of the most important things that happen in the story of "Little Women".?
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Little Women is my favorite book of all time.  There are some pivotal moments that happen to Jo during her life (and none of them are that she dies).  Meeting Laurie, Beth's illness and later her death, Meg's marriage because it was a growing-up moment for Jo, the death of Aunt March and inheriting Plumfield, meeting the Professor and later falling in love with him, becoming a published writer... I think that's maybe only 7 or 8 but I'm sure there's a few more in there. :)
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Here is the IMDB link http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0456960/ which gives you some information on it
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Try the plot-o-matic, it helps in just this type of instance.\n\nGood luck with your story :-)
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Yes, there are many versions of Little Women (see first link below).  But, there are 2 versions that are more famous.  The first one was 1933 featur June Allison & Joan Bennett.  The more recent one was 1994 featured Winona Ryder, Susan Sarandon, Kristen Dunst & Claire Danes (see 3rd link).
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Lazarus Child. it's less than 2 hours and I dont understand the story
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In the beginning...  Ha.  Start in chapter one.  I am curious to know, though, what 'two' stories you are referring to.
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The Notebook.\n\nThe story is about true love.
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Go to www.sparknotes.com, look up the story, look especially at the section called quotations,  themes, and motifs.
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Carrie ends up with BIG\nCharlotte and her husband adopt a baby girl from China\nSamantha and Smith were still together\nMiranda and Steve took in his mom\n\n...and they lived happily ever after.
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Are you asking how mother are important to the socialization. They are the child's first exposure to the world. Mothers have an important role that could forever alter the course of history.
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I think the book was "league of Grey-eyed Woman". Cartoon, yes, The Littles.
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I need to know what is the story to answer that question .
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The little lies lead to bigger ones...Dolly
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A is the best choice, although C is also important to the story. The story would be meaningless without Estella. But if we consider everything from the beginning of the story (when Pip first encounters the escaped convict) to the end of the story (after the convict dies and Pip is at least reunited with Estella), everything is about how Pip's life changes because of his money. Think about the title of the novel--"Great Expectations." The expectations deal with the money (as Jaggers first informs Pip of his good fortune). You could argue that the title refers to Pip's expectation that he will get to marry Estella. I would, however, stick with A.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Living_Doll_(The_Twilight_Zone)
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Check the IMDB...they will have all that info and more!\n\nGuaranteed!
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The Pearl: Kino finds the pearl in answer to his prayer to help heal Coyotito's scorpion sting, and in Kino's frenzy to keep the pearl and survive, he ends up killing Coyotito.\n\nThe Grapes of Wrath: Rose of Sharon's (Rosasharn's) baby, the hope of the future through the whole book, who is to be the firstborn of a new generation in California where the family hopes to find steady work rather than the same unlivable drudgery they have in Oklahoma, is stillborn because the Joads could not escape that poverty.\n\nOf Mice and Men: Because of the harshness of the life of itinerant farmworkers, Lennie does not recieve the help and comfort he needs, and accidentally kills Curly's wife. Thus, George is forced to kill Lennie, the person he swore he'd protect. \n\nCannery Row: Mack and the boys work to throw a party for Doc, but when Doc doesn't arrive, the party gets out of hand and Doc's home, laboratory, and possessions are destroyed. Also: Frankie's love for Doc, the only person who ever showed him any kind of nice treatment, becomes his downfall when Frankie steals a $75 clock for Doc and is arrested and sent to an institution.\nAlso: the tale of the first bouncer at the Bear Flag Restaurant, who killed himself when he believed that no one loved him, after he took whiskey to Mack and the boys and they still wouldn't accept him into their group.\n\nThere are more tragic elements in all these books. Just note everywhere that somebody tries to do something nice, or tries to better themselves, and it goes wrong.