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Tetiyette  and The Devil      The author of  "Tetiyette and The Devil" conveys the story as a fairy tale. It is presented as a sweet bed time story but turns sour. It becomes sour because of the authority and presence of evil. The author has wrapped dog poop in a beautiful gift box. When Tetiyette sees the devil, she sees the gold and the riches; dismissing his heart. The other characters came to Tetiyette with nothing and I think the author did that to show that all they had to offer was all of their selves. This shows that a immature being may look at material happiness and throw away a mental connection for temporary happiness.    The connects with Guadalupe in terms of closeness within family and gender roles. In Guadeloupe, it is very traditional for women in the family to be married off. For a young woman to be picked, it is very honorable and a celebratory time. Also in the Guadeloupean culture, it is looked down upon when youth is disrespectful to elders. Hence

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Jada Rouser   Prof. Harris    English    4/4/19   Global Warming and Climate Change in Puerto Rico   The island of Puerto Rico will eventually be swallowed whole by the sea. The island will become inhabitable and every species will go extinct or be forced to migrate. Puerto Rico is in werea couple of sparsely populated archipelagos that were a part of 900 islands east of Papua New Cunei. They were named the Kale,  Kapita ,  Kakatina ,  Zollies  and Rehana islands. The collection of islands was low lying and very vulnerable to the rising of the sea level. Between 1947-2014, the sea levels surrounding the islands increased from 28 inches to 39 inches, completely covering them. There was an increase in intensity of winds, atmosphere humidity and natural cycles due to climate change. Now named the “Five Lost Solomon Island”, the islands are used as an example to what to expect globally.  The ice caps in Antarctica continue to melt due to the increasing temperatures. T