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I'd like to say that Mansfield's writings are just like an onion. Why?! Because they have plenty of layers and they have the capacity to make u (or ur soul) cry. (Of course if u are as ridiculously sensitive as me.)
At first, the story seems so simple and just about children's behaviors. But nothing is as simple as that. Every little thing, every little reaction (verbal or nonverbal) is a symbol of something important and has it's own message.
The doll's house is focusing on children's world but originally it tries to represent the adult's world. Because children are the representation of their parents. They imitate their parents all the time. If they ignore the poor little Kelveys, it's just because their parents don't think of Kelveys' parents as decent human beings, too. Just because they're poor and too common, everyone humiliates them and thinks of them as outsiders. And even the little Kelveys think of themselves as outsiders, too and never try to get close to anyone and always act with shame and modesty. Because that's probably how their mother acts towards other people of higher classes. So Mansfield suggests that classism is not inherent, then but learned.
And we have a really interesting characterization here, too. I can't talk about all the characters because my review is already long enough for u guys not to read it, but I just like to mention Kezia. She's the youngest Burnell sister and the only person who pays attention to Kelveys and wants them to see the doll's house just like everybody else did. She also has a special passion for that little lamp of the doll's house. It suggests the fact that Kezia is capable of appreciating little simple beautiful things that nobody else does (like the little lamp and the Kelveys) and that she still hasn't been infected by the stupid cruel world of adults, (because she can't see why she shouldn't talk to Kelveys.)
There's so much other things I'd like to talk about but I really have to go now and study my ass off but overall, Mansfield's my girl.

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at first, the story seems so simple and just about children's behaviors. but nothing is as simple as that. every little thing, every little reaction (verbal or nonverbal) is a symbol of something important and has it's own message.
the doll's house is focusing on children's world but originally it tries to represent the adult's world. because children are the representation of their parents. they imitate their parents all the time. if they ignore the poor little kelveys, it's just because their parents don't think of kelveys' parents as decent human beings, too. just because they're poor and too common, everyone humiliates them and thinks of them as outsiders. and even the little kelveys think of themselves as outsiders, too and never try to get close to anyone and always act with shame and modesty. because that's probably how their mother acts towards other people of higher classes. so mansfield suggests that classism is not inherent, then but learned.
and we have a really interesting characterization here, too. i can't talk about all the characters because my review is already long enough for u guys not to read it, but i just like to mention kezia. she's the youngest burnell sister and the only person who pays attention to kelveys and wants them to see the doll's house just like everybody else did. she also has a special passion for that little lamp of the doll's house. it suggests the fact that kezia is capable of appreciating little simple beautiful things that nobody else does (like the little lamp and the kelveys) and that she still hasn't been infected by the stupid cruel world of adults, (because she can't see why she shouldn't talk to kelveys.)
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at first, the story seems so simple and just about children's behaviors. but nothing is as simple as that. every little thing, every little reaction (verbal or nonverbal) is a symbol of something important and has it's own message.
the doll's house is focusing on children's world but originally it tries to represent the adult's world. because children are the representation of their parents. they imitate their parents all the time. if they ignore the poor little kelveys, it's just because their parents don't think of kelveys' parents as decent human beings, too. just because they're poor and too common, everyone humiliates them and thinks of them as outsiders. and even the little kelveys think of themselves as outsiders, too and never try to get close to anyone and always act with shame and modesty. because that's probably how their mother acts towards other people of higher classes. so mansfield suggests that classism is not inherent, then but learned.
and we have a really interesting characterization here, too. i can't talk about all the characters because my review is already long enough for u guys not to read it, but i just like to mention kezia. she's the youngest burnell sister and the only person who pays attention to kelveys and wants them to see the doll's house just like everybody else did. she also has a special passion for that little lamp of the doll's house. it suggests the fact that kezia is capable of appreciating little simple beautiful things that nobody else does (like the little lamp and the kelveys) and that she still hasn't been infected by the stupid cruel world of adults, (because she can't see why she shouldn't talk to kelveys.)
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at first, the story seems so simple and just about children's behaviors. but nothing is as simple as that. every little thing, every little reaction (verbal or nonverbal) is a symbol of something important and has it's own message.
the doll's house is focusing on children's world but originally it tries to represent the adult's world. because children are the representation of their parents. they imitate their parents all the time. if they ignore the poor little kelveys, it's just because their parents don't think of kelveys' parents as decent human beings, too. just because they're poor and too common, everyone humiliates them and thinks of them as outsiders. and even the little kelveys think of themselves as outsiders, too and never try to get close to anyone and always act with shame and modesty. because that's probably how their mother acts towards other people of higher classes. so mansfield suggests that classism is not inherent, then but learned.
and we have a really interesting characterization here, too. i can't talk about all the characters because my review is already long enough for u guys not to read it, but i just like to mention kezia. she's the youngest burnell sister and the only person who pays attention to kelveys and wants them to see the doll's house just like everybody else did. she also has a special passion for that little lamp of the doll's house. it suggests the fact that kezia is capable of appreciating little simple beautiful things that nobody else does (like the little lamp and the kelveys) and that she still hasn't been infected by the stupid cruel world of adults, (because she can't see why she shouldn't talk to kelveys.)
