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"The Lesson" is about a woman who lives on the main character's block. This woman, who's name is Ms. Moore, takes the main character and her cousins to a shop. In this shop are items that are really expensive. Some of these items are, like, 35 dollars. And on the way back from the shop,  the main character is wondering who would buy this because that 35 dollars could pay the rent and piano bill (for the main character). That 35 dollars and the main character's whole household could visit their grandpa out in the country. At the end of the story, Sugar, one of the main character's cousins, makes a really good point; that where they're living and when they're living, there's not much of a democracy. They all have "an equal chance to pursue happiness" and that means "an equal crack at the dough".

I liked the plot of this story and the point that Sugar made at the end. It proves something about the society we live in... or used to live in; I don't know when this story took place.

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In Antonya  Nelson's "Strike Anywhere" it talks about a eight-year-old boy who waits in the truck for his father. His father is a recovering alcoholic who relapses on his third month of sobriety. As the child waits for the father in the truck he sees many familiar people. He ends up eating the tops of match sticks and gets told their poisonous by a drunk old man. Overall I thought that this story plot was confusing and hard to understand.

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Just Lather, That's All is about the tension between a revolutionary barber who has to give a shave to a general, Captain Torres, that he is fighting against. He has to decide whether to kill the general with the razor or to just do his job. In the end, he decided to leave the man be, because, as he says, "I am a revolutionary but not a murderer."

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Strike anywhere is about a boy with an alcoholic father. His family was about to celebrate the dad being three months sober, but the dad broke his streak by getting drunk in a bar. The dad, Dwight, has a conversation with the bartender while the boy, Ivan sits in the car and waits for him. He gets bored and starts chewing on matches. Then, a man, Kermit, tells him that matches are poisonous and he should stop chewing.

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"The Lesson" is about a teacher who lives on the main character's block who takes the character and her cousins to a fancy toy store. These kids are oblivious to the fact that some people pay an unimaginable amount of money for toys. The teacher, Miss Moore, is trying to show the kids the great inequality of money in the town they live in.

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“The lesson” is about a teacher named Ms. Moore Who takes her students to a very expensive pricey to a shop in the city. They had all sorts of different toys that were high-quality and expensive. The kids didn’t have much money and most were in poverty. The kids than decided the prices were unfair and they learned the reality of money.

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“The lesson” is about a teacher named Ms. Moore who takes her students to a extremely fancy toy shop. The children don’t have much money and are in poverty. The toy shop was selling very High quality and pricey toys much to expensive for the kids to afford. They then realized The reality of money and better ways to spend it due to what they can afford.

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The story is about a teacher named Ms. Moore and she shows her class about how people with money live different then people with not so much and what the people with money get compared to the people with not so much money get.

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"The Lesson" by is a story about a teacher ms. Moore who takes the kids in her class to a toy store. The kids soon realize they can't afford most of the toys in the store. This story is about the value of money and how the kids could be spending money on food and other necessities while people are buying toys.

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strike anywhere is about a young boy who is left in the car while his father gets drunk at the bar after being sober for three months while his family prepares a celebration for him. while his father is in the bar the boy begins to chew on matches they bought for his fathers cerebration. the boy then makes a house out of the matches when a man named Kermit comes by and tells him not to eat the matches because they are poisonous then passes out. i didn't really like this story because of how irresponsible the father was and how stupid the boy was.

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Toni Bambara's "The Lesson" has themes of poverty and wealth inequality. My favorite part is when Sugar realized what Mrs. Moore was trying to teach them and how it wasn't fair that the toy boat cost what it cost to feed a family of 7 for a year.

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the story is about a father and son going to get matches but the kid tried to eat matches but the dad said that they are poison

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This story is very ironic. This story is about a father and son. The son's name is Ivan. Ivan accompanies his father to buy a box of matches. Then the father and son stop at a bar named "The White Front". Ivan waits in the trunk of his fathers truck as his father goes inside the bar, and sees a pregnant woman drinking. The father has been sober for five months, and tells the pregnant woman it'll harm the baby if she drinks alcohol. Then, he decides to drink. This is very ironic. Outside Ivan is sucking off the sulfur of the matches. A man named Kermit Voyer tells Ivan that sucking on the matches is bad for his health. Then Kermit passes out because he is drunk. Again, this is quite ironic.

