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Global Experience - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Resulted in mass immigration from former British Colonies
  - - - What happens to Karim? Haroon? Jamilla?
- - - - Though she initially follows her father's will, she eventually realizes that she's been deprived of something fundamental in her life and rebels.
  - - - Trapped in poverty
        
        Stephen Blackpool
        
        Is framed for a crime due to his poverty, dies because of his inability to escape.
        
        Shar
        
        Lives a very uncertain life, has to ask people for money, may be addicted to drugs and working as a prostitute because of her circumstances.
        
        Nathan
        
        Fell short of everyone's expectations of him because of an accident that ruined his potential, and possibly his self worth.
      - Escaped poverty
        
        Natalie/Kiesha
        
        Believes that others are trapped in poverty because of their own actions and inactions and not the circumstances of their lives and the society they live in holding them back.
        
        Luck
        
        Both characters have some sort of luck that allows them to move up in the world, but neither acknowledges it.
        
        Meeting Nathan forces Natalie to realize she isn't where she is just because of hard work, but that she also happened to get lucky in who she met and where she went.
        
        Mr. Bounderby
        
        Spreads a myth about "escaping poverty" and "pulling himself up by his bootstraps" because he knows the affect poverty and understands he was lucky to escape it.
- - - - Understands and appreciates the varying ways in which people move through life.
  - - - Death as a form of freedom.
        
        Septimus uses it as a way out, while Mrs. Dalloway understands that it was his way of freeing himself from the confines of society.
- - - - Despite the world around them changing, the societies in these stories refuse to accept the changing world around them and resist adapting.
        
        Human society moving away from the equator and towards the poles, but trying to carry on as if they can solve the rapid heating of their planet and the adaptation of the animal and plant life around them.
        
        British society resisting social change and progress
        
        Jamilla trying to make change and refusing to just accept things the way they are, picks up on the growing conservative movement.
        
        Others in the story not taking it seriously, brushing it off, or falling for the propaganda being pushed by these movements.
        
        After the draining of the draining of the lagoon, everyone but Kerans, Beatrice, and Bodkin are happy and celebrating, while the three mentioned by name are disturbed.
        
        Kerans and Bodkin both try to re-flood the lagoon and once again, permanently laying the old way of living to rest beneath the surface of the lagoon.
- - - - Longing for the past.
        
        Scared of the expectations people around her hold
        
        Terminates her pregnancies
  - - - Comes to terms with the past, decides to live in the present, is robbed of his future.
        
        His death impacts two women he hadn't been connected to in years, Leah and Natalie, and in a way draws them towards living in the present instead of attaching themselves to the future or the past.
  - - - Contempt towards the past
        
        Changes name from "Kiesha" to "Natalie"
        
        Doesn't like it being brought up.