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    I believe you can make a dog with puppies also take care of kittens by giving the kittens to the dog after the puppies are born. It may also be good if the kittens were orphans. For example: In the passage “Unusual Animal Relationships”‚ when it talks about the relationship between the dog and the orangutan‚ it explains how the orangutan (Suryia) became “orphaned after losing his parents”‚ and it wasn’t until he met the dog (Roscoe) that Suryia became happy‚ and Roscoe became his friend. Going back

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    Mending Broken Relationships Familial relationships can be quite complex when feelings are involved‚ and sometimes‚ people have the willingness and strength to re-adjust and end up with a strong and successful familial relationship. In Mark Haddon’s book‚ the curious incident of the dog in the night time the Boone family learns to adapt and alter their behaviour which allows them to go to great lengths in the near future as a family. Judy‚ Ed and Christopher Boone’s willingness to re-adjust to

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    Romeo and Juliet In life‚ people make choices that not only are unbeneficial to them‚ but are also unbeneficial to others too. In the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare‚ Romeo and Juliet’s tragic death occurs. Although it may seem like it was their fault‚ three minor characters also contributed to the star-crossed lovers’ tragic deaths. Mercutio‚ the Nurse and Friar Laurence were also to blame (Infinitive). One of the characters‚ who may not have seemed a significant figure in the

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    feud by threatening everyone with death. 3. Benvolio realizes that Romeo’s problem is that he is love and tries to find out who it is. Romeo is too stubborn and will not tell who he is in love with. Act I Scene ii 1. Paris asks Lord Capulet for Juliet’s hand in marriage. 2. Romeo finds out that Rosaline will attend the mask party. 3. Benvolio challenges Romeo to go to the part and compare Rosaline with other women of Verona. Act I Scene iii 1. Lady Capulet tries to have a civil conversation

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    Your Guilty‚ Romeo! If it weren’t for Romeo’s actions‚ both he and Juliet would have never fallen in love‚ and never ended up taking their own lives. Romeo is most at fault for his death and the death of Juliet because Romeo should have listened to Friar Lawrence. He should not have fallen in love with Juliet so easily‚ and he should have respected the feud between the two families and stayed away from the Capulets. Throughout the whole story‚ Friar Lawrence holds some responsibility for the tragedy

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    Baba and Amir had an extremely important relationship when he was a young boy. Almost everything he did was influenced by his father. He would do almost anything to win his father’s affection. Now that Amir is returning home to find Sohrab‚ after Baba’s death and many years without seeing his homeland‚ he is finally coming to terms with their relationship. By finding out that Hassan is his brother‚ Amir’s mental image of his father shatters‚ his vying for Baba’s attention goes away‚ and Amir finally

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    A Justified Tragedy The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet written by William Shakespeare is considered part of the tragic genre‚ and justly so. Throughout the play‚ aspects that align with the Greeks definition of tragedy appear frequently. Because of the multiple appearances‚ combined with many other aspects‚ Romeo and Juliet‚ is indeed a tragedy. The characteristics of Romeo and Juliet fit those required of a tragic protagonist. Romeo and Juliet come from “Two households‚ both alike in dignity”

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    In the play "Romeo and Juliet" Many people were responsible were responsible for the two star crossed lovers deaths‚ but the out of all the characters Juilet is the most to blame. It was Juliet’s fault because she did not tell her family and that caused a lot of problems. The biggest person effected for not being told was Tybalt. He was so enraged when Romeo showed up to the Capulet’s party. In this scene Tybalt says that he will get his revenge on Romeo. After he sends Romeo a letter to challenge

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    everything and love was thought to be foolish. Romeo above all things is a pacifist and will look for any way to make peace this is most prominent when he tries to befriend tybalt after being attacked a beaten by the character for no apparent reason. in act 3 scene 1 line 65 “I do protest I have not injured thee but love more than thou” this quote portrays Romeo as a true pacifist who would rather be beaten by tybalt then create conflict. Romeo displays a level of maturity and humility that was

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    English Essay Outline Romeo and Juliet is undoubtedly a tragedy‚ ending in the pair’s death. But‚ since the two committed suicide‚ it is unclear whether their demise was brought on by themselves or sealed through fate. Elizabethans knew that suicide was the devil’s business so this supports it being predestined. Romeo and Juliet’s tale is one of fate rather than freewill. Romeo and Juliet’s fate is prescribed through their parent’s feud‚ and Shakespeare’s use of dramatic irony and foreshadowing

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