Footnote to Youth

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Lovelife youth is a South African based non-profit organisation whose aim is to reduce the cases of HIV in the country from the age of 12-19. They want to give them the chance to have a better life and a brighter future.

Footnote to Youth describes the plight of a male teen that finds himself deep in the struggles of love, marriage, and the birth of his first child. Footnote to Youth was written by Jose Garcia Villa and first published in 1933.

footnote to youth gives us a lesson that marrying in a young age is not good for teeanagers. it will only give us big problems and responsibilities that a young people must not experience with. Settle your life first.

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The "Footnote to Youth" point of view is:

Omniscient Point of View-the author observes but does not participate in the story. He or she includes the actions, thoughts, and feelings of all characters. He or she makes use of the pronouns he, she, and they.

The conflict of the story Footnote to Youth has to do with the couple marrying at such a young age. The struggle and have regrets about their decision.

Footnote to Youth symbolizes the struggles of a teen that finds himself caught in the hardships of teen marriage, and parenthood. Footnote to Youth was first published in 1933 and was written by Jose Garcia Villa.

A footnote is used by authors when writing books. The author will write something and will want to direct the reader to a notation where more information in other reference books can be found on the topic the author is writing about. So the author will usually place a tiny number on the page next to the subject they want to bring the reader's attention to. Then at the very bottom of the page the same tiny number will appear, and next to the tiny number will be the name of the reference material the author wants the reader to refer to if the reader wants more information on the topic footnoted. I hope that made sense ;)

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In the story of "Dodong and Teang," life has made Dodong's father, who represents traditional values and struggles of hard work, appear ugly. His harsh demeanor and rigid expectations reflect the burdens of poverty and sacrifice, resulting in a strained relationship with Dodong. This portrayal emphasizes the generational conflict and the toll that life's hardships can take on individuals, ultimately shaping their perspectives and interactions with loved ones.

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