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Explanation:
Jerry is a sympathetic character to readers because his shortcomings, as well as his strengths, are ones with which many readers can identify. Even adult readers can identify nostalgically with Jerry's youthful passion for collecting cards. Most readers like Jerry and want to see him gain maturity and correct Roger and Jerry talk about Rollie Tremaine's getting a Grover Cleveland card. When Jerry first tells Roger how Rollie acquired the the card, Roger is upset and confused. But after a few moments, Jerry tells him that it was a genuine emergency, and Roger understands. Roger knows that Jerry would not have sold the Grover Cleveland card to Rollie Tremaine unless it were really important. The exact details are not necessary because Roger accepts Jerry's explanation. As the story ends, Jerry is not particularly happy about what he had to do. He is still "waiting for the good feeling to come." However, he knows that he had no other choice, and he does not regret giving up the Grover Cleveland card.
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Explanation:
We know bullying often happens online. We also know that bullying can be verbal as well as physical. But where does teasing fit in the picture? It is bullying?
The short answer is: It’s complicated. Sometimes teasing is harmless and playful. Other times it can be used to hurt others. And even playful teasing can hit raw nerves or be misinterpreted, especially when kids struggle with social skills.
Good-natured teasing is a way for people to communicate with each other. It’s a social exchange.
Many kids tease each other to bond or form relationships. When the best kid on a basketball team misses a dunk, and a teammate says, “Hey, Magic, nice shot,” they can both laugh it off. The teasing shows each other they can joke around and still be friends.But teasing can also be used to communicate the negative.
Verbal bullying is different from teasing. It’s not done to make friends, or to relate to someone. Just the opposite: The goal is to embarrass the victim and make the bully look better and stronger.
The tricky thing is that bullying may start out as teasing. But when it’s done over and over and is meant to be hurtful or threatening, it becomes bullying.
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The answer is yes, it could take place today. And yes, there are a lot of clues in the first act, where the name of the play came from.
Explanation:
Because a lot of families develop that wastefulness dynamic when it comes to money. Since the American Economy has been facing hard times, high unemployment rates, people is taking more loans and mortgages to pay their bills and provide for their families. This book theme is timeless. It represents the american dream and fear. The dream is the great job with a wonderful income and the fear is the unemployent and not being able to afford a good life.
YES. The name of the play comes from this cultural implication that a woman should learn to be a housewife since early stages in life. When a little girl plays house, with her doll house, she is actually learning to be what the acient society expected a woman to be: a housewife, a wife and a mom. Women could not dream about being a businesswoman, a lawyer, doctor, astronaut, they were supposed to be care takers and the men were supposed to be providers.
The doll house represents Nora's house, her own doll house, in the first act, full of joy, fantasy, children, confortable and stable marriage life, like she used to imagine as a little playing housing.
