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    “Just keep swimming‚ just keep swimming‚ just keep swimming‚” chants a blue tang fish named Dory from the award winning children’s film Finding Nemo. Throughout this movie‚ true character is shown and can help educate adolescents who watch the film. Character is defined as caring for others‚ to have courage‚ and to be true to yourself. The characters in Finding Nemo cleverly follow the definition of character. The movies characters show true character by sticking by each others side‚ always believing

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    Finding Nemo Finding Nemo (Finding Nemo) is a story of a clownfish named Marlin who loses his son‚ Nemo‚ following a fight over Marlin’s overprotective qualities. The story begins with Marlin and his wife‚ Coral‚ who live in the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. Coral and Marlin are expecting 400 offspring when a barracuda attacks them and kills Coral and 399 of their eggs. Marlin is left with one offspring who he names Nemo. As Nemo grows‚ Marlin becomes protective of him and on Nemo’s first day

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    Finding Nemo Essay Joseph Campbell states‚ “For those who have not refused the call‚ their first encounter of the hero-journey is with a protective figure.” A protective figure can be known as a mentor‚ someone who acts as a guide and helps you through your journey. This quote can be applied to the movie Finding Nemo. Finding Nemo was written and directed by Andrew Stanton. It was made in 2003 and produced by the Pixar Animation Studios. This film is about a clownfish named Marlin who lives in

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    Just keep swimming When we were young and watching movies for our enjoyment‚ we did not realize the important lessons learned and values that should be instilled in us. We watch them purely for gratification‚ and we don’t stop to think about the seriousness of the plot. The movie Finding Nemo is about a fish named Nemo‚ that is taken from his father and moved to the other side of the ocean. During the movie‚ Nemo’s father Marlin is looking for him all over with another fish named Dory‚ however they

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    “So I would like to encourage every single one of you in this room to join with me in showing the world that trans is beautiful in terms of how we cover trans stories and diverse stories in general‚” said Laverne Cox a lesbian‚ gay‚ bisexual‚ and transgender advocate. She’s a well known advocate for the LGBT. At the Fashion Media Awards she gave a show stopping speech on being transgender is beautiful thing. “There are so many different kinds of beauty in the world that I want to celebrate and I

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    Ellen Moore has been assigned to a project in South Korea. The project is a joint venture (JVI) between Western Systems Inc. (WSI)‚ a North American company and Korean Conglomerate Inc. (KCI)‚ a Korean company. Ellen was chosen to run the project on behalf of Andrew Kilpatrick‚ who is part of the System Consulting group at WSI. Andrew was to manage the project on a part time basis from North America. He chose Ellen to lead project on site as a result of her strengths in project management.

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    Provide a brief description of the individual. Ellen Foster is a ten-year-old‚ Caucasian‚ female who experiences a series of traumatic events during her childhood. These traumatic events include her witnessing domestic violence in the home‚ her mother’s suicide and subsequent physical‚ sexual and psychological abuse by her alcoholic father‚ her maternal grandmother and other relatives (aunts and cousins on the mother’s side). Ellen shuttled from home to home‚ staying for a short time at the home

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    A couple years ago at my homeschool‚ I once read a book titled Identical that was written by the author‚ Ellen Hopkins. The story involved a girl and her sister in their teen years with names I cannot remember. The girls were twins‚ basically identical‚ but they were very opposite of each other on the inside. The story takes a crazy turn towards the ending when revealing that the girls were in a terrible car accident‚ causing one of them to lose their life‚ and the other one to be hospitalized. After

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    When someone is perceived as a threat to their social class structure as Ellen was‚ then a defense mechanism would be used to contain their structure by using cruelty like spreading rumors and defaming the person. Ellen Olenska was looked upon as a scandalous women who would ruin the class of New York’s elite. They were neglecting her presence in their society to an extent where no one even decides to show up to her introductory dinner. In chapter 6 it states‚ “New York society was‚ in those days

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    What Mary Ellen Richmond contributed to the profession of social work were her efforts to find the causes of poverty and social exclusion in the interaction between an individual and their surrounding environment. She helps Improve and professionalize the care for the poor and individual who were in need of assistance. She was the Founding Mother of social work and the first to develop a Processes in recognizing the problems of applicant‚ furthermore she introduces the world to the professional side

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