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My favorite moment in this short story was when the children decided that the prices were too unfair, because they knew how other people needed those items in the store. they are not from a very wealthy neighborhood and in their neighborhood those prices would've been way too high.

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In the Short story Strike Anywhere it is about a boy named Ivan who waits in the car for his father who is in the bar. The boy lights the match and puts it in his month the man took out the match from him.

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An 8-year-old boy's dad is celebrating his 3 month sober anniversary in the story. They go to a bar but the dad locks the son in his truck. While the dad is in the bar, the boy starts to chew on a match. His sister's friends come over and tease him about what he's doing. At the end of the story, he sees a drunk man named Kermit Boyer who tells him that the matches are poison and he shouldn't eat them.

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"Just lather, That's all" by Hernando Tellez talks about a barber who is secretly a rebel by night, but a barber by day and he meets his greatest enemy. I thought that the story was really well told. I like how detailed the story described the Barber´s thought process in the moment. The story was very suspenseful, as it ended with Captain Torres confronting the Barber saying that ¨They told me you(the barber) would kill me. I came to find out if it was true. But it’s not easy to kill. You can take my word for it.” Overall I thought that the story was very interesting because of the way it was told and had you on your toes throughout the book.

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Strike Anywhere is about a father who is now three months sober, but goes back to his old drinking habits because he was very unhappy while sober. I did not enjoy this story because I found it very hard to follow.

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In Antonya Nelson's "Strike Anywhere" my favorite moment was when Ivan thought the drunk man was going to attack him or something and it turns out he was just going to tell Ivan to take the matches out of his mouth because their poisonous. This was a twist i did not see coming. I think the drunk man also reminded the boy of his father who was sober for 3 months and was having party but while getting supplies for the party he went into the bar used to go to and got himself drunk forgetting his virtues. I think some of the main themes of this story is fear. With Ivan scared of his dad and of the drunk man.

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"The Lesson" by Toni Cade Bambara is a compelling story that expands on poverty and the fact that money can't buy happiness.

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The lesson is about a teacher named Ms. Moore who takes her students to a very fancy toy shop where all of the most expensive toys cost more money than how much it costs to feed their families. I liked the lesson a lot because it makes you think about money and what you really need it for versus what you can use it for.

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The story "strike anywhere" by Antonya Nelson is about a young boy and his father. When they are about to celebrate the fathers 3 months sober, he drives him and Ivan to a bar leaving Ivan in the car and going back to his old drinking ways at the bar. I did not like this story as much as the other two because I found the plot to be the most confusing

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In the lesson it is about a group of kid from a poor area who are all taking on a trip to a very rich and white neighborhood by a educated women named Miss Moore. In this trip they go to a toy store and look at all of the very expensive things. The theme could be about the unfairness and the inequality in society.

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another thing that interested me about the book was how the dad spends so much time in the bar that he goes but not other places. another thing that interested me was how the mom was fine with the dada spending time in the bar instead of working to help the family and also it doesn't really say what the moms job is.

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the story takes place in a city with ms. moore and some kids. they go to an expensive toy store but the kids notice that they cannot buy any of the toys because of how expensive they are. the kids realize that the money to buy just 1 toy could feed their families

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My analysis of "The Lesson" by Toni Cade Bambara

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My analysis of "The Lesson" by Toni Cade Bambara

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In this story, which takes place in modern day, a group of schoolchildren and their teacher are taking a field trip to stores around the city. These children are presumed to be on the poorer side by their reactions to the things that they see and the actions that they make. The children visit many different stores and make the general assumption that people should not be paying this much for things like this, and that that money could be used for many other useful things.

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I liked how in the short story, "Just Lather, That's All," by Hernando Tellez, there was inner conflict between two main characters. In the story there is a barber who is a killer who shaves a man whom he is against. the man walks in and the barber, can't decide weather or not to kill the man while giving him a shave. In the end the barber decided not to kill and to let him leave, but i'm confused what they are different sides about.

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My reflections to "The Lesson" by Toni Cade Bambara 

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My reflections to "The Lesson" by Toni Cade Bambara 

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My thoughts on this short story was even the youngest group of people can still understated the meaning of Poverty and what the lead to. Even thought some of the kids in the story struggle in poverty they still find the part of fairness

My question to this story was why did the children disrespect Miss Moore?

