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    English 1101 9/21/13 Reading Journal 3: Throughout Henrietta’s treatment there is confusion on whether or not she was discriminated against for being a Negro. Skloot’s dialogue and text implies that she received the same treatment and Johns Hopkins hospital as she would as a white woman‚ although the time period suggests differently. The advancements of modern medicine are substantial since Henrietta underwent her cervical cancer treatment and even since Skloot’s book was published‚ but even

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    feelings both on and off the war front‚ and is traumatized even when safely hidden away in his shell hole; this reveals that even the slightest possibility of a bomb can create terrifying hallucinations. Soldiers are trained to be fierce‚ tough‚ and emotionless‚ however inside they are just as fragile and breakable as “little flames poorly sheltered by frail walls against the storm of dissolution and madness‚ in which we flicker and sometimes almost go

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    Produced in 1956‚ the Invasion of the Body Snatchers was a perfect reflection of the danger and mass hysteria of the second Red Scare. With a seemingly unstoppable alien invasion that replaces loved ones with emotionless individuals‚ the film captured the spread and fear of Communism with both overarching themes and less apparent developments. Broad elements in the movie mainly reflected the common stereotype of Communists and the American fear post World War II. A reoccurring theme in the movie

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    murder‚ Elena White (Death) steals the Porter Theatre show with her lurking darkness and creepy stares. From the start‚ Elena captivates the audience with her non-verbal communication through her lingering gaze and stage placement. Eerie stares and emotionless facial features cause the audience to feel an early onset of fear and surprise. Conveying the idea of death lurking around every corner shows the truth behind an almost “perfect”

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    that can be found in all of his works. For instance‚ both stories are written in a very concise manner. The sentences are short and to the point‚ and he doesn’t add any unnecessary words. After a first reading‚ the sentences even seem drab and emotionless. Another similarity between the books that could be due to the author’s writing style is the lack of physical description for the characters. In most books‚ a mental image can be formed of the characters‚ but in Hemingway’s novels‚ the physical

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    Separating a Single World Current education systems put extra emphasis on classroom time‚ instruction‚ and behavior. This extra emphasis leads to the involuntary creation of a unique world where certain educational functions‚ events‚ and thought only happen in the classroom. Even more extreme‚ student only learn in the classroom. Classrooms now put way to much stress on the student and leads to no functional learning outside of the space. You get beat down so hard in the class with information and

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    that killing is normal. Therefore‚ Leatherface’s lack of emotion and a sense of empathy creates this real life fear of those with similar characteristics. This also leads him to create a menacing mask made from the skin of his victims to hide his emotionless

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    Victorian Description A cloudy gush of gloomy and thick smoke spills out from an immense structure of darkness. It explodes into the felted cerulean sky like fireworks and covers the city with a dark blanket of soot. A strong stench fills my irritated pale nose‚ as I stare down into the burdened streets of people crowding the city of Victorian London. I observe the ladies‚ strolling confidently down the street with class and taste – wearing modish pearl white dresses with sleeves as long as pythons

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    the 1989 movie “Say Anything” Lloyd doesn’t just pick up his iPhone and send a text saying “hey I wanna b with u” he actually goes to the girl’s house‚ face to face and shows it‚ which shows more meaning. Adolescents are becoming more and more emotionless and almost robotic. Rarely can any single individual be found in my house at any one time without earphones stuffed in the side of their head or gazing into a computer screen. My sister and I can no long simply watch TV together. She will be

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    Essay on the setting of “August 2026: There Will Come Soft Rains” by Ray Bradbury In “August 2026: There Will Come Soft Rains”‚ a short story by world renown author Ray Bradbury‚ the narrator tells the story of a house in Allendale California‚ in the year 2026. The setting in this short story is very particular; it is set in a post-apocalyptic world that most likely illustrates the aftermath of a devastating nuclear war. The story takes place over the course of one day: “August 4‚ 2026”. The house

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