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    The Struggles of Arnold In the book “The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian” by Sherman Alexie‚ Arnold Spirit the main character struggles with being an Indian and going to Reardan‚ the all-white school where he wants to find hope. He struggles with acceptance because of his disability and he is an Indian. He also struggle with losing his best friend Rowdy as a friend‚ and he also struggles with losing loved ones. Though he has many‚ he copes with them and fixes them in the end.

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    The Absolutely True Essay of a Part-time Poor Person Something that I absolutely cannot stand is racially charged social media posts. I’ve always thought they seemed whiny and irritating. “Black Lives Matter” and “It’s a race not a costume” are both genuinely valid points that I agree with whole-heartedly. I just have a difficult time seeing a Tumblr post changing the world. Does this make me a racist or intolerant? I don’t believe so. I do‚ however‚ have a sort of predisposed view of the rest of

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    In Sherman Alexie’s the Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian‚ Junior‚ the Native American teenager and protagonist‚ has trouble reconciling his past to his present. When given the opportunity to leave the reservation to pursue a better future‚ Junior finds that it is hard to leave his past behind. The community on the reservation doesn’t want Junior to move forward to a better and more rewarding future because they feel betrayed by his actions. Junior struggles trying to make a new future

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    THE ABSOLUTETLY TRUE DIARY OF A PART-TIME INDIAN (THE PHSYICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL VIOLENCE). Introduction The absolutely true diary of a part-time Indian is a modern contemporary literature written in an adult perspective. In this book we have a young narrator by the name of Arnold Spirit Junior who is experiencing a lot of yanks for a 14 year old. He is not happy with his life and with himself and is forced to take a drastically change which leads to him leaving his home school Wellpinnit to attend

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    One thing Arnold does not do is complain. Even though he was "born with water on the brain"‚ gigantic feet‚ ten more teeth then normal‚ stutter and a lisp‚ Arnold still doesn’t complain though. Just because he does not complain does not mean he loves the life he was given. Junior still thinks life would have been much easier if he was white. He tends to put himself down quit often. Alexie Sherman illustrates what differences there are between the Indians and the white

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    intricate or complicated.” All narrative stories include the elements that help explain thresholds of increasing complexities. In like manner‚ in the modern scientific origin story‚ a way that explains the thresholds of increasing complexity is how these origin stories formed itself into a new complexity. In addition‚ for the“The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian‚” a way that this story helps to explain thresholds of increasing complexity is that in every story the main character sometimes changes

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    In Sherman Alexies novel‚ The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-time Indian‚ the protagonist‚ Junior‚ overcomes many obstacles such as stereotypes‚ poverty and hopelessness. One of the main obstacles Junior overcomes is stereotypes. Junior is an Indian who lives on a reservation. Indians have many stereotypes that are towards them. For instance one stereotype is that they have no hope. Junior had a conversation with one of his teachers about his future‚ which involved him switching schools. Junior

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    The novel The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie’s was such an inspiring powerful book that left a profound impact on me. One thing the book helped me realize is that everyone that I meet and run into has their own personal story and you never know what it took for them to get to the place they’re at. Some individuals have to work so much harder to get things that come easy to others. Take Arnold for example‚ he had to get up every morning and go to a school that was

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    strive for more. In The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie Arnold goes to Reardon because he wanted to be better‚ in The Reluctant Fundamentalist by Mohsin Hamid Changez goes to Princeton to get a good job so that he can support his family and live a good life‚ and in “The Balek Scales” by Heinrich Böll the Grandfather investigates the legibility of the scales to get more money. Changez‚ like most people‚ saw his poverty as a restriction even

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    When Alcohol Control Our Life. In the book “The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian” is showed that alcoholism is influenced by family behavior‚ social economic status‚ and self-esteem. When people has problem controlling their drinking in a chronic and progressive way happens that they became in alcoholic. These people want to drink more to get the same effect or worst‚ in order to feel well. So I ask to myself. “Does the book portray the alcoholism theme realistically? Alcoholism is an

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