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    friendly facade is what makes this disorder a problem. They very often violate the rights of others. They are purposely charmingly manipulative in order to gain the trust and affection of others; they then use the trust and affection for deceitful purposes. They are skilled at faking sincerity. They experience true love and affection close to never. They rarely even feel guilty about these wrongdoings. They lack the conscience that a socially normal person would have. They have no compassion towards

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    specifically the family – because of our collectivist orientation. Our value systems revolve around giving honor and respect to our families‚ and therefore anything that leads to building a family is given much importance – even the early blossoms of affection in

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    people open this door for drawing closer to one another only to regret the decision later because they did not really know each other at all. Intimacy and affection can be expressed in a number of ways other than sexual intercourse. Kissing‚ hugging‚ massaging‚ and holding hands are some of the ways people who are to together express their affection in a physical manner. Some people are abstinent on a temporary basis‚ for example‚ like until he or she gets married or find the right partner. Others are

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    THE BREAD OF SALT Characters • BOY – main character of the play (Note: He doesn’t have a name in the story..) • AIDA – object of the boy’s affections • PETE SAEZ – guy who invites the boy to join his band • OTHER BANDMATES – preferably two guys • JOSEFINA AND ALICIA – Aida’s cousins (Note: Maybe we could just mention them instead of adding them to the play? What do you guys think?) Sets Set in 1930s Philippines • Bakeshop • Aida’s House (for the party) •

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    ‘Tesman- “My old morning shoes‚ my slippers look! … I missed them dreadfully. Now you should see them”. Hedda- “No thanks‚ it really doesn’t interest me”. This portrays Gabler showing no affection to Jorgen Tesman’s slippers. The way Hedda is not interested in Tesman’s slippers shows her little care for affection towards Tesman. This challenges the common gender stereotype because women are stereotyped to be affectionate and sensitive. Hedda Gabler is furthered portrayed by having masculine traits

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    together. This paragraph perfectly shows the theme of the story and shows how their affection is rapidly growing. Anna turned to Gurov with “her eyes shining” (Chekhov‚ sec. 2) shows the connection that they are feeling for one another. They also talked a great deal‚ and Anna even starts “forgetting what she had asked” (Chekhov‚ sec. 2). This phrase also shows how they are getting lost in the moment and how the affection continues to grow. Shortly after this paragraph‚ Gurov and Anna end up kissing for

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    Just like Ophelia‚ Gertrude is also dependent but dependent on affection‚ and is portrayed as weak when she quickly marries Claudius after her husband dies. “Frailty‚ thy name is woman! A little month‚ or ere those shoes were old with which she followed my poor father’s body‚ like Niobe‚ all tears. Why she‚ even she O

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    The Seventh Seal catches these topics altogether‚ displaying the mold from which each Bergman film would be adjusted against. Consider how Block relinquishes his chivalrous campaign to end up on an infection ridden territory‚ addressing God‚ contending with Death for his own mortality. In this most fundamental plot portrayal‚ Bergman’s existential saint measures every potential clash from his surroundings to the philosophical. Appropriately‚ Bergman’s film goes about as a flood of inquiries through

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