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    Huck Finn: A Short Story

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    typical third grade day. My friends and I were in recess‚ goofing around‚ having fun. We sat on the benches and joked around. Next thing I knew my friend was on my back and I was carrying him around. Not aware of my surroundings‚ I tripped over a bench‚ closed my eyes‚ braced for impact‚ and fell face first into the dirt. I got up feeling dazed and the first thing I hear is a scream. Confused‚ I looked over to my friend and her face was a mixture of scared and shocked. I saw friends run to the restroom

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    CHAPTER2

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    ALEJANDRE BSA-III CHAPTER 2- Activity 1 1. Bench is known for their fashionable and yet affordable wearing apparels not just for men but also for women. Ben Chan introduced their products not just in the Philippines but also in other countries. They focus on their customer’s needs and wants. They are able to satisfy the different types of customers. 2. Many consumers nowadays are into fashionable yet affordable clothing/apparel. Because of this‚ Bench introduced their fashionable products. And

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    disappointed in life. They feel comfortable to walk about at dusk as they do not want to face others and want to escape the bitter and harsh realities of life. Q: Describe the setting of the story. Ans: The story begins with Norman Gortsby sitting on a bench in a park located near the Hyde Park corner in London. It was some thirty minutes past six on an early March evening. The roads were empty and many unnoticed people moved silently. It was the time of dusk‚ which according to Gortsby was the hour of

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    Miss Brill

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    The selected passage is from the end of the short story Miss Brill‚ beginning where Miss Brill sees the boy and girl who sits down on the bench near her right to the end of the story. In "Miss Brill‚" by Katherine Mansfield‚ we are introduced to the titular woman called Miss Brill who finds Sundays magical until she is forced to step out of her daydream and face reality. Every Sunday Miss Brill‚ who is presumed to be an English school teacher‚ goes to the Jardins Publiques and takes her "special

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    The past weekend was something of the unexpected. I thought I was going to be just doing something normal with my friends but it was not. One of my close friends coaches a seventh grade basketball team. They play in a private league and I was invited to come watch them this past Sunday. I went to just relax and talk to some friends who were also invited. Before arriving to the game I thought I would be more focused on what my friend would be doing as a coach. I was completely wrong. While I was at

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    Wasdasd

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    As Toshiko rides home alone in a taxi‚ she sorrowfully contemplates the details of ‘‘the incident.’’ The nurse she and her husband had hired to take care of their son has given birth to an illegitimate baby in their house‚ revealing nothing of her pregnancy until the moment of delivery. Toshiko is saddened by the attenuation of moral values in modern Japanese society as she contemplates the nurse’s situation and her husband’s blithe treatment of the event. Unlike his wife‚ Toshiko’s husband‚ a

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    woman are both a whitish cream color‚ considering the artwork has been around for about thirty-one years the color has somewhat diminished. The color of the bench is jet black. The texture of the man and woman was solid and firm. Also‚ it felt uneven and rough due to the crinkliness of the

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    man as “some old geezer” and when Leon calls Sophie a “skank” this reveals Leon’s and Taylor’s lack of respect for other people. Body language is also effectively used in the script after Marky is murdered and Dig is found “Sitting on the right-hand bench. Hunched over looking at the ground in front of him.” This shows that Dig was in great mourning and shutting everyone out. The language used in the text was successful because it demonstrated Leon and Taylor’s lack of respect towards others and how

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    Belonging

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    Plan: Homeless guy sitting on the side of the road‚ watches people walk by and contemplating his role in society Notices one of the girls walking past as old neighbour‚ she makes eye contact and looks in the other direction ashamed to associate with him‚ starts whispering to her friend Guy becomes ashamed of who he has become‚ influence of not belonging socially and the difference that money makes Sits on the same corner every day‚ belongs to the setting but equally doesn’t belong due to social

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    Miss Brill

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    fur wrap from storage and readied it for her walk to the park. She sets on the same “special seat” (307) waiting to hear some interesting conversation. She was‚ at first‚ disappointed by an old couple that shared her bench because they did not speak. “The old people sat on the bench‚ still as statues.” (308). Miss Brill thought to herself “Perhaps they would go soon.” (307). Though elderly herself‚ Miss Brill doesn’t include herself with the other solemn people that she encounters in the park. She

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