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    Willy Loman Suffering

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    Everyone goes through suffering at some point in life. Some suffer from diseases and physical pain‚ while others suffer from emotional and mental pain. Sometimes‚ the suffering stops‚ in others it just keeps on going. As stated by Jimmy Whales‚ the founder of Wikipedia‚ “suffering is an individual’s basic affective experience of unpleasantness and aversion associated with harm or threat of harm.” In other words‚ no one likes to suffer‚ yet‚ when life makes you‚ there is nothing you can do about it

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    Tough challenges reveal our strengths and weaknesses. This statement is certainly true; adversity helps discover who we are. Hardships often lead us to examine who we are and question what is important in life. The hardships that we endure are the suffering we must go through. This is how character builds. It is often said that without any challenges or obstacles‚ a person’s true character cannot be determined. Clearly‚ "A Separate Peace" by John Knowles‚ and "The Joy Luck Club" by Amy Tan demonstrate

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    or Olympians‚ is inappropriate. Penelope views the gods as malevolent beings that chose to cause pain and suffering for their own amusement. Penelope’s contempt towards the gods originates from her troubled life. Penelope blames her suffering on those who control everybody’s lives: the gods. She complains she was “doomed by the gods to a life that is living death”(page 113). Penelope’s suffering in Ithaca is a result of losing her husband Odysseus. She believes the gods are culpable for his delay in

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    Suffering‚ in Greek‚ also means passivity (Staehler 63). The suffering is not merely pain‚ but the fact that we cannot escape from our body. Passivity as suffering means in this sense: human is vulnerable‚ and the vulnerability directly shows itself though the body. The inescapability of our body is our suffering. When Gloucester’s eyes are plucked out‚ we feel the unthinkable horror – but not because the

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    Miss Havisham Suffering

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    will die. But you just keep living day after day‚ after terrible day.” This woman plays a key role in the theme of suffering. The readers see her in the past‚ being tortured by it. They see her actions causing it for multiple people. But sadly‚ in the all of what she has done‚ comes back to bite her. This causes her to be the one who suffers the most. This is the theme of suffering‚ circling around the woman who embodies it the most‚ the stone-hearted Miss Havisham. Miss Havisham lived a lavish

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    Gary‚       I enjoyed thoroughly reading your insightful monologue. You stated‚ "A lack a Christian perceives should be filled with nothing besides God. When a person‚ Christian in particular‚ seeks God will all their heart‚ soul‚ and mind‚ they will find God to be everything their soul desires. Before one looks elsewhere‚ they should remember the story of Eve in the garden and her conversation with the serpent‚ and how that turned out." I utterly concur with your ideology. My presupposition is

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    events of a war. Each person can have a different perspective and experiences. However‚ those people can be categorized as victims‚ perpetrators‚ or bystanders. Victims of war are people that suffer from being targeted. The victims have a role of suffering physically and mentally. Throughout the three books‚ the prominent victims were the Jews. That includes Elie and his father‚ Vladek and his family‚ and Max. All of them had gruesome experiences that no one else in the war would have to endure. For

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    During the sixties‚ in the poem Homecoming‚ Bruce Dawe expressed a rather solemn‚ empty and somehow tranquil view of the impact the Vietnam War had on society. He writes in such a way that those who could not fathom or recognise the devastation it brought may now have the chance to comprehend it. The entire poem is a single sentence and the overall structure is unusual‚ with no rhyme‚ rhythm or pattern. This means the readers can read it as their own thoughts‚ enabling anyone who underestimated

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    Polar Bears Suffering

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    Polar Bears Suffering: How Global Climate Change is Affecting Their Home Keelei Sage BIO 240 12:30 pm T/Th Dr. Zanatta Fall 2012 When I was about nine-years old I went to the Detroit Zoo for the first time‚ and I remember the best part was getting to go inside the big tunnel and see the polar bears and seals swimming all around me. It was on of the greatest experiences from my childhood‚ and I want my children to be able to have the same experience. Polar bears are one of the most interesting

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    emperor he was‚ his quotes often have deep meaning. What Caesar meant in this quote is that most men do not have the willpower to fight through pain and agony and would prefer death. If given an option‚ most men would volunteer to die with less suffering rather than have to endure the pain but live to see another day. Men do not

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