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    Remember the Titans Duquesne University Chester Skinner / MLLS 714 11/11/2008� In the movie Remember the Titans Gerry and Julius worked to overcome racial issues and eventually resolved their unnecessary conflict. They came to develop an amazing friendship built on trust and respect. They eventually learned to appreciate the meaning of trusting a man for who they are as a person rather than the color of their skin. Early in the movie Gerry and Julius would not acknowledge one another‚ they were like

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    themselves. Gene’s obsession with Phineas takes a toll on him to the point that he can no longer handle it. First‚ Finny’s definition of friendship is what initially draws Gene in. Finny always seemed to have Gene’s back in a time of need‚ and Gene felt a sense of protection from that. For instance‚ after slipping on the tree limb and being saved from a broken leg by Finny‚ Gene says with relief‚ “Finny had practically saved my life.” (p.32) To Finny‚ saving Gene from falling out of the tree was

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    Relationship between Amir and Hassan The relationship between Amir and Hassan is one that is complex. There is a bond between them that is only openly acknowledged by one party. The Amir’s denial of their friendship and constant picking on Hassan stems not only from their different cultural and ethnological background but also from his insecurities as a boy. Despite all of this‚ Hassan still insists‚ “Amir Agha and I are friends.” (43) and he does so without reservation or malice. As can be inferred

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    always put ourselves above others? Shoulder checking friends is a way to show dominance towards others you are close to. One way of saying: “ I am more powerful than you.” It is a constant battle‚ a constant thumb war of who can get on top of the friendship and social pyramid. Even when you know by doing this‚ by shoulder checking your friends‚ you are stepping on them to push your way up. You would think friends should have more regard for each other yet it still

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    in America. Frank faced various struggles especially his drunken father‚ who spent his paycheck‚ if he even had a job to a pint of beer to show his friend’s the money he has earned. With this it causes Frank’s family to go through struggles as to broken shoes‚ harsh conditioned homes‚ poor sanitation‚ plumbing‚ heat‚ and hope that they’ll survive through the great depression in Limerick‚ Ireland. Frankie was a boy who seemed to have high potential to be a great independent man. He always had a mind

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    the course of several weeks I began falling in love with him. I knew I had a crush on him. At this point‚ I knew he also had a slight idea that I loved him‚ and I knew we had a special connection. I had enough knowledge about him to know that he had broken up with his girlfriend recently‚ and I felt a connection deeper than anything. I did not want him to be my boyfriend‚ I wanted him to be something more. After a certain amount of time waiting‚ I walked with him to the school car pick-up at the end

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    perspectives about dreams. In John Steinbeck’s novel Of Mice and Men‚ George and Lennie set out to achieve their dream of owning a ranch while demonstrating the importance of friendship/companionship‚ while explaining the power of dreams and the impact they have. Steinbeck has shown throughout the story the bond of friendship is a double-edged sword‚ because while it can strengthen relationships it can also weaken and destroy them. Steinbeck shows this in the story when George ends Lennie’s life because

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    emotions to show how the soldier felt. When the reader can make emotional connections to a story by understanding the feelings associated with fear‚ guilt‚ and loneliness‚ O’Brien then has broken his rule of how to write a true war story. As human beings‚ we attach ourselves to objects

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    People can form a bond through commonality and rivalry. In the novel “A Separate Peace” John Knowles describes friendship throughout the novel as a combination of admiration‚ respect‚ jealousy and resentment. During the course of the novel two young boys named Phineas‚ a prodigious sports player and Gene‚ a sedate and latent character. Both of these 16 year old boys experience many different emotional and physical events. A significant part of the novel revolves around an incident on a large tree

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    Frankenstein and the monster experience deep sorrow throughout the entire novel. This experience is heightened when the monster is denied a companion and Victor loses all of his loved ones. In the end‚ both Victor and the creature share their desire for friendship‚ which neither fully obtain‚ due to the circumstances of the rejection and bitterness. Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein‚ displays the aspects of Romanticism through Frankenstein and his creature; they display sensibility‚ individualism‚ love of nature

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