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Willy believes wholeheartedly in what he considers the promise of the American Dream—that a “well liked” and “personally attractive” man in business will indubitably and deservedly acquire the material comforts offered by modern American life. Oddly, his fixation with the superficial qualities of attractiveness and likeability is at odds with a more gritty, more rewarding understanding of the American Dream that identifies hard work without complaint as the key to success. Willy’s interpretation of likeability is superficial—he childishly dislikes Bernard because he considers Bernard a nerd. Willy’s blind faith in his stunted version of the American Dream leads to his rapid psychological decline when he is unable to accept the disparity between the Dream and his own life. I chose this picture because if you keep going you will achieve what you want to!

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I chose this picture because we often think that men and women in the war are strong and invincible. Sometimes the people in the war need a slight hug or a keep going! In the short story we learn about the physicial and emotional stress on the soldiers. I really enjoyed this story because it makes you realize what is really happening in the war

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the canary symbolizes Mrs. Wright She is a woman married to an abusive man who has sucked all the joy out of life for her. It is intimated in the story that Mr. Wright most likely killed the canary by wringing its neck. It probably annoyed this severe, abusive man with its singing. His wife used to enjoy singing, before she married him. The reader must assume many things in this story, one of which is that Mr. Wright killed the canary and that was the final blow for his wife. She wrung his neck in the same way that he wrung the neck of her little canary

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Martha Hale and her husband are taken by the sheriff with his wife to the isolated home of the Wrights. Hale tells the authorities that on the previous morning he found Mr. Wright strangled to death. Mrs. Wright claimed not to know who killed him. She was arrested and awaiting charges.
Mrs. Hale and the sheriff's wife are to gather clothing and see to her preserves. In a basket of patches destined for a quilt, the women find a strangled canary. In quilt-like fragments, they piece together the difficult life of the third woman and decide to conceal the evidence that could incriminate her.  I used this picture because it seems to fit the story to me.

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I think the woman in the wallpaper is an image she is seeing of herself being trapped. People who are depressed are constantly stuck in their own minds. Sort of like being inside your own head and your eyes are just glass windows you can see out of, but cannot escape.

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I chose this song because in the story the mom was giving her daughter advice about life and In the song the dad is mad but no matter what the daughter does in life she will always be his baby. Parents always say this to their kids. 'Oh, you'll always be my little boy/girl.

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You'll Always Be My Baby -- Sara Evans (lyrics)

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I chose this picture of the sunny sky with beautiful green grass because it is how Mrs. Mallard decribes how free she feels after knowing her husband is dead. Although Mr. Mallard was truly never dead he know will live the lifr Mrs. Mallard imagined.