Think of an example using gasoline cars and hybrid cars... Most people keep their cars for about 5 years, maybe 6. When you buy a hybrid car though, you pay a premium. It takes at least seven years to recoup your cost. You might just as well spend less money on a gasoline car
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Explanation:The story from Theodore Taylor, The Cay is a novel against prejudice, there's a strong message against racism. This is reinforced not only with the story itself but with the dedication he writes for M.L King. Is also about relationships and the way they are built up sweeping prejudice away.
Phillips is an 11 year old boy that carries his mother's preconception on black people and learns to deconstruct his own barriers by dint of need and Timothy peaceful character and devotion.
Phillips first thoughts are like this: "You ugly black man! I won't do it! You're stupid, you can't even spell.". Tough and painful. But as time goes by he becomes permeable to Timothy kindness and tenderness, but that a hard work: “Wanting to hear it from Timothy, I asked him why there were different colors of skin, white and black, brown and red, and he laughed back, "Why b'feesh different color, or flower b'different color? I true don't' know, Phil-eep, but I true tink beneath d'skin is all d'same.". And after all he reconstruct his own beliefs: “I had now been with him every moment of the day and night for two months, but I had not seen him. I remember that ugly welted face. But now, in my memory, it did not seem ugly at all. It seemed only kind and strong. I asked, "Timothy, are you still black?. His laughter filled the hut.” And as he was being rescued and returned to his home not only his own beliefs but also his skin and part of his heart had been revolutionized: “The pilot had flown away, perhaps thinking I was just another native fisherman waving at an aircraft. I knew that the color of my skin was very dark now.”
About the reading role, sharing my ideas and my reading experience helped me understand better the story.\
Hello, I think making that research will be very difficult. The main problem is the huge differences between a queen like Elizabeth I and a homecoming queen. Both differ in context and respond to distinct topics. Remember that depending on the level of research asked, justification is needed, your friend needs to prove why it is important to compare her court and Queen Elizabeth's. Maybe One way to solve the problem could be changing the focus of the investigation. For example, changing the main theme from "Problems that queens have with their courts" (wich includes Queen Elizabeth I court and the school queen's one, making small difference between them) to something like "traces of British monarchy's courts in modern school homecoming courts". In that way a connection is stablished, altough the historic period to cover is still huge.
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You can draw from this quote that the author wants you to not be ashamed of things that can tell a story about yourself, the author is trying to remind you that you are strong and you shouldn’t be ashamed of what you’ve overcome.