there's so much other things i'd like to talk about but i really have to go now and study my ass off but overall, mansfield's my girl. stock parts were cleaned up and used as well. When writing your project it is very important the information about the various sources that you have used while making the project whether you have copied it or modified it and then i'd like to say that mansfield's writings are just like an onion. why?! because they have plenty of layers and they have the capacity to make u (or ur soul) cry. (of course if u are as ridiculously sensitive as me.)
at first, the story seems so simple and just about children's behaviors. but nothing is as simple as that. every little thing, every little reaction (verbal or nonverbal) is a symbol of something important and has it's own message.
the doll's house is focusing on children's world but originally it tries to represent the adult's world. because children are the representation of their parents. they imitate their parents all the time. if they ignore the poor little kelveys, it's just because their parents don't think of kelveys' parents as decent human beings, too. just because they're poor and too common, everyone humiliates them and thinks of them as outsiders. and even the little kelveys think of themselves as outsiders, too and never try to get close to anyone and always act with shame and modesty. because that's probably how their mother acts towards other people of higher classes. so mansfield suggests that classism is not inherent, then but learned.
and we have a really interesting characterization here, too. i can't talk about all the characters because my review is already long enough for u guys not to read it, but i just like to mention kezia. she's the youngest burnell sister and the only person who pays attention to kelveys and wants them to see the doll's house just like everybody else did. she also has a special passion for that little lamp of the doll's house. it suggests the fact that kezia is capable of appreciating little simple beautiful things that nobody else does (like the little lamp and the kelveys) and that she still hasn't been infected by the stupid cruel world of adults, (because she can't see why she shouldn't talk to kelveys.)
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at first, the story seems so simple and just about children's behaviors. but nothing is as simple as that. every little thing, every little reaction (verbal or nonverbal) is a symbol of something important and has it's own message.
the doll's house is focusing on children's world but originally it tries to represent the adult's world. because children are the representation of their parents. they imitate their parents all the time. if they ignore the poor little kelveys, it's just because their parents don't think of kelveys' parents as decent human beings, too. just because they're poor and too common, everyone humiliates them and thinks of them as outsiders. and even the little kelveys think of themselves as outsiders, too and never try to get close to anyone and always act with shame and modesty. because that's probably how their mother acts towards other people of higher classes. so mansfield suggests that classism is not inherent, then but learned.
and we have a really interesting characterization here, too. i can't talk about all the characters because my review is already long enough for u guys not to read it, but i just like to mention kezia. she's the youngest burnell sister and the only person who pays attention to kelveys and wants them to see the doll's house just like everybody else did. she also has a special passion for that little lamp of the doll's house. it suggests the fact that kezia is capable of appreciating little simple beautiful things that nobody else does (like the little lamp and the kelveys) and that she still hasn't been infected by the stupid cruel world of adults, (because she can't see why she shouldn't talk to kelveys.)
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at first, the story seems so simple and just about children's behaviors. but nothing is as simple as that. every little thing, every little reaction (verbal or nonverbal) is a symbol of something important and has it's own message.
the doll's house is focusing on children's world but originally it tries to represent the adult's world. because children are the representation of their parents. they imitate their parents all the time. if they ignore the poor little kelveys, it's just because their parents don't think of kelveys' parents as decent human beings, too. just because they're poor and too common, everyone humiliates them and thinks of them as outsiders. and even the little kelveys think of themselves as outsiders, too and never try to get close to anyone and always act with shame and modesty. because that's probably how their mother acts towards other people of higher classes. so mansfield suggests that classism is not inherent, then but learned.
and we have a really interesting characterization here, too. i can't talk about all the characters because my review is already long enough for u guys not to read it, but i just like to mention kezia. she's the youngest burnell sister and the only person who pays attention to kelveys and wants them to see the doll's house just like everybody else did. she also has a special passion for that little lamp of the doll's house. it suggests the fact that kezia is capable of appreciating little simple beautiful things that nobody else does (like the little lamp and the kelveys) and that she still hasn't been infected by the stupid cruel world of adults, (because she can't see why she shouldn't talk to kelveys.)
there's so much other things i'd like to talk about but i really have to go now and study my ass off but overall, mansfield's my girl. Lebyazhye has a railway stations on the i'd like to say that mansfield's writings are just like an onion. why?! because they have plenty of layers and they have the capacity to make u (or ur soul) cry. (of course if u are as ridiculously sensitive as me.)
at first, the story seems so simple and just about children's behaviors. but nothing is as simple as that. every little thing, every little reaction (verbal or nonverbal) is a symbol of something important and has it's own message.
the doll's house is focusing on children's world but originally it tries to represent the adult's world. because children are the representation of their parents. they imitate their parents all the time. if they ignore the poor little kelveys, it's just because their parents don't think of kelveys' parents as decent human beings, too. just because they're poor and too common, everyone humiliates them and thinks of them as outsiders. and even the little kelveys think of themselves as outsiders, too and never try to get close to anyone and always act with shame and modesty. because that's probably how their mother acts towards other people of higher classes. so mansfield suggests that classism is not inherent, then but learned.
and we have a really interesting characterization here, too. i can't talk about all the characters because my review is already long enough for u guys not to read it, but i just like to mention kezia. she's the youngest burnell sister and the only person who pays attention to kelveys and wants them to see the doll's house just like everybody else did. she also has a special passion for that little lamp of the doll's house. it suggests the fact that kezia is capable of appreciating little simple beautiful things that nobody else does (like the little lamp and the kelveys) and that she still hasn't been infected by the stupid cruel world of adults, (because she can't see why she shouldn't talk to kelveys.)
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