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    improve upon themselves and yet are so blind to their own flaws. Perhaps if they had been told these flaws or heard uplifting passages they could make themselves aware of what it is about themselves that they need to improve. While reading A Separate Peace the reader may call to mind a passage from Isaiah 49. The passage is able to connect with the main character‚ Gene‚ and how he could have been a better friend if he had familiarized himself with it. Throughout the book Gene struggled with his

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    A Separate Peace By: Anonymous E-mail: intrepidhp@home.com A Separate Peace A Separate Peace is a novel by John Knowles that is about prep school experiences during World War II. This book was a good story about an adolescents attempt to understand the world and himself. I enjoyed reading about Gene’s journey towards maturity and the adult world. This book takes place in Devon School‚ New Hampshire during a summer session when Gene Forrester was sixteen years old. One day Gene and Finny‚

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    see yourself as a person. In Knowles novel‚ A Separate Peace‚ the main characters‚ Gene Forrester and Finny‚ learn how to compliment each other throughout their friendship during their process of growing up. Their friendship and bond grows immensely‚ but more importantly‚ both boys learn self acceptance and strive to find out their purpose on this earth before their last years of childhood diminish. The three most prominent themes in A Separate Peace include love and sacrifice‚ self acceptance‚ and

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    “A Separate Peace”: Book Talk Entry: Question 2 In A Separate Peace‚ Gene Forrester is the narrator of the story. The book is written of the events that take place in his memory of his high school years he recalls from fifteen years earlier. Gene narrates the book in first person point of view‚ describing everything from his perspective and as he remembers them. Sometimes during the book it is difficult to keep up with the narrator as sometimes he seems to be talking as the younger gene as if the

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    while the introvert being the quiet and less noticed person. This relationship many times causes tension between the two friends‚ but many times the tension is only felt by one person; usually the introvert‚ thus jealousy becomes prominent. In A Separate Peace‚ by John Knowles‚ this is the case between best friends Finny (the extrovert)‚ and Gene (the introvert). Both boys attend The Devon School‚ an upscale boys boarding school in the Northeast part of the United States. This jealousy exists between

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    “It is only the great hearted who can be true friends. The mean and cowardly can never know what true friendship means.” In other words‚ this occurred in A Separate Peace‚ by John Knowles when Gene shook the tree limb and knocked Finny off‚ Finny was nothing but nice to Gene; Gene Pretreated the friend ship because he was self-centered. For example‚ when I moved to Tennessee I meet a girl named Grace we were inseparable to each other. Grace and I spent day after day‚ week after week‚ at each others

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    experiences guilt whether a famous popstar or an average citizen. Guilt is a natural quality that comes and goes in one’s life depending on their actions. Gene Forrester‚ the narrator of the book A Separate Peace‚ by John Knowles‚ resembles the description Tolle describes. In the novel A Separate Peace‚ by John Knowles‚ a theme clearly exists where guilt cripples a person emotionally because of situations that happen in the book. To start off‚ the main character‚ Gene Forrester‚ has two

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    Innocent death caused by bleeding green with envy Wars begin when countries compete to be the unsurpassed leaders of the world. It all starts with a good country that has the finest resources and the top technology. This country does not have to try to be the best; it is born to be‚ and it lives angelically with other countries. Consequently‚ the immeasurable greatness of this nation is never loved by all. The weaker countries develop evil jealousy‚ and hatred for the dominant empire. Soon the wickedness

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    experts. Hear their point of view and get their judgment because it is not their life that is going to be affected as much as your future”. Why is it that human beings feel intimidated by others? Everyone has their own fears and insecurities. In A Separate Peace by John Knowles‚ the main character and the narrator‚ Gene Forrester feels a sense of inferiority to his best friend‚ Phineas (Finny). When an individual feels intimidated by another‚ they do anything within their capability in order to feel secure

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    A Separate Peace Movie and Novel Comparison The first noted difference between the movie and book is that and the novel‚ before the flashback while Gene is revisiting Devon he remarks that he wants to visit two places‚ the tree and the marble stairs. This is a fairly important scene and gets the reader interested through foreshadowing early on in the story but was left out of the film. The book was told in first-person from Gene’s point of view in the novel while the movie was told by a third-person

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