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    stopped hanging out. ‘Frenemy’ might be the word to describe our relationship back then. Fair enough: it is one of the few words that could almost resemble this conflicted state of mind. You want her to be happy but maybe not happier than you. You want her to be pretty‚ the two of you being popular together but not if she overshadows your glamour. You like compliments but those nice words coming from her give you second thoughts. Surprisingly‚ the word ‘frenemy’ first appeared in print as early as

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    Friendship Imagine‚ for a moment‚ that you are a new child‚ in an unfamiliar place‚ full of invisible faces that stare at you as you walk past them. Your face buried in a map so that you can find your way through your new environment and you continuously bump into strangers who do not offer a supporting hand to guide you on your way. You are lost‚ and you do not know what to do. Suddenly‚ out of nowhere‚ a hand comes right in front of your path‚ grasping yours‚ and leading the way to safety and

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    trust and confide in and most people have friends. In John Stienbeck’s novel “Of Mice And Men”‚ friendship is shown mainly between three different pairs of people. The first pair is the most obvious friendship shown in the novel; it is between George and his big friend Lennie. The second pair of friends is shown between Candy and his old‚ stinky dog. The third is a not an example of friendship‚ but more an example of a man who doesn’t have many friends; a colored stable buck named Crooks

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    within the literary world. The play focuses on the struggle between friendship and power‚ both powerful and impactful forces within Caesar’s life. As the leader Julius Caesar continues to gain power and followers‚ he fails to realize the issues arising from those closest to him. The relationship between Caesar and his “trusted” friends are shown within the play‚ greatly illustrating their seeming close and honorable friendship. However‚ as the plot progresses‚ Brutus and Cassius‚ both longtime

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    Female Friendship in ‘The Coquette’ The sentimental novels in the American Literature have long been regarded with great respect as compared to other genres of fiction. One such work is Hannah Webster Forster’s The Coquette which saw an avid reception and became highly famous during the eighteenth century. The Coquette being one of the most widely read works in American Literature is an epistolary‚ described as a conversation between different women. The conversational form is a self-conscious

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    because I have had similar encounters or experiences‚ but because the author does a really good job of portraying their personalities. Raymie‚ Louisiana‚ and Beverley each have very different personalities‚ yet they come together and form a beautiful friendship. I feel like I developed a relationship with each of the girls and have come to know them by the end of the story. Two lasting impressions that I was left with is that everyone has a story to tell and that adults have so much to learn from children

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    piece‚ ‘A Word About Words’‚ is perfect material for understanding Politically Correct English (PCE) culture and the implications it has on the very issues that its proponents wish to correct. Alinsky’s argument is that the meanings of words such as power‚ self-interest‚ ego‚ compromise‚ and conflict have been hijacked by a politically illiterate population thereby undermining the process of producing social change. He states‚ “Striving to avoid the force‚ vigor‚ and simplicity of word “power‚”

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    1. Describe Twyla and Roberta’s friendship. What do they have in common and how are they different when they first become friends? Twyla and Roberta’s friendship is one that happens due to both their mothers not being able to adequately care for their children. It is a friendship that happened by chance. To start‚ these two girls have a few things in common. They both have mothers that cannot take care of them so they end up at a shelter where they are eight years old‚ lonely‚ and scared. Also

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    Friendship is an in-depth relationship. Friendship is comfortable and relaxed. Friendship requires meeting the needs of both friends. Building a friendship from casual friends. Building  friendships takes time. Friendships  require self-disclosure so any friendship has risks‚ Talking and listening builds friendships. Friendships require equality and loyalty from friends. Maintenance of friendships is crucial. Friendships can not be neglected. One-on-one contact is a prerequisite of friendships

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    colors into language. We can put some bright colors to words when we are happy‚ or dark colors to express that we are not in a good mood. We give them their own power‚ and in the article “A Question of Language” by Gloria Naylor‚ the author shows us her idea about that power of words. Words themselves are harmless; the problem comes from the way people want to use them. Naylor starts her text by mentioning about her first time hearing the word “nigger”. It was in her third-grade class‚ when she was

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