Thursday, 13 March 2014
Blog #5 PEE Chart
PEE Chart
Point
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Example
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Evidence
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The power of corruption.
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Some people make people pay to get into places. But the money goes to
the local people, not to the government.
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“I can check in a moment’ he said. ‘But I think it will be ten
thousand pesos. And a receipt – with the governor so busy…”(page 90)
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The power of corruption.
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Some police can be corrupted and do things there not suppose to. But
the people don’t know that, so they do it anyway.
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“I remember warm air. I remember suddenly I was out, and the hand
holding my arm let go, and I was upside down, held by just one ankle.”(page
63)
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The power of corruption.
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Some people steal from the government, and other people can get
accused.
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“What matters is that forty years ago I came upon information that
Senator Zapanta had spirited away thirty million dollars of international aid
money”(page 102)
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Point
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Example
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Evidence
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The effect of poverty.
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Poverty can force children to beg of the side of the road.
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“I say we should lie low in one of the big tourist areas where so
many street kids work and beg.”
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The effect of poverty.
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Poverty drives poor people to do whatever it takes to earn money
including lie.
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“later on, my auntie came close and said “why are you telling lies
Raphael Fernandez” (page 15)
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The effect of poverty.
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Poverty affects the ability to go to school to get a proper
education, then later on to get a job.
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“Behala dumpsite is based loosely on a place Andy visited while
living in manila. There is a school there. And there really are children who
will crawl through trash forever” (Author’s note)
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