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    What is Macduff’s motivation?Macduff‚ to a large extent‚ is driven by patriotism. His primary motive is his love for his country‚ Scotland. This is displayed when he tells Malcolm of his grief over his country’s suffering/s‚ quote:"…new sorrows strike heaven on the face‚ that it resounds as if it felt with Scotland and yelled out like syllable of dolour."- Translation: "The grief cries up to heaven and the skies seem to feel Scotland’s sorrow‚ for heaven’s cries echo the same note."- Macduff‚ Act

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    Throughout the book The Odyssey‚ Odysseus demonstrates he is a hero through his cunning actions.Odysseus has portrayed how cunning he is when he and his men were trapped inside the Cyclops’s cave. Trying to escape‚he comes up with a plan to get the cyclops drunk and blind him. The text states‚ “‘ Among all my schemes and machinations‚ the best plan I could think of was this.”(9). This reveals how Odysseus repeatedly used his crafty and sly personality to overcome challenging obstacles. When asked

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    Hera Character Analysis

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    In Bernard Evslin’s Heroes‚ Gods‚ and Monsters of Greek Myths‚ the story of Hera teaches the Greeks the consequences of disobedience by trying to defeat Zeus. Hera‚ as a Greek goddess‚ protects and watches over women‚ marriages‚ and child-births. Juno‚ the Roman goddess‚ associates with Hera very closely. Hera comes from Cronos and Rhea along with her siblings Hestia‚ Demeter‚ Poseidon‚ Hades‚ and Zeus. Since she marries Zeus‚ the king of heaven‚ she takes on the name as Queen of Heaven. Hera’s children

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    Ricardo Character Analysis

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    Social/Emotional Development Ricardo often participates in positive interactions with peers‚ teachers‚ and adult workers within the classroom and outdoor settings. In terms of his relationships with peers‚ Ricardo engages in play with a variety of children‚ including JoJo‚ Ezequiel‚ Tom‚ and Mara‚ thus indicating he is currently incorporating his understanding of friendship by playing alongside with other children (SED 4). To enter these play scenarios‚ Ricardo often locates himself near the play

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    Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing “If you don’t accept all of us‚ you accept none of us.” - Zen Wander from Wander Over Yonder in the episode The Wanders When most people look at me‚ they don’t always see me. They see a girl. They see a quiet girl who is a big reader. They see a girl who is a hard worker and does well in school. They see the sister of three younger brothers. It’s true. I’m all of these things. I am also much‚ much more. I am mature in certain matters‚ and childish in others. I change

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    Tris and Four need to stop the Erudite and Dauntless leaders from going to war against Abnegation the government faction. When both of them wake up one night they realize they are the only ones awake. Everybody else is in a simulation controlled by the evil faction leaders. To save their old faction they pretend to be in the simulation too. Until they are caught and Four is being put into a simulation especially for divergent people. Tris gets saved by her mom and meets her old friends and family

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    Every single person in the world whether they were alive 100 years ago or are alive today‚ have or will go through that stage of growing up and becoming an adult. Lizabeth from the story Marigolds is an example of this. In the story‚ as a teenager‚ she goes through three situations that many teens today go through as they slowly mature. These three situations are family matters‚ seeing people as they really are‚and uncontrollable emotional outbursts. Lizabeth goes through these problems as she matures

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    Nya's Character Analysis

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    Nya Nya deals with many problems. Here are some examples of how she persists through them. Let’s start with the very first chapter. This is where her most important situation is. She has to walk twelve hours a day (basically half a day) to get water for her family. Although the text doesn’t tell us how she got through it‚ it does give us hints. In the last line on page.1‚ it says’s “[h]eat. Time. And thorns.” This is like saying that she just accepts it. She just takes the heat and thorns and

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    Writing Assignment #2 In the short story “The Threshold” by Amy Frazier‚ addresses an abusive relation between Ricardo and Vanessa. Alcohol converted the high school sweethearts into enemies. Unfortunately‚ domestic violence is a common problem in Hispanic families. There are three types of abuse that predominate in this story‚ physical‚ verbal‚ and psychological. Due to Ricardo’s frustration and unsuccessful life‚ he starts beating Vanessa which is a clear example of physical violence. Although

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    Speak Character Analysis

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    Laurie Halse Anderson’s novel Speak has won multiple awards and is recognized for its raw and powerful story of Melinda‚ the protagonist. Melinda is a ninth grade rape victim‚ who is sexually assaulted by a senior student at her high school in the summer between her eighth and ninth grade school years. The trauma of the rape causes Melinda to lose her voice that would allow her to speak out about the event‚ so instead she spends a majority of her ninth grade school year silenced. It is only when

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