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    The author’s purpose in this work was to convey a message to the reader that we are not as in control of our own lives as it may seem. Griffin makes the argument that people’s lives our extremely intertwined with one another’s and that many of our actions have unforeseen consequences‚ many of which we choose to ignore. The author’s audience appears to be any of the general public who seek to question the world around them. I find this writing particularly interesting because I have always been fascinated

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    Wolff- Parkinson- White syndrome is a heart defect in which the heart has an extra electrical pathway that causes a rapid heartbeat. Wolff- Parkinson- White syndrome is usually found in patients who has family members that has been diagnosed with this disease. Approximately one third of all Wolff- Parkinson- White syndrome patients will develop auricular fibrillation. Auricular fibrillation is a cardiac arrhythmia that is seen in patients with pathway problems in the heart. Wolff- Parkinson- White

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    Kye Schnittgen Kill In the book “Killing Mr. Griffin” written by Lois Duncan‚ there is a character named Mark and here’s a few of his attributes; He’s quiet‚ a leader‚ and he is pretty calm. Mark doesn’t talk unless he feels like what he has to say is important. He doesn’t even tell him family he’s leaving to school or answer any of his aunt’s questions. “Jeff came by for him earlier than usual this morning. He was honking the car horn out there at seven-thirty and Mark was out the door before

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    In “The Liar” by Tobias Wolff‚ the main character uses lies as a way of getting revenge on his mother‚ to make him feel better about his father’s death. James is trying to get revenge on his mother‚ because of her mistreatment and lack of presence throughout his childhood. The first time James realizes that his lies have had an effect on her is when he says‚ “She felt lonely in her confusion but didn’t call anyone because she also felt like a failure. My lying had that effect on her. She took it

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    do such things as to show his brother that it was of no concern.(Wolff) Pete never seems interested to speak about his personal life with Donald‚ yet Donald asks him if he

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    Griffin argues that everyone in society is a part of a larger matrix; that if we had been born to a different family‚ in a different time period‚ or to a different world‚ we would not be the same people we are today. Throughout her essay‚ Griffin ties together four seemingly separate people through their fears and secrets. Secrets are very powerful‚ in that just one secret can impact the lives of many‚ even if the person keeping the secret has no intentions of hurting anybody or changing the lives

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    anticipation of what will come next leaves Griffin’s audience wanting to learn more. Through reading this paragraph also ties in an interesting element of perspective. Throughout the reading Griffin reflects back and forth to her own personal tales and Nazi leader Heinrich Himmler. However‚ at the start of the passage Griffin in having a conversation with a woman who is never referenced again in the piece until the end of the passage. This

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    “Powder” is the story of an unnamed boy’s coming-of-age‚ framed by a father and son ski trip and shadowed by an impending divorce. Wolff uses the son’s initiation of conversation late in the story both to signal the son’s maturation and as a commentary on the importance of trust in familial relationships and letting go of fears about the future. Throughout the story‚ the son is put in situations outside of his comfort zone - specifically situations where he cannot see ahead far enough‚ literally

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    Road to Excellence Cynthia Delacruz has always been dedicated to helping others around her and often puts herself last when it comes to friends and family. At the young age of 21‚ Cynthia had her daughter Mackenzie. When asked about how Makenzie impacted her life she responded‚ “It was definitely a big eye-opener for me. From that moment on‚ I realized that I needed to start giving it my all in order to support my daughter. Giving up isn’t an option for me‚ all this hard work is for her to have

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    Tobias Wolff’s “ Hunters in the Snow” focuses on symbolism‚ “Imagery”‚ settings and atmosphere. Author Tobia Wolff ‘s short story includes three men with distinctive personalities‚ Tub‚ Kenny‚ and Frank‚ who want to hunt in the cold bitter weather. Tub had waited an hour with his rifle for Kenny and Frank to pick him up‚ ““Imagery”” and “Atmosphere” was shown on page 172. “ The fall of the snow thickened.” “Tub stood below the overhang of a building.” Across the road the clouds whitened just above

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