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Our town is a play about normal live in grover's corners that seems a little boring at first, the play centers at two people, George and Emily and is a analogy, the kids and daily life the townsfolk live is revealed in the first "act" of three, lead along by a "stage manager" who talks with the people. George marrys Emily and he used to be a picther, they show up at his wedding, after that the play gets symbolic with it skipping ahead to when Emily is dead, and the dead don't understand the living, Emily against advice goes back to the living, something she regrets as she sees how wasteful everyone is living. Like Mrs.Soames says "Wasn't life wonderful and awful." Honestly I didn't really understand the symbolism very well until I read the foreward.
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Goodluck kid I tried to write it as neutral as possible, edit it a little to give it your voice, I didn't gramdstand or anything; hope you get a good grade.
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Most of the fiction (at least four novels and more than a dozen short stories), drama (about a half-dozen plays), and poetry (more than eighty poems) that Toomer wrote during his lifetime remains in manuscript form, so his public reputation rests almost entirely on one work, Cane. Published in 1923, the slim volume includes work in all three genres and is widely recognized as a major product of the Harlem Renaissance, a 1920’s flowering of African American art and literature that created intense interest among black and white intellectuals.
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Every person who has a substance use disorder has a unique experience and path that lead them to their addiction. Some people are dealing with unresolved mental health issues or trauma, while others have genetic and environmental factors that have lead them to drug use. Another interesting factor that can sometimes contribute to someone’s addiction is boredom. Boredom isn’t just for people who “have nothing to do”. Plenty of very busy people can also experience boredom from their everyday responsibilities. Often we think of teenagers being bored with school or being grounded, but adults with careers and families can experience boredom as well, which can lead some to seek out ways to entertain themselves with substance use.
In Chapter 2, the author writes about the landscape that the people see; in Chapter 10, the author writes about the buildings the people work in at the stockyard.