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My reflection of "Just Lather, That's All" 

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Just Lather, That's All is a book about a barber who is thinking about murdering a man who keeps killing innocent people and the Rebels during a war. The man (Captain Torres) goes into a barber Shop. He asks for a haircut, and the barber knows that since he's a Rebel, Captain Torres is his enemy. The barber thinks about killing the Captain, but just doesn't have the guts. He wants to kill the Captain but also wants to cut the Captains hair, because that's the barbers hobby. The barber remembers that the Rebels got called to go to the school to see four Rebels getting hung. In the end, the barber lets the Captain go. The Captain explains its not easy to kill, so therefore the theme is that it isn't human nature to kill.

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"Strike Anywhere" by Antonya Nelson is about an 8 year old boy named Ivan and his dad, who is a recovering alcholic. The story follows his dad in the bar, forgetting about his 3 month sober anniversary, leaving Ivan in the truck outside. The story also reveals that the father hated being sober and his family life, and likes it better in the bar. Outside, Ivan starts sucking on matches and eventually meets a drunk man who tells him to stop. The story for me was a bit confusing, but I enjoyed it nonetheless. I think the drunk man at the end was a metaphor for Ivan's fear of his father and the fact that he hates him being drunk. 

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"Strike Anywhere" by Antonya Nelson is about an 8 year old boy named Ivan and his dad, who is a recovering alcholic. The story follows his dad in the bar, forgetting about his 3 month sober anniversary, leaving Ivan in the truck outside. The story also reveals that the father hated being sober and his family life, and likes it better in the bar. Outside, Ivan starts sucking on matches and eventually meets a drunk man who tells him to stop. The story for me was a bit confusing, but I enjoyed it nonetheless. I think the drunk man at the end was a metaphor for Ivan's fear of his father and the fact that he hates him being drunk. 

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This story is about the barber is a rebel and the man was his enemy. while talking about all the horrible thing he has done the old barber thinks about killing the man or letting him live.This is showing that there are other options than violence when you see some one you dislike.

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This short story written by Hernando Teller, was absolutely my favorite. In the story a man who is a barber is apart of a group that Captain Torres is attacking.  Captain Torres enters the barber shop looking to get a clean shave. the tension draws as the barber begins the shave. the barber begins to stress because if one thing goes wrong the barber could be in a-lot of trouble. I became really interested when the barber began to stress out and every sentence I read I became more and more nervous as i read. This short story was incredible and the ending had me in such a shock.

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"The Lesson" by Toni Cade Bambara bother's me that Miss. Moore's way of teaching, lead with making the kid's feel bad that the toys were too expensive for them. Although, I was interested that Miss. Moore wanted to make sure the children realize that they are treated differently than richer kids.

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"The lesson" by Toni Cade Bambara elaborates on poverty and how not everything is about money. The story starts with Ms. Moore taking her students to a fancy toy store and when they get there all the students are amazed by the prices and they start to talk about all the other things that they could use that money for.

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"Jut lather, That's All" by Hernando Tellez was the most interesting of the three to me because it shows the inner workings of a murderers mind. The basic idea of the story was that a barber was shaving the head of a man who was from the opposing side, the man had come to this barber to test his limits and see if the barber would kill him. One day a man walks in who is part of the opposing side knowing that the barber might kill him but decides to take his chances and see what happens. The barber has to decide what he is going to do, if he is going to kill him or not. In the end the barber decides to let him go. The interesting part of this story was seeing the inner battle in his mind of what to do.

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In this story some kids and miss Moore go to a expensive toy store and look at the toys. the story is about poverty. The store is only accessible to the rich. Miss Moore brought the kids to the store to teach them about how the rich get better things then the poor.

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My reflection to Just Lather, That's All" by Hernado  Tellez  

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My reflection to Just Lather, That's All" by Hernado  Tellez  

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My perspectives on this story was a feeling that i didn't expect want was going to happen. In other words, the author gave us so many clues of how two enemy's were in the same room, some how they trusted each other. It showed the duality of society, one part of society where no one blames others and another part where judging and acting violent is the key to not getting blamed.

