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Learn to Embrace Suffering and Be a Loser-Essays on CLassic

Learn to Embrace Suffering and Be a Loser The Grapes of Wrath

This novel is filled with so much misfortune and sorrow that I couldn’t shake off the heaviness even after finishing it. The economic panic of the 1930s was truly a catastrophic disaster for farmers. Countless farmers lost the land that sustained their lives and were forced into homelessness, a journey fraught with blood, tears, and untold suffering. Three characters left a deep impression on me: Tom, Grandma, and Mom. Tom is upright, kind, and sincere. He acts on what he believes is right, even if it comes at a cost, and he never bows to evil forces. Tom is loved not only by his family but also by readers like us, though his character might seem somewhat idealized. Grandma is...

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Justice is an upbringing To Kill a Mockingbird

Justice is an upbringing-Essays on CLassic

This book review may have a key plot reveal For a long time, I have wondered what education is. Is it more decent to wear an Armani than a Benelux? Then I realized that wearing Armani is indeed more decent than wearing Benelux, but I can’t say that it’s cultured. So what the hell is upbringing? After watching “To Kill a Bird with a Back Tongue,” I realized that upbringing is too complicated, but first of all, it should be justice, and justice is a kind of upbringing. In the 1930s in the southern United States, a lawyer with a pair of children, they lived a dull life, the child’s childhood was nothing unfortunate, playful, and grow up. Once, they...

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