"She stood there all alone, well not quite alone. Her male companion was there, but not to love and protect her. She stood still, unflinching, her arms hung listlessly at her side, as he rained physical blow on her. He had accomplished his mission because she had already submitted to the merciless physical violence he vented on her. (Hook) " This was an eyewitness account of domestic violence in Grenada around 1988, and since then domestic violence in Grenada has become a serious problem in recent years. There have been over 2,558 victims of domestic violence since 2012- 2016, and 1,821 are women. (Bridge) In Grenada to help women get out of these situations, they have provided organization like Grenada National Organization Of Women, Legal Aid and Counseling Clinic, and the Domestic Violence Unit indicates that domestic violence, and in particular domestic violence against women is of grave concern. My question is what exactly are these organizations doing? How do thes
There are many similarities and differences in the stories Cotton Candy and Little Cog-Burt. Of course, I can state the obvious and tell you one difference is they are written by two different authors, but I'm getting more in-depth than that. To start off with the difference with Cotton Candy is that it was about a Lola (women) journey after her mother cloudes her growing up. Loa struggles to find someone to share her life with. Lola is obsessed with childhood fantasies and sees them every one. For example, she uses the butterflies to represent her past lover and her sense of happiness and beauty. The butterflies also represent how she admires the sense of prostitutes. She uses the butterfly that she can go men to men like a butterfly goes flower to flower. The butterfly also shows her growing and evolving like a caterpillar to a butterfly in the sense of her desperate desire of man. Next, the difference in Little Cog-Burt is that the story is about a mother fulling her needs.