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In the short story it is about a man who is a barber, that is part of a rebel group. A man named Captain Torres comes into his shop he started to talk about how he killed the people of the man rebel group. This let the barber to make the moral dissension to either kill him or just give him a shave. At the end all he does is just give him a shave. Captain Torres says that someone told him that if he went in their he would kill him. What confused me is why would he go in their if he knew that he could die.

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a barber shaves a man called Captain Torres who is some type of officer who has killed several people. the barber was secretly a revolutionary. he struggled to decide if e should kill Torres while he was shaving him but at the end decided not too and to just finish shaving him like he asked. at the end Captain Torres said "They told me You would kill me. I came to find out if it was true. But its not easy to kill. You can take my word for it." revealing that he knew he was a secret revolutionary and that he knew he wouldn't kill him.

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In The Lesson a teacher takes her kid to a fancy store where all of the items are very expensive. The kids are  amazed by how expensive the items are in the stores. The teacher teaches them how the rich people get more toys are nice things then the non rich people in the town

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"Just Lather, That's All" by Hernando Tellez is about a revolutionary who owns a barber shop and is supposedly the best barber around. When Captain Torres enters his shop he is faced with the difficult decision on whether he should kill him, or just give him a shave. This was my favorite of the three stories because it was full of suspense and I didn't know what the barber would do. I thought it was interesting to see how the barber was thinking when he was shaving Capitan Torres because there was a lot going on in his mind; should he kill him because he is a bad person or should he follow his morals?

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My analysis of Antonya Nelson's short story, "Strike Anywhere

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My analysis of Antonya Nelson's short story, "Strike Anywhere

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In the short story, "Strike Anywhere," by Antonya Nelson I was drawn to put myself in the young boy, (Ivan's) perspective, because when preparing a celebration for his dad being sober for 3 months, and then he gets drunk and forgets everything that happened. I felt conflicted because the boy's dad had forgotten his virtues, and his wanting to stop getting drunk frequently. I was also tripped up by the story when the boy's dad starteed to suck on/eat matches which an old man later told him were poison. I felt that so much happened in this story that I never thought about the point/moral.

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My analysis of "Strike Anywhere" by Antonya Nelson

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My analysis of "Strike Anywhere" by Antonya Nelson

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This story takes place in modern day, following a man who has taken his youngest child with him to get batteries for the celebration of the dad's three month recovery from alcoholism. However, the dad has decided to get a drink instead of getting the batteries, all the while leaving his child in the car. The story also reveals that the father hates his family life and would much rather spend his life drinking at bars. The child that he left in his car has found matches, and started to eat them. Fortunately, a drunk man comes over to the car and notifies the child that he should not eat the matches. Overall, it was a charming short story. One interesting fact about this story is that it was written by a student, and was later published as a short story because the teacher found it so good.

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Hernando Tellez's short story "Just Lather, That's All" is about a barber who's secretly a revolutionary  that has to chose if they want to kill the enforcer of the regime he is fighting, Captain Torres, or if he should just act as if nothing was wrong.  My favorite part was when he was on the brink of choosing either one and we didn't know which he would choose. The one thing that confused me is when, at the end of the story, Captain Torres reveals he knew the barber was a revolutionary and yet he still put his life in the barbers hands. The main themes of this story are of choice and the question, can anyone be a killer.

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In the story Strike Anywhere by Antonya Nelson, the author talks about an eight year old by named Ivan who is with his father that quit drinking 3 months ago. I really enjoyed this story because of the plot to the story. My favorite part to this story was when Ivan's father went into the bar and left Ivan sitting alone in the car. At this point, Ivan decided to eat matches they bought for the BBQ party and then and old man came up to Ivan's car and told him to not eat the matches. A part I didn't really like/ bothered me in the story was why Ivan's father would leave Ivan in the car. Ivan is only eight years old in the story and parents shouldn't leave their child in a car alone to go drinking at a bar. I also hated that the father broke his sobriety. I am really happy that the old man went to Ivan and told him to not eat the matches.

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I liked this one the best. The town barber is shaving the town sheriff. The town barber is part of the revolutionaries, whilst the town sheriff is on the opposite side. The barber is debating whether to kill the sheriff now or to just shave him. At the end of the short story, the sheriff says to the barber, "They told me you would kill me. I came to find out if it was true. But it’s not easy to kill. You can take my word for it." The sheriff revealed that he knew the barber was part of the revolution.

