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“ now he is more than my father. he is a man who gave everything he had to save my life.” Pg. 24 Importance of family This is a point where it becomes clear to this young girl that her father, although he acts very stern with her, cares deeply for her. He shows her the kind of love that she describes as having no words to thank him for. She acknowledges her fathers selfless actions and finds a deeper understanding of what motivated her father’s current behavior. His love is strong enough to discipline her in a way that might seem to hurt their relationship, when his attempts are merely save her from her own foolish juvenile behavior. He is strong enough to be a parent, not a friend. “All of these women were here for the same reason. They were said to have been seen at night rising from the ground like birds on fire. A loved one, a friend, or a neighbor had accused them of causing the death of a child. A few other people agreeing with these stories was all that was needed to have them arrested. And sometimes even killed.” Pg. 38 Social injustice It is clear that these people are all interested in some sort of witch hunt. A mix of paranoia and pr
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Some common words found in the essay are:
Pool Gardenias, Seeing Simply, Nineteen Thirty-Seven, Night Women, Epilogue Women, Missing Peace, Children Sea, Day Women, Rising God, Wedding Papa, social injustice, struggle hope, importance family, ten fingers, contours pen, tried run,
Approximate Word count = 1309
Approximate Pages = 5 (250 words per page double spaced)
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