Matthew McHale 301 Assessment. Task B Case study You are a social care worker and a service user, Hannah, tells you that she is unhappy taking her new medication. She thinks she does not need it and so she is throwing it away. You know from her care plan that Hannah does need to take the medication regularly and gets confused. Hannah begs you to keep this confidential and not tell anyone especially her daughter, who she sees regularly, as her daughter will be very angry.
Albeit Rachel finally ate the unkosher meat, Abraham’s mother’s reaction to Rachel’s actions mirrored that of the Orthodox Rabbi’s at the treyfa banquet. Both Abraham’s mother and the Orthodox Rabbi’s at the banquet were appalled and reacted negatively to the fact that unkosher meat was being served and consumed. Prior to consuming the meat, which ultimately improved her health, Rachel had jeopardized both her children and herself by not eating meat. Despite the fact that Rachel had been living so far away from Jewish life, she was still determined to maintain her Jewish values and
Scout thinks Walter does not know how to eat and embarrasses him at the dinner table. Calpurnia got furious after listening to what Scout said. She called her in the kitchen and explained to her about the different types of folks such as the Cunningham. Calpurnia acts as a mother by correcting her and spanking her for not treating Walter like Company. Not only this influences Scout but also gives her education about different people.
Lisette will ask, “‘You’re going to talk me with you, Momma, O.K. ?’” (Oates). The insecurity that she has when it comes to her mother is apparent because no child who has a healthy relationship with their guardian thinks that they would get left behind if the parent moves away. The faulty communication is further proven when Molina asked, “‘When did you last see your mother, Lisette?’ Shyly Lisette mumbled that she did not know. “(Oates).
She is introduced as a temptress or “looker” but later reveals a deeper character in the novel. Curley’s wife is powerless due to her gender. In the book, women are portrayed as troublemakers and Curley’s wife is defiantly included in this portrayal. She is described as a “tart”, “bitch”, and a “tramp”. The workers speak of her, basically, as Curley’s problem that needs to stay at home away from the other workers.
One of the secrets held from society in Fahrenheit 451 is that there is a war about to happen in the outside world. They also never get to experience the love of a real family. The only family that Mildred considers her own is one on a television show. Mildred’s friends are thankful for the “families” they already have. Mrs. Bowles says how kids aren’t worth anything and that they are just a pain.
The end of the story " The All American Slurp" the little girl from the Lin's family relies that she is similar to everyone else. The middle of the storythe li8ttle girl from the Lin's family is shy when she goes on the bus cause she dosent know what her friend is gonna think of her or if she will make fun of her.Well the little girl from the Gleasons family does not make fun of her she just stays quiet.In the beggining of the story the Lin's go over the Gleason's to have a dinner.And the Lin's dont know how to eat properly.The setting is in a quiet neighborhood. The mood is awkward and their behavior is weired and not weired. In conclusion, the story "The All American Slurp". By Lensey Namioka.
Jill and Madame Loisel reacted to hard situations different. Jill does not like to ask for help, so when the sixty-six women showed up at the pancake shop she thought she could do everything by herself. ‘“A table for sixty-six,” said a woman laughing. My lungs collapsed. Sixty-six hungry environmentalists.
This theme is found in The Glass Menagerie by the mother, Amanda. She constantly criticized Tom and Laura and treated them like little kids. An example of this was found in the beginning of the play when she consistently critiqued the way Tom was eating. He eventually abandoned his dinner and left the table. In The Life You Save May Be Your Own, the old Lucynell Crater desires so much to rid herself from her daughter that she is desperate enough to throw her on a random man that does not love her.
Ma-Maw’s frustration grew out of fear of the unknown, she would say she wished Pa-Paw was here because he would take care of her and would know what to do. Here comes the elbows part of this story; some nights when Julie was trying to cook, Ma-Maw would help with dishes but would nudge Julie out of the way if she got too close to the sink because this space was hers at the time. We knew at that point that we would not only have to focus on our lives; finding schools for the kids, getting back to work, gutting homes, buying clothes and cars, but we had to also worry about the well being of our grandmother, both mentally and physically. So after new doctors and hair stylist were found we sat down and developed a plan which included her wishes and path back to independence and privacy. Now looking back on our