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    Fabian Ramos Mrs. West English 10 3-17-11 Character Analysis The city of Chicago was one of the worst places to be at during the 1960’s. No one had good paying jobs. The town alone was run down on the Southside. Walter Lee Younger has many personalities that have to do with him being stubborn‚ easily tempered‚ and rude. Walter lee younger is stubborn because he likes to get what he wants when it came to the money he kept asking about it. “Well‚ what was you doing all that yelling

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    in Rabat‚ University College in London and University of Southern California--where she earned her Ph.D. in linguistics. She is currently a teacher of creative writing at the University of California at Riverside. Hope and Other Dangerous Pursuits is about four immigrants: Aziz‚ Halima‚ Murad and Faten who try to cross the Strait of Gibraltar on a life boat. Each following chapter focuses on their lives before emigration and exploring the reasons for their decision.Then‚ we jump forward

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    In The Running Game by Wendelin Van Draanen‚ Jessica‚ the main character‚ is hospitalized after an accident. A vehicle crashed into her bus after a track meet and she is now missing one of her legs below the knee. She ran a 400 meter race in 55 seconds flat during her last meet‚ but now it takes her five minutes to move 20 feet. She heals quickly and her doctor is pleased with her progress‚ but her mental state isn’t doing so well. She slips into depression. She is frustrated because she knows that

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    the fect that he is the only character in the tale who doesn’t cheat or trick someone. Despite this‚ he’s the one who suffers the most throughout the tale. His wife‚ Alisoun‚ cheats on him. He is tricked into spending the night in a bathtub hanging from the rafters of his house. He ends up falling‚ embarrassing himself in front of the town. Alisoun‚ John’s wife‚ is also Nicholas’s lover. She is well-known as being beautiful‚ married at only 18. She is the only character who goes unpunished in the

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    Emily the Fallen Rose In the story “A Rose for Emily”‚ William Faulkner uses characterization to reveal the character of Miss Emily. Her character is portrayed through physical description‚ her actions‚ feelings and words‚ and through the narrator ’s remarks about Emily’s nature‚ and through the actions‚ words‚ and feelings‚ of the other characters. In "A Rose for Emily"‚ William Faulkner creates a story about a woman who loses her sense of reality

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    Games To Goals Analysis

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    Games to Goals “Education begins at home‚ and I applaud the parents who recognize that they not someone else – must take responsibility to assume that their children are well educated‚” – Ernest Istook Those are the words that enter my mind if I have to describe the environment that has moulded me to be who I am. What could be better than learning in a fun way? Summer holidays meant travelling‚ family gathering‚ but the fun doesn’t start without any of us studying every day. The place always changes

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    General Zaroff Character Analysis Essay General Zaroff‚ one of the main characters in The Most Dangerous Game‚ was introduced to readers towards the middle of the book and is the antagonist throughout this short story. General Zaroff displays a love for hunting‚ an unstable and unremorseful mind‚ and also displays arrogance and cockiness. These three character traits are supported by his actions and words throughout the short story. General Zaroff displays a very passionate love for hunting

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    When I arrived at the football game we were all confused as to where to go. Then someone signed to us where the opening was and it was cool because I could understand what she was saying and after I said thank you. Then when we reached where the tickets were we were nervous because we saw them signing things that we didn’t understand. But then when we got up to them they were asking if we were all together than Val said yes but we weren’t so I think they got a little confused. But they had us point

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    Enders Game Analysis

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    Orson Scott Card’s Enders Game‚ Card revels that power correlates to influence in his writing and through connections made in book for example the influence/ power Bonzo had on the other individuals during battle school and influenced them to defy ender. In Enders game Orson Scott showed many ways that influence correlated with power. The most noticeable ways where through fear‚ words‚ and weakness/vulnerabilities. The most common why power was used to influence in enders games was through fear. Through

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    Dangerous Tradition Traditions are normally comforting rituals‚ with deep roots in religious or familial events. They usually are cause for celebration and coming together with family and community. When the roots of our traditions are forgotten then the reason for carrying on the custom is lost. Shirley Jackson writes about the dark side of following rituals mindlessly in her story‚ “The Lottery”. Jackson resolutely conveys this theme using palpable symbolism‚ irrational faith‚ and senseless

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