After bringing Ben back to the house the children started to stay away from the house. Jane was quiet and to herself but went to her friends house after school. Paul did come home but he was often in tears, whined alot and stared for long hours at nothing. He was too thin because of his malnutritioned appatite. He didnt concentrate on important things, he daydreemed and mooned restlesly.The problem with Paul was that he didn’t have a mother at the time when he was growing, which is why he turned out this way.
First age is the infant. Passing by is a mother with the very infant in her arms. The other version shows no visual representation if the infant. Next is the whining schoolboy. A father passes by hurrying his lagging 6 year old son to the bus stop.
Mrs.Small the mother of Thomas and the younger son. She wasn't so sure about the house when all that gruesome stuff was happening. Later on in the story she just wanted the people to go away and let them live in their house peacefully. The twins in the story are the brothers to Thomas and the children to Mr.Small and Mrs.Small. In the story they are two years old but, in the movie there's only one of them and he's around the age eight.
Child rearing was primarily left up to Alice’s mother, Mary. Alice has one brother, Steven, who is much younger than her at 35. Steven has been married to his wife Rebecca for 15 years, has one child Steven Jr. who is 12 and is the Chief Operating Officer for a self-storage company consisting of 13 facilities. Alice’s states her parents, especially her father,
I brought them back with me because they were moving back to the Middletown area because my kid’s mother was not going to be able to leave the state when she got out jail. My kid’s mother moved back in the beginning of December 2012 when her mom got out of jail. They were suppose be getting a house but that did not happen. Her mom was able to transfer her probation to Michigan. Her mom left close to the end of January.
After a few years of traveling as a maid to a singer she decided to go back to school though and finish, but she was 26 by now. So she came up with the idea to take ten years off of her life and becoming a teenager again. When she took those ten years off that put her back at sixteen again and she never gained the years she took back. Zora had to always present herself ten years younger so people would believe her and would not get caught. People said she had the looks and skin to be one and if they did not know her would think she was an actual teenager, which is a good thing.
The small pot is representative of their constricted lifestyle. Much like when a plant is placed in a small pot it is crippled and unable to grow large, the Younger family is being held back by the environment they are growing in. When Ruth announces that she is pregnant, one of Beneatha’s first responses is “where is he going to live, on the roof?” (58). Ruth realizes that her family has no way to provide for a new baby and she considers having the baby aborted instead of raising it. By having an abortion, she would be restricting the growth of their family because of their small space to live in.
“Rowing The Bus” The story “Rowing the Bus” is basically a story about an experience of a kid being bullied in school all the time because of his looks. In detail the author Paul Logan tells us his own personal story about how when he was younger he came from a family of low income, due to the fact that he did not have a father just a mother that was a vary hard worker therefore she was never around since she had to work all the time to make enough money for the bills. Leaving no money to buy Paul in style clothing or shoes like the rest of the kids in school, but instead Paul having to dress up with nothing but hand me downs. Not alone being the only reason why he was picked on, Paul was cross-eyed, wore thick glasses and spoke with
3. He walks barefoot outside and brings poor quality of food to school without paying attention to the food other children eat. MIND: [ We define Mind as a quality of exercising more likes and dislikes, inability to share (attached) and dependant for appreciation and motivation]. 1. This term (3 months) he likes to be independent and likes to work alone.
Until this point there was no need for a parking lot. Cities developers had not planned designating areas for autos to park. The automobile put many small grocery stores out of business because people could travel further to get to supermarkets. Smaller school buildings were closed because buses could pick he kids up and take more of them to one larger