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    Veronica was actually shocked that she’d enjoyed the date so much. When it had originally been brought up by Sarah and Jake that Jake had a single friend she had waved off the idea of a bind date. Eventually Sarah had worn her down though and now as well as the date had gone she didn’t think Sarah would ever let her forget this. She smiled slightly at the man sitting next to her as they made their way down the street she lived. Glancing down at the slim gold watch that circled her wrist she realized

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    Social classes are organized by factions in Divergent‚ by Veronica Roth. Practically everything about an individual is based on what faction they belong to: their personality‚ how they dress‚ where they reside‚ what they consume‚ what they do for recreation‚ and what occupation they hold. The book takes place in a dystopian society of Chicago where everyone takes an aptitude test at the age of 16 to decide what faction they belong to and what their future will be. The factions are Abnegation‚ Amity

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    Topic sentence: During the events of the book‚ Divergent by Veronica Roth‚ Beatrice “Tris” Prior longs to find a unique identity for herself. Beatrice’s personality traits and factors assist her in achieving her goal. First of all‚ she displays immense amount of bravery in the book. Moreover‚ Tris is a Divergent‚ which is a person who has special abilities due to the fact that they have multiple personality traits. Her bravery along with her Divergence allows her to truly discover who she really

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    Divergent theme Veronica Roth’s novel Divergent is not necessarily one that I would have chosen to read on my own‚ at first it was hard to get into the plot itself. However about a hundred pages into the book I found myself interested in the plot of the story. Divergent is a book with truly many themes such as fear‚ family‚ society and class‚ and power. But to me the main theme is choice. The main character’s name is Beatrice Prior‚ who later changed her name to Tris. The entire premise of the

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    In Veronica Roth’s novel Allegiant‚ love can be shown through sacrifice‚ even if it means leaving those you love. Right before their plan to obtain the memory serum‚ Tobias explains to Tris: “They (The Abnegation) say that if the sacrifice is the ultimate way for that person to show you they love you‚ you should let them do it… That‚ in that situation‚ it’s the greatest gift you can give them.” (Roth 412) Then the realization hits Tris that Caleb‚ her brother‚ volunteered for the deadly mission to

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    The Pearce Institute‚ Glasgow Ghost Hunt 1 of 2 Home Events http://www.ghostevents.co.uk/the_pearce_institute.html Bookings About Contact Photos Links The Pearce Institute‚ Glasgow Event Dates Saturday 4th April 2015 9pm-3am - Sold out!! The Location The Pearce Institute at Govan Cross was designed by Sir Robert Rowand Anderson in the style of a very large 17th century Scottish townhouse. It was commisioned to be built by Lady Dinah Pearce in memory of her husband Sir William Pearce‚ MP

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    When you think of leaders what do you think of? The president? A king? Well‚ sometimes when we follow leaders you might be doing so blindly which is a bad thing. The novel Divergent by Veronica Roth is about a girl named Tris who found she was divergent and has to hide it from everyone else. The novel The Compound by S.A. Bodeen is about a boy named Eli who had to evacuate to a compound during a nuclear war and has been there ever since. Both of these stories use dystopian control and mood to suggest

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    Commentary Response Discuss how the themes of ‘broken relationships’ and ‘tragedy’ are explored in Disabled and Veronica The themes of broken relationships and tragedy can be linked very closely together through the use of symbolism and language. Both themes are thoroughly explored through the poem‚ Disabled by Wilfred Owen‚ and the short story: Veronica‚ by Adewale Maja-Pearce. The structures of both poem and short story use language and symbolism differently to show the themes of broken

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    Veronica Mars is a show about a young woman and her ability to help her father‚ Detective Mars‚ solve cases. In this case‚ she is trying to figure out who killed the dean of her school‚ and will stop at nothing until she does so. Her strong female force and her outside-of-the-norm characteristics prove that not all television series involving cops can be ruled as the same‚ despite the opinion of Stuart Kaminsky in his article “The History and Conventions of the Police Tale”. Although certain concepts

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    Naimun Siraj Ignorance Response 1 Dr. Veronica Vieland: Measuring Statistical Evidence in Biological Research This lecture really resonated with me because I have taken a yearlong course on thermodynamics and know a bit about statistical thermodynamics. A very important topic that was discussed was the idea of the p value‚ which is a value that is used to make sense of a statistical hypothesis. The significance of the p value on statistical evidence is something that needs to be revaluated due

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