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A short story with a stunning twist. Favorite moment was the concluding dialogue, where Captain Torres reveals that he had known about the passive-aggressive monologue that our main character had with himself.

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"Strike Anywhere" was for sure my least favorite story because it was very a confusing read. I didn't understand much besides the fact that the father was a "recovered" alcoholic, and they exact day they were celebrating for him he returned to his old ways. The father took his son with him and left him in the car while he went and got drunk. thought the entire story the boy in the car went through several issues but he over came them.

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"The Lesson" by Toni Cade Bambara is about an unsual teacher named Miss. Moore, who teaches her students about poverty and the value of money. In the story, she takes her students to a toy shop, where they realize most of the toys are too expensive for them. The children realize that a toy from that shop could feed their family or pay for another bed. The story continues to show comparisons about different ways of living and different uses of money.  

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"The Lesson" by Toni Cade Bambara is about an unsual teacher named Miss. Moore, who teaches her students about poverty and the value of money. In the story, she takes her students to a toy shop, where they realize most of the toys are too expensive for them. The children realize that a toy from that shop could feed their family or pay for another bed. The story continues to show comparisons about different ways of living and different uses of money.  

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"Just Lather, That's All" was interesting to me because why did the barber only have the choice to let his enemy live or die. What bothered me was that the enemy was testing the barber's limits, and wanted to see if he would kill him.

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The story is about a boy and his father getting lighters for a bbq that is celebrating the father being sober for 3 months. While waiting the kid gets bored and sticks a match in his mouth but his dad comes back and tells him that matches are poison.

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the thing that interested me the most is how the dad is like a alcoholic but he lives near a police station. which makes zero sense. the thing that confused me about the stories it doesn't say who the mom is. another thing that confused me is why would the boy want to swallow matches instead of smocking them. another thing that interested me is how the family can afford to have there kids go to school but the dad doesnt work.

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In the short story, "The Lesson" by Toni Cade Bambara it talks about a group of kids and their relationship with a lady who just moved in, Miss Moore. The kids include Sylvia and her cousin, Sugar. Overall the story talks about how Miss Moore is quite different from other people the kids know. She tries to show the kids how they're treated compared to the rich people in the city. The comparison shows how the rich have access to toys and how they're priced differently from Sylvia's toys. The story shows the differences between the neighborhoods and how it affects the children. I liked how this story was told and I think that this topic is very important to be learned.

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This try is about a barber who work in a rebel shop. the barber notices that his enemy is coming in to the shop and bragging about all of the cruel things he is doing to his victims. The barber has to make the choice to kill him or to let him live. In the end, the barber does not kill the man because it takes a lot of willpower to kill someone. The enemy knew the barber was a rebel and wanted to see if he would kill him

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Something that interested me in the short story, "Strike Anywhere" was the interaction between the drunk man and the young boy. It confused me how the man was so drunk, yet still noticed inside the car that the boy was eating matches. What bothered me was the ending, how the man had just passed out, as-well as the boy's father leaving him in the car.

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In the short story "Just lather that's all" the author Hernando Tellez tells a story about a barber who is faced with the choice of either killing the sheriff or just shaving him like everyone else. At the beginning of reading the story I was confused because I didn't completely get that the man he was shaving was the sheriff but as I read more I started to have a better understanding of the story.

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"Strike Anywhere" was my favorite of the three short stories because I didn't fully understand the story. I understood that the main idea of the story was the father used to be a drunk and he was coming back to his old ways. The story showed how this affected his family and the boys thoughts while being in the bar with his father and while he almost swallowed the matches.

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In the short story called "The Lesson" which is by Toni Cade Bambara, throughout the entire story the plot line constantly speaks about poverty. They live in the city, and a group of kids and a teacher named Miss Moore go to a very expensive toy store where Miss Moore teaches them about fairness and how not everything is about money and how you can be happy even without having expensive things. The theme of this story is money cannot buy your happiness.

I was very interested when they first arrived at the toy store and when they started to look at the labels of the toys. they slowly began to realize that they could not afford anything and buy the time they had saved up all of their extra money the toy would have been boughten already. I was very annoyed with the narrator when she was calling her friends and her teacher horrible names.

