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Jay wanting to stay in the Phillippines reveals he has gone through a metamorphesis and taken a step into his manhood

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M.T Anderson develops secondary characters like Quendy and Link to put in perspective how the feed is affecting their world.

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Titus's failing society provokes his actions towards Violet creating guilt and regret.

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Titus's epiphany at the end of Feed confirms his development from ignorant to understanding of the worlds problems.

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Starr's community rioting and destroying themselves as a result of the decision made to not charge officer one fifteen proves that strong emotions such as pride or hate can result in a negative or violent outcome.

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Jay wanting to communicate and form unique bonds with his relatives suggests that he wants to further connect and grow more aware about his relatives.

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Henry's father believes that Keiko is the enemy, but Henry's experience with both of them reveal that his father is the real enemy.

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Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth defied social expectations, corresponding to how they became the most successful characters in the end.

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Elizabeth's character develops throughout the story and shows that she doesn't agree with society's standards.

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Pride and vanity in a person reduces the ability to find happiness.

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Elizabeth Bennet's differences between her and society , portray her as a strong character that is the beginning of change .

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Starr's development throughout the story reveals the confidence she has built -Grant

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Starr's development throughout the story reveals the confidence she has built -Grant

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Despite Sheldon being a side character, he was able to establish Henry's true purpose when he needed it the most

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Despite Sheldon being a side character, he was able to establish Henry's true purpose when he needed it the most

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Henry's relations with his father impacted his life by allowing him to realize how divided the world he lived in.

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Thesis: Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet

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Thesis: Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet

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When Henry got older he searched endlessly for the record "The Alley Cat Strut" by Oscar Holden confirming that he wanted to recapture that feeling of Keiko and that escape again from when he was younger and care free.

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Henry's love and compassion for Keiko disrupts the relationship between him and his father, asserting the idea that love is a powerful force with both positive and negative consequences

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Henry's love and compassion for Keiko disrupts the relationship between him and his father, asserting the idea that love is a powerful force with both positive and negative consequences

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Henry’s moral development throughout the novel proves that the pressure Henry’s father put on him was constructive.

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The use of Sheldon as a secondary character in "Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet," reinforces the idea presented by Henry and Keiko's relationship that love has no boundaries.

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The addition of Keiko, a character in the book "Hotel on the corner of bitter and sweet," correlates the coming of age of the main character Henry.

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Henry's moral developments during both his childhood and after Ethel's passing frames how one will not only grow during their youth but instead change throughout their lifetime.

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Henry's continued care and visits to Sheldon portrays a father-son relationship with healthy characteristics that Henry lacked with his real father. 

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Jamie Ford's use of flashbacks builds on what is occurring in the present to give the reader more insight into Henry's life, and they also help bring out the thematic statements in the story which may not have been present otherwise.

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Jane Austen uses side characters like Jane and Lydia to convey Mr. Darcy’s character development.

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Due to pressing societal standards in the Victorian era, multiple female characters were put under an immense amount of pressure to marry when they weren't ready. 

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Due to pressing societal standards in the Victorian era, multiple female characters were put under an immense amount of pressure to marry when they weren't ready. 

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Jane Austin illustrates Mr. Darcy's character devolvement through secondary characters like Jane.

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Henry and Ethel's relationship isn't fake or forced love, but, ultimately Henry loves someone else, Keiko. This parallels his relationship with his mother in that while she loved him, she often sides with his father instead.

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M.T, Anderson's  writing style and vocab reveals that technology and intelligence have a negative correlation.

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Zuri morally matures and breaks down her barriers throughout the book as she realizes there is more than just Bushwick.

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Zuri's wariness of change lead her to cling to her adolescence causing her to project those fears onto Bushwick and the prospect of leaving, in turn also fueling her desire to control everything and avoid letting
people in.

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Through signifying the innocence and naivety of the young mind, Pride reveals that humans avoid their fears until reality forces them to confront their own worst nightmares.

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Hailey and Chris' polar personalities in comparison to Starr leaves her with a new point of view and one less friend.

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M.T Anderson develops Violet and Titus to show how this society is brainwashed by the Feed.

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Author juxtaposes the relationship that henry has with his father and the relationship that he has with his son to show how the difference in opinions that henry and his father have reflects of the relationship that Henry has with his son later on. 

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Violet and Titus' relationship in the story symbolises hope in Feed and shows how evil Titus was inside.