<span>July 16 is the date of her birthday.</span>
Sadly theres a point in the text where they state that his mother was curntley suffering from cancer . Then he options was his dad . But hes dad had to take her to the hospital which was located in texas ..Which is like the center that focuses on cancer . So that left alex alone his sisters had whent to live with there grandmother but he was simply isolated with kate . Hints the reason like I stated above where he has to live with the lady .
<span>But more the less he arrives in New York . Waits impatiently for his grandmother to show . She never arrived not even attempted While waiting in the air port .he met this chick who went by the named Morgana. Not one of the best influential people there is . Because she happens to smoke . Not just any thing but weed. One thing she did was give out this weird signal which was like a mean, tough, lonely girl impression kind of depressing . After his wait she had suggested to take alex to his grandmothers house since she wasn’t showing up </span>
the whole purpose of GOVERNMENT is to secure the PEOPLE'S RIGHTS and that government gets its power from "the CONSENT OF THE GOVERNED." If that consent is betrayed, then "it is the right of the people to alter or abolish" their government. When the Declaration was written, this was a radical statement. The idea that the people could reject a monarchy (based on the superiority of a king) and replace it with a republican government (based on the consent of the people) was a revolutionary change.
While the signers of the Declaration thought of "the people" more narrowly than we do today, they articulated principles that are still vital markers of American ideals. And while the Declaration did not initially lead to equality for all, it did provide an inspiring start on working toward equality.
An unreliable narrator is one we cannot trust completely for various reasons. First of all, this type of a narrator may say one thing at one point, and then something completely different at another, which makes us not trust his words. An unreliable narrator usually shows weird behavior towards themselves and others, which is the case with Montresor. He is treating Fortunado quite awfully, locking him inside a vault due to his mental instability.
When the author, Edgar Allan Poe, uses the technique of the unreliable narrator to portray his protagonist, he is only emphasizing his mental instability and giving us reasons not to trust the narrator and to question his every move.