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In the story Strike Anywhere there is a boy with his dad in the car going to grab lighters for their bbq party. They are having this party because the dad has been sober for 3 months. when the dad get matches it is next to the bar he would go drink at. he goes in and has a lot of fun getting drunk and forgetting his family. The boy gets bored and sticks a match in mouth where he lost a tooth. he starts sucking on the matches when an old man come sup to him and tells him the matches are poisons.

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The story is about Miss Moore showing the kids in her class to expensive stores and the kids being amazed my the prices. Throughout the story the kids get a better understanding of the inequalities of poverty and race throughout their community and society.

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"Just Lather, That's All'' by Hernando Tellez was my favorite of the 3 stories. I liked the genre and plot of the story, and the tension it builds. The story is about a revolutionary who uses his barber shop has a facade and way to gather information. One day, an enemy comes in for an appointment, and the barber has to decide whether to kill him, a dishonorable but important task. At the end we find out that the enemy knew all along, and came into the shop to see if the barber would kill him.  I enjoyed the inner struggle of the barber, who ultimately decides to keep his conscious clean and not kill him. One of the main themes of the story is what takes it to kill somebody, and the mental state it takes to do so. 

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"Just Lather, That's All'' by Hernando Tellez was my favorite of the 3 stories. I liked the genre and plot of the story, and the tension it builds. The story is about a revolutionary who uses his barber shop has a facade and way to gather information. One day, an enemy comes in for an appointment, and the barber has to decide whether to kill him, a dishonorable but important task. At the end we find out that the enemy knew all along, and came into the shop to see if the barber would kill him.  I enjoyed the inner struggle of the barber, who ultimately decides to keep his conscious clean and not kill him. One of the main themes of the story is what takes it to kill somebody, and the mental state it takes to do so. 

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My Analysis of "Just Lather, That's All" by Hernando Tellez

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My Analysis of "Just Lather, That's All" by Hernando Tellez

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One of the first things I try to do when I start reading a story is figure out when in time the story is happening. Based on my best guesses, this takes place sometime during westward expansion, in a frontier town barbershop. The main plot of the story is that a barber, who is part of a revolutionary group must cut the hair of the town sheriff, who is on the opposing side. The struggle of the story is an internal struggle for the barber. He has the ability to kill one of the people he despises most, and also kill one of the revolutionary's enemies. However he also should just cut the man's hair, as his job tells him to. In the end he doesn't end up killing the man, and the constable reveals that he knew that the barber was part of the revolution

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analysis of just lather that's all by hernando tellez  

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analysis of just lather that's all by hernando tellez  

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the book took place during a revolution by a labour force or average people against a police state type of government like the soviets union had during nicholis the third i think. and are rebel against the police government is a barber who wants to kill the cop guy for the cause or something like that.

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My reflections to "Strike Anywhere" By Antonya Nelson 

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My reflections to "Strike Anywhere" By Antonya Nelson 

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A part in "Strike Anywhere" by Antonya Nelson that interested my perspectives was how a drunk man came to stop a boy from digesting matches. The reason this part interested me was because Ivan trusted the man (Kermit) even though to society the man's features made people not trust a man like him.

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A man shaves a killer. It was a very short exerpt.

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In Toni Cade Bambara's short story "The Lesson" the writer comments on the inequities of poverty and race in our society though characters like Sylvia and Miss Moore. As the crew of kids travel with Miss Moore to the luxurious toy shop away from their impoverished neighborhood, the 'lesson' starts to become more about fairness and less about money itself (as Sylvia first thinks).

The exchange between Sugar and Miss Moore shows how one young person might see the teachings of Miss Moore's attempt and educating the young people around her. When asked about the insane prices they saw at the shop--Miss Moore states, " “Imagine for a minute what kind of society it is in which some people can spend on a toy what it would cost to feed a family of six or seven."-- Sugar replies, " “that this is not much of a democracy if you ask me. Equal chance to pursue happiness means an equal crack at the dough, don’t it?"

The most confusing part of this story for me was understanding the character of Miss Moore. Where did she go to college? Why is she back in her old neighborhood? What was her life like growing up that made her want to "educate" the younger kids? Was this really the best way of teaching them "the Lesson?"