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    next day they finally meet Van Houten‚ only to find out that he is a rude alcoholic who refuses to answer Hazel’s questions. Feeling guilty for the way Van Houten behaved‚ Lidewij offers to take Hazel and Augustus sightseeing to the Anne Frank house. While at the Anne Frank house‚ Hazel shows her determination to not let her cancer stand in the way by climbing up several sets of stairs while carrying her oxygen tank. Later that night‚ they have sex for the first time. The next morning‚ Augustus takes

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    shock‚ but augustus asures her he will be fine. The next morning‚ they end up meeting the author of hazels favorite book‚ but when they get there he is a complete asshole to them‚ and hes a drunk. Then she cries and leaves and then they go to the anne frank museum and they have a kiss in the middle of all of it. They eventually get home and things are mellow for a while. But then hazel grace gets in shock when she gets a phone call from augustus’s parents announcing his death from the cancer. She is

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    turn of the century‚ American readers were interested only in stories with happy endings‚ where goodness was praised and evil was punished. They did not particularly care if that was a false interpretation of the way life really was. When men such as Frank Norris‚ the author of The Octopus‚ wrote angrily of the injustices and poverty to be found in America‚ readers turned away. The Octopus made them change their minds. The course of the novel and the reality of its characters held the readers’ attention

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    Freedom Writers‚ Changing Perspective The natural and reoccurring aspect of life‚ change‚ is one that has positive outcomes and cannot be reversed. The outcome of how change affects a person can be modified due to extrinsic factors of people or place. The inevitability of change can be daunting or reassuring for a person‚ depending on the way it is embraced. Humans change their perceptions of the world due to what they are subject to. Ones extrinsic factors and how they see the world is constantly

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    Samuel uses different methods to present the relationship between mothers and daughters in kinder transport. She uses parallel narratives‚ time slips to show the different ways each mother treats their daughter and vice versa. She also uses objects to shows how strong their relationships are‚ stage directions and also characters such as the ratcatcher to show the relationships between them. Eva starts off by calling her biological mother ’mutti’ which shows that she considers her mother a very

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    I read the cellar by Natasha Preston. Natasha Preston was born January 5‚ 1988‚ she is currently 29 and living in England. She discovered her love for writing when she shared one of her stories online. Her favorite kinds of books to write are romance‚ thrillers‚ and about serial killers. Natasha is the author of The Cabin‚ With the Band‚ Awake‚ The Chance series‚ The Silence series‚ and The Cellar. She published her award-winning book the cellar on wattpad before ever publishing it to a real publisher

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    Lady Anne Neville was an English queen‚ the daughter of Richard Neville and Lady Anne of Beauchamp. She was born June 11th‚ 1456 at Warwick Castle in Warwickshire and died on March 16th‚ 1485 at age 28 in Westminster‚ London. Lady Anne was a very powerful and wealthy woman during her time in England as she held the titles Princess of Wales‚ Duchess of Glouchester‚ and Queen of England. Anne’s coronation as Queen of England was on July 6th‚ 1483. She became Princess of Wales as the wife of Edward

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    The Holocaust Anne Frank’s’ diary impacted the world in many ways. It did so by telling the story of a little girl during the Holocaust. It touched the hearts of many people around the world. Here are some ways it impacted the world. First off‚ people can connect to it. Some might be going through tough times. The nation could be at war. The country could also be in a deep national depression. Other people could be in hiding. They could be hiding from dangerous people. Or hiding from the nation’s

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    Anne Fadiman’s “Under Water” 1. Anne Fadiman narrates the events of “Under Water” in first person. She prepares us by describing the setting and the conditions and intentions of the event. I think Anne wants us to realize that everyone on the trip‚ including the instructors‚ are human. Even though they knew there was no chance of saving Gary‚ or even possibly reaching his unresponsive body‚ they tried their hardest. 3. I think she uses statements such as “Class II was not an unreasonable challenge

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    Set in 1890’s Germany‚ Frank Wedekind’s Spring Awakening explores a variety of themes ranging from love and sex‚ to oppression and death. A pioneering playwright of his time‚ Wedekind allows contemporary audiences to connect with issues that were controversial then and still very much relevant in modern society. By using such relatable motifs throughout‚ the play criticises the oppressive culture of nineteenth- century that people can still respond to today. In order to understand why the play continues

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