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    Speak‚ Laurie Halse Anderson “Speak” is book about a young girl who loses her voice after being raped and slowly gains it back over time. Laurie Halse Anderson uses an internal voice throughout the book to show the havoc that is attacking Melinda’s mind. This adds to the theme of being outcast and isolated because the she has no one to really talk to. One reason she is an outcaste is that she called the cops at the part where she was raped. This leads her to lose her group of friends “the Plain

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    Alex Stoddard 1* 9/24/24. Literary Analysis Chains?Freedom-the quality or state of being free? Merriam Webster - "The ’Merriam’ Webster" For enslaved people in the American colonies during the late 1700s‚ freedom was something many strived for. In the book?Chains?by Laurie Halse Anderson‚ the main character Isabel has a conflict with her owners about her freedom driving along the plot. The conflict in Chains is Madam controls and severely injures Isabel while acting like she?s selling her sister

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    The American Dream Many people came to America seeking for a new begging‚ wanting to have freedom and posterity. Families from over seas sought religious freedom. This dream was beautiful and innocent‚ but was soon corrupted by the vulgarity of American life. Large sums of people traveled over seas seeking a clean slate. Things were off to a good start. Everyone had the religious freedom that they wanted. Men were able to start small businesses to support their family and to have a little

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    The american dream is what all young people hope to obtain later in their life after college. Although the American dream is a wonderful life to have‚ I don’t want just the idea of living an average lifestyle that every person purses. I rather be more than average and live a life that is overly favored and blessed by God. Growing up in a small town‚ I always wonder how it felt to live in the city. Coming from a family who had many struggles and weren’t financially stable‚ I always wonder what

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    “Departure”‚ which has many strictly detailed bits of the story. The “Departure” is going to show us the smallest details of the setting‚ goals‚ and show us how to leave a place where you can’t achieve your dreams‚ to a place where you can. The author‚ Anderson‚ introduces us to George Willard‚ who lives in Winesburg. He gives lots of descriptions about George and Winesburg‚ which gives us a big

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    in the process of making friends either. This initial rejection gave me the spirit to push myself to improve my Spanish and to observe and learn about the culture from the people around me. By the time I entered elementary school‚ I was still “The American Girl‚” but I had learned to assimilate to my life in Mexico‚ and I had even made a few friends.

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    did‚ but they did target slavery as a major problem in general. Both were similar with their purpose of each book‚ to explain why slavery is terrible to the united states. According to stowe‚ it played to the emotional side of the issue‚ showing how slave is morally terrible which is why it should go. Hinton went along with the fact how slavery is economically hurting southerners so it should go. In both books the purpose was to explain all in all why slavery was a completely bad thing. But with similarities

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    The brutality of slave trade left a detrimental impact through psychological and emotional damage which could never fully be repaired. Slaves were forced to bare through physical pain and suffering as well as mental‚ they were treated as property and the majority of slave owners didn’t even think of slaves to be human. Through their traumatic experiences‚ it was hard for many of them to stay positive because they weren’t surrounded by family which caused emotional suffering. No words can express

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    The American Dream Once upon a time a happy young boy runs out of his house to join his friends playing basketball. Overjoyed‚ he sprints towards the basketball court‚ but stops abruptly when he hears THE ICE CREAM TRUCK. The hairiest decision of his life is upon him. Which ice cream bar should he get? The boy yells to the driver‚ "I’ll have a..." I wake up from my dream confused and salivating for a Klondike bar. The phone rings once mom followed by swearing in the distance. My confusion ceases

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    Honors English 10; 4P 3 December 2013 I abide by the Honor Code Charity “Peace is the work of justice indirectly‚ in so far as justice removes the obstacles to peace; but it is the work of charity directly‚ since charity‚ according to its very notion‚ causes peace.” - St. Thomas Aquinas Charity is the kindly or sympathetic disposition to aid the needy as a result of deep feeling or understanding. Charity exists in many different forms. It can be seen in the forms of helping the poor‚ those

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