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    “The Harp”‚ main Character Analysis. The main character in the story “The Harp” by Carol shield is undergoing her personal struggle of feeling isolated in her society‚ while trying to recover from an injury in the hospital. The main character was struck in the leg by a falling harp and was laying in the alone in the hospital. Despite feeling sad about sad about her injury‚ she seems just as upset about not being invited to the party that was cause of her injury. “weeping from the shock and the pain

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    Rough Draft Mary Ann Cotton is known as a bad person. She had not only committed crimes but also had a hard life growing up which makes it realistic to how she became the person she is now. Her childhood and her having resentment towards men really tells why the way she is. There had been many family members that had died in her family as in her father while she was growing up. Soon later her mother had re-married which had led to bad conflicts with Mary. Mary Ann Cotton had such a big family. She

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    greedy? How has it affected you? In the story‚ Rikki-Tikki Tavi by: Rudyard Kipling‚ two of the characters‚ Nag and Nargiana are greedy. As in the story Hershel and the Hanukkah candles by: Eric Kimmel two goblins are. Also in the play A Christmas Carol by: Charles Dickens‚ a man named Scrooge is greedy as well. The main message in all three short stories/plays is nothing good ever comes out of being greedy. In these stories being greedy has a negative outcome for all the characters. In the stories

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    Dr. Carol Dweck researches environmental factors and how we view our intelligence. Her theory proposes we take either an entity view or an incremental view of ourselves (Niehart‚ Reis‚ Robinson & Moon‚ 2002). People with an entity view see their intelligence as fixed. Intelligence does not change. Entity view individuals want to appear smart and want learning to seem effortless. When working in a classroom‚ these students will not take risks unless they are sure the end will result in success. These

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    When someone thinks of Ford Motor Company‚ one of the first things that comes to mind is the Mustang. Carroll Shelby revolutionized the world of cars‚ especially with his work on the Ford Mustangs. Carroll was not only a racecar driver‚ but he also created racecars and street legal vehicles. He is a member of the Automotive Hall of Fame and the International Motor Sports Hall of Fame‚ just to name a few‚ and in 1956 and ’57 was named Driver of the Year by Sports Illustrated. Shelby died March 10

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    Scrooge’s long-dead business partner is the first ghostly visitor who haunts him‚ warning him about the visits from the three ghost. Dickens uses Marley as an example of what awaits for scrooge in the future because of his greedy‚tight-fisted attitude. When Marley visits Scrooge as a ghost he is weighed down by series of chains representing sins done by Marley throughout his life. The novel starts of at Marley’s funeral describing Marley "as dead as a door nail". Marley was Scrooge’s one and

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    A little girl’s life that changed in a matter of minutes‚and all she could do is let the wind carry her. Cynthia Ann Parker‚ a true pioneer women that loved her new life with her new ecstatic culture. A pure European girl‚Cynthia Ann Parker was born in Crawford County‚ Illinois.At the age of ten on May 19‚1836 the Comanche Indians burnt her family home where she was born and raised‚and kidnapped her and her sibling. She was taken along with siblings back to the Indian reservation. Cynthia was

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    that having a sibling is the worst situation they could be in. Ann Elizabeth Endres‚ born on August 31‚ 1971‚ unfortunately had to grow up being the youngest of six kids in Denver‚ Pennsylvania. Eileen who is 8 years older ‚ Cathleen who is 7 years older‚ Maureen who is 7 years older‚ Patrick who is 5 years older‚ Marilyn who is 3 years older. When most people hear this‚ they think she must have had a tougher or harder childhood. But Ann who is now a 45 year old lawyer‚ believes that growing up with

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    As we begin our interview‚ my mom‚ Mary Ann Sandoval‚ a diligent working individual who had been through a lot in her college years. She is someone who knows and understands that working hard comes second nature. In the beginning of the interview‚ her appearance had a nervous and skeptical look‚ since she wasn’t sure what to expect. Her major was Accounting/Finance because she loves the way numbers interact with a numerous amount of careers. The colleges that she had applied to and attended to was

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    Analysis of TS Eliot’s The Lovesong of J. Alfred Prufrock Stanza Three Eliot attempts to sidetrack the readers train of though away from the feeling of depression due to the description of the current society by describing his surrounds in dept. This shadows the ‘overwhelming question’ of ‘what happens to society after World War 1?’ and gives the reader hope in the form of reassurance that there will be “time” for answers later‚ allowing them to carry on with their lives. This stanza links

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