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9/5/23 Boarders monologue and Tenement image Analysis

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9/5/23 Boarders monologue and Tenement image Analysis

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The boarder's monologue talks about how they hate their landlord and that could directly tie into the living conditions that are going on in this image. I think this directly ties into cultural identity and community considering this is how they are accustomed to living and all have a look of hate towards their living conditions.

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Her statement was true 100 years ago because men weren't placed on high moral standards compared to women. Men were able to get away with more things than women would.  This isn't as true today as it was 100 years ago but it still holds some truth since women are still shamed for things men could get away with today.

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"That a wicked, garrulous woman may inflict"

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The story's narrator is a woman who is very interested in love and values it. Shes been chasing a man name A but is too prideful to acknowledge anything to him since shes afraid to get her pride shattered due to rejection. She might relate to the audience considering shes debating on whether lonleyness is a good or bad thing, it really expands her point of view to a larger range of people.

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A is not a good person considering how he treats the narrator. It's almost like he lacks respect toward her while the narrator tries to gain it. The narrator is basically good from what we know of her so far. She seems a little innocent and blinded by love towards him since she's praying to angels for him instead of him praying for himself.

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I believe this movie really movie goes against the narrator of Diary of a Lonely Girl. Although the movie is protestant and the narrator is Jewish, abortion or birth control goes against many religions. Rae and the narrator trying to see this movie to prove a point to Davis and C is kind of backward since in the movie the man is seen as the victim when his wife loses their child and the narrator is really opposed to the idea of the male being the victims and above the woman.

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B's letters to the Narrator show a sense of superiority and narcissism. B is trying really hard to spark sexual tension with the narrator while facing little to no shame. Knowing he's a married man, he sends letters to another woman, and his wife can't do anything about it. I think this directly represents the power politics and justice at the time towards men and women. Nobody bats an eye at Mr B doing these things and it directly translates to the way men are given more leeway compared to women. If Mrs B were to be the one sending letters to another man it would be more of an outrage.

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The biggest challenge when talking nonstop is hoping I don't lose my train of thought. I always seem to slur and stutter through my words after long periods of time.

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My opinion on C's lecture is that he's wrong. I feel like marriage could be a great thing for a man, but he describes it as a man losing his free will. "Marriage is no more than.... a bridle holding back an individual, holding back a man's free will". One of the more interesting things about this is that he says it holds back men from their free will not women, further conveying the fact that women are seen as less than men.

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I feel like Margret Sanger has a point in leading the march on Pro birth control, but she tends to show signs of her Eugenics. She specifically says a healthy couple should have the choice to reproduce but a couple that unfortunately has disease should not reproduce because "that's the biggest sin of them all."

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"No more children should be born when the parents, though healthy themselves, find that their children are physically or mentally defective.”

Margret Sanger is saying that mentally or physically defective people shouldn't live but how is that up to her? Whether someone should or should not have children is up to the parents of said child only.

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I feel like we should follow the saying "separate art from the artist". You could criticize the past of all these historical figures while still admiring the revolutionary ideas they had. For example George Washington, was a man who owned countless amounts of slaves but he was still one of the main historical figures who put the United states on the map.

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I feel very confident talking about much ado about nothing. When I read it last year I felt like I really enjoyed my read and felt connected to all the characters and have a pretty good understanding of how they think and why they acted the way they acted. I feel like I should start getting comfortable talking and not losing my train of thought because I've been struggling with that for all my practices.

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What's Shakespeare's level of education?
What would've inspired Shakespeare to make much ado about nothing a romantic comedy, unlike Romeo and Juliet?
What made Shakespeare reach for a career in writing plays rather than traditional novels?

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* Born on 4/23/1564 Died on 4/23/1616
* He was born and died in Stratford-upon-Avon, United Kingdom during the Elizabethan and Jacobean ages of British theatre
*Shakespeare inserted a lot of Renaissance characteristics into his work such as religion sexuality and morals.

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I'm pretty satisfied with the information I was able to gather I'm probably going to mention how Shakespeare inserted a lot of Renaissance ideas into his characters and this translates to the time period Shakespeare is from.

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I'm pretty satisfied with my knowledge of my literary text because I enjoyed the time I spent reading it. I feel like I could go deeper into the characters and analyze them further

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I felt like the orals of other people really put my mind at ease seeing how many other people struggled to get their ideas out but didnt let that hold them back so it shows how a little minor set back is fine

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I need to get ready and not think too much of it and not pay attention to the time limit and just focus on getting as much information out as i can.

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I would give myself around a four. I'm missing crucial details with the Authorial Choices and I could expand with that. But I feel like I understand the text and can connect it to my global issue.

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The Non-literary seems to be a little more difficult since I'm debating on focusing on an image and I think thats more difficult compared to the literary play I've done.

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I'm more comfortable with my literary extract compared to my non-literary extract. I need to get more comfortable with the fact that it's a picture and how more challenging it would be compared to my literary book.

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In my non-literary text, there was imagery in the background of the drawing with the background being blacked out and with trash everywhere and one single light post, its a dark alley with a woman approaching men.

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The most important thing is finding out their beliefs and what ideas they stand with.

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Their art pieces

Art pieces

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The role past experiences play is that they can give someone a sense of reason and something they can use to help make decisions.

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The Ghost of Christmas Past from stave two was trying to have Scrooge to reminisce about his childhood memories and where he went wrong in life while growing with age.