me in it, and hold me under until I was blue.” Capote intends to provoke the audience's sympathy for Perry by including his terrible childhood experiences to explain his violent manner as well as provide reasoning to commit the crime he did. Perry has many examples of how his brutal life experiences cause his violent behavior. Perry has many sociopathic characteristics including, lack of moral responsibility or social conscience, erratic behavior, rage and anger, ability form a particular relationship to one person, crimes are usually spontaneous.

Running with Scissors is a memoir recounting American author Burroughs’s outrageous adolescent life. As a child, Burroughs was a neat-freak, obsessive about keeping his hair, clothes and surroundings picture-perfect. His parents were constantly having violent fights and when they finally decided to divorce, Burroughs was sent to live with his mother’s psychiatrist, Dr. Finch, whom he was later adopted by. Life there was a total turnaround from what he was used to – the Finches lived in abject squalor with scant consideration for personal hygiene, and the children followed no rules because Dr. Finch believed that anyone older than 13 years should be in charge of their own lives. The psychiatrist and his children were nuttier than the shrink’s

People can take only so much before snapping such as the case of People v. Kimura when she found that her husband was being unfaithful, “avoided a first degree murder charge and was sentenced to just one year in county jail

Is it possible for a white woman in the south to have no power? Mayella is a young lady living in Maycomb in the 1930’s - 1940’s. Her father abuses her and her brothers don’t do anything to help her. The only adult she ever has any interaction with is a young negro named Tom Robinson. After a year of careful planning she gets Tom Robinson into her house and makes advances toward him.

Belicia husband left her when her children were very young, so Belicia had to work three jobs to provide Lola and Oscar food to eat and place to live. Belicia was a negative, loud mouth, abusive mother. She convinced Lola that Lola was ugly, stupid, and worthless. Belicia often screamed hit her children anywhere and in front of any one, with either the flip flop or the leather strap. If “Belicia was not at work, she was sleeping; Lola shopped, cooked, cleaned, took care of Oscar, and had the best grades in her class” (Diaz 56); nevertheless, Belicia complimented Lola.

Per Reporter: According to Felecia, Mahogany did not have anywhere to live. Felecia allowed Mahogany and the child to live with her for two months. Mahogany is physically abusive towards the child. June 19, 2017 Mahogany kicked and hit the child with her fist.

“ John- grant me this. You have a faulty understanding of young girls. There is a promise made in any bed-” (Miller 1298). Elizabeth Proctor is John Proctor's wife in the play, The Crucible, written by Arthur Miller. Elizabeth has been keeping a cold house and judges John everytime he comes and goes for seven months since John had an affair with their 17 year old servant, Abigail.

Police were summoned to the home on Aug. 1, 2014. They found Jarrod Tutko Jr., shrunken and dead, rolled in a blanket. His sister was clinging to life in her own bedroom but has since recovered, according to court testimony. Kimberly Tutko portrayed herself as a battered wife who wished only that her son could come back to life so that she could apologize for not being a better mother. Her attorney, Michael Palermo, said she was a classic battered woman, the victim of a man who knew how to hurt her without leaving visible

R/s Crystal locks her son Jabari (12) out of the home. R/s in the past, Crystal had locked Jabari out of the house at 2 am. R/s Jabari was locked out of the house again this morning at 2 am. R/s Crystal has her boyfriend Parker living in the home. R/s recently, Parker had beaten Jabari and Jabari’s leg was swollen.

They took her to see Meredith, not knowing anything about her. Lisa told her years later that she had another sister and that her father had abandoned her when she was only two years old. The old good times of getting high with each other became the last things that they would do together. The fighting became so bad that Liz and Lisa had to lock themselves in their bedrooms. Leonard was the new friend of Ma’s around the house.

ackground: Antwone Fisher was born on August 3, 1959 in a correctional facility home for young women in Ohio. Antwone does not know the reason of his mother, Eva Mae Fisher’s incarceration. Antwones father was twenty-three year old Edward Elkins, who was shot and killed two months before his birth. After his birth, Antwone was sent to an orphanage by state social services. Antwones mother never came to see or claim him after her release from her incarceration.

In Lorain, Ohio, 9-year-old Claudia MacTeer and her 10-year-old sister Frieda live with their parents, who take two other people into their home: Mr. Henry, a tenant, and Pecola Breedlove, a temporary foster child whose house was burned down by her wildly unstable father, Cholly: a man widely gossiped about in the community. Pecola is a quiet, passive young girl with a hard life, whose parents are constantly fighting, both verbally and physically. Pecola is continually reminded of what an "ugly" girl she is, fueling her desire to be white with blue eyes. Most chapters ' titles are extracts from the Dick and Jane paragraph in the novel 's prologue, presenting a white family that may be contrasted with Pecola 's; perhaps to incite discomfort, the chapter titles contain much sudden repetition of words or phrases, many cut-off words, and no interword separations.