1. (for)tv is a good thing because it give you access to news channels to keep up-to date about what’s going on around the world
2. (for) tv is a good thing because it gives you entertainment for when you have nothing to do
1.( against) tv is a waste of money especially if you don’t watch it all the time
2. (against) tv can negatively affect someone physically and mentally if they watch too much of it all the time
hope these helped steer you in the right direction
I chose option a.
Explanation:
After Madame Loisel realizes the necklace is a fake and that she had been working for years to pay back the debt that she owed to several people for trying to buy a new one she is relived at first but slips into an unfortunate state of depression. While her husband recovers quickly he does not understand why his wife is so upset. She believes she has wasted ten years of her life doing something that wasn't necessary and wish she could take it back but she can't. Her husband leaves her claiming that he can no longer be with a depressed women because she is bring him down. The woman is now ever more unhappy and disappointed with herself. One month later and Madame Loisel kills herself. Her friend that she borrowed the fake necklace from comes into her home to find her dead the next day. The husband is contacted but he does not care for he married a rich woman and is very happy with his life. The end.
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Daughter, Hygieia, was the goddess of health and cleanliness. 3. Tradition states that Asclepius angered Hades, god of the underworld,
omg i love this book, basically shes super ill and she supposedly dies but at the end she breaks out the tomb and scares her brother to death!
One possible theme of "A Raisin in the Sun" is that people often become frustrated after experiencing injustice.
The story follows the Youngers, an African-American family, in 1950s Chicago. Mr. Younger had died and the family is awaiting a $10,000 inheritance. The family members have different ideas of how to better their financial situation with the money, but the decision was ultimately made by Mama. Mama puts some of the money down on a house and decided to give the rest to Walter to invest in a liquor store as long as he promised to help Beneatha pay for her education to become a doctor.
The problem is that Walter gives the money to his acquaintances, who spend it all. The family becomes upset about the loss of money, so when the neighborhood where Mama bought the house, which happens to be an all white neighborhood, offers money to avoid racial conflict, the family considers it. However, Mama says they cannot accept it essentially because it would solidify the belief that people that are white are better than people that are black. Through these events the family experiences injustice and becomes frustrated with their lack of money and the racism in their society.
