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How are Mrs. Sommers and Fredrick Douglass alike or different? Mrs. Sommers and Fredrick Douglass are very different. Fredrick was literally shackled and an actual Slave, being owned for another person. Mrs. Sommers was mentally shackled. She feels the need to spend her money on her kids but ends up spending I on herself. When her neighbors asked said she had enjoyed finer things. They are the complete opposite.

 ?....Tom finally agrees to bring home the gentleman caller. Amanda agrees that once there's something to take his place, he is free to leave. In other word, Jim ends up functioning as a surrogate for Tom. To emphasize this, Williams writes in many parallels between Tom and Jim. What are some of these parallels....?

Tom and Jim both want to further their carers but in different ways. Jim wants to get a high position at the warehouse and become more succesful in what hes already doing. Jim is taking night classes to become a better public speaker. Tom wants to leave his family because he feels thier ungrateful. Tom wants to go into the merchant Marines for an adventure. That's why Tom always goes to the movies because he wants to escap the reality of life. Tom and Jim's parallels are that they both want to better their lifes but in different ways.

K**//D: You don't really answer the question. Draw a T chart on another sheet of paper and draw up all the similarities between Tom and Jim. You jut tell me what happens in the play. You have CD but no commentary, and your CDs are not focused on the question. Mrs. S//**

When the question says Parallels it means the similarites and differenced of Tom and Jim. Laura and Amanda have nothing to do with this question. Tom and Jim both want to better their lives, but in different ways. Jim is going to night school for public speaking so he can further in the career he already has. Tom just wants to quit his job, leave his family and go into the Merchant Marines to look for adventure. So their parallel is they both want to better their lives just in different ways. -BB

When I see this response I believe that you could go farther in depth with your own analysis, you're only stating the facts that we all know from the story when you need to be stating your own opinion on the question. -JV

give reasons why they want to change their careers, and have better lives. explain tom and jims position in life and their relationship with each other and thier relationship with their own families. Michael Warren

1. the people in the audence would be slaves and immigrants 2. the people in the audence would be the red men and the starving people in the streets along with every man woman and child

i hear america singing The poem relates a personal experience. yes The poem relates common experiences. yes The poem explicitly states the message of the poem again. yes The poem describes a variety of events, many of which could be happening at the same time. yes The poet uses elevated language. no The poem uses the language of the poem’s subjects. yes The poem’s tone is optimistic and joyful.no The poem’s tone begins in a pessimistic way but ends in a positive note. no

let america be america again The poem relates a personal experience.yes The poem relates common experiences.yes The poem explicitly states the message of the poem again. yes The poem describes a variety of events, many of which could be happening at the same time.yes The poet uses elevated language.no The poem uses the language of the poem’s subjects. yes the poem's tone is optimistic and joyful yes the poem's tone begins in a p essimistic way but ends in a possitive note yes

I hear my mom singing while making amazing food during one of our house parties I hear my dad singing while working diligently to support our family I hear my sister singing alone with her team when the score on the other team I hear my cousin animal singing alone with the radio on his way to a business meeting I hear my uncle Russ singing while pulling an oil hose to someone house