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    Friendship is a universal desire that most humans share. In nature‚ it is a trust‚ a bond that’s helpful to have at certain times in life. There are many examples of friendships in the world today‚ such as Forrest Gump and Bubba. However‚ in Of Mice and Men‚ George and Lennie’s friendship show that friendship can hurt. “They render us vulnerable‚ in doing so‚ they add dimensions of significance to our lives that can arise only from being‚ in each case‚ friends with this or that particular individual

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    or movie. Forrest Gump is a great example of how love can direct the outcome of a movie. When Forrest was young‚ he met a young girl on a bus to school named Jenny. As soon as he met her he said‚ “She was the most beautiful girl I ever did saw”

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    Dan from Forrest Gump‚ or Artie from Glee – all show paraplegic characters represented as the ‘angry cripple’. The angry cripple‚ is someone who is angry and difficult‚ and takes out inner hurt and rage on the world. They are normally deep in self-pity and are not social. They are common drunks and have no ambition. Lieutenant Dan from Forest Gump is a prime example of this. He is a drunk‚ and living off government welfare‚ due to him being a retired veteran. In a scene with Forrest Gump‚ who is also

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    considered the underdog. This idea is expressed in the text “Forrest Gump” by William Groom. In this text Forrest Gump is born with the disability of being mentally retarded. Due to this he is judged only from that perspective. People in his society do not believe he can do or go about life in the same way they do. They do not believe he can ever be as good. From birth he is an underdog. It is the way the culture is. Due to how Forrest is as a person he is expected to be an underdog and nothing more

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    and shows today that present the Southern Stereotype. Movies that do so would be Sweet Home Alabama‚ The Dukes of Hazzard‚ The Blindside‚ and Forrest Gump. Major TV shows that show the stereotype as well are Beverly Hillbillys‚ The Waltons‚ and Mama’s Family. These examples clearly show the Southern stereotype as the poor‚ dirty family like in Forrest Gump or the rich‚ polite family like The

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    1) The Breakfast Club A classic American coming of age movie that follows the story of five very different high school students who meet in detention and share their stories with each other to only find that they have a lot more in common than they had imagined. This is the kind of movie that will be talked about forever. A perfect rainy day movie! 2) The Notebook The Notebook is considered to be one of the most iconic romantic dramas. The story follows a man named Noah who is in search of this

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    Forrest conquest over his adversities allows him to appreciate the simple things in life. This way of living allows him to perceive the world as a place full of happiness and joy. Ron Woodroof was an electrician who in 1986 was diagnosed with HIV. Instead

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    “Mama said Life is like a box of chocolates‚ you never know what you are going to get”(tom hanks‚ actor in the movie Forrest Gump).This sort of tells us how life is unique and the quote tells us how anything can happen like the world being taken over for example. It is something we have to go through while living like how Paul has to go through having those glasses because

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    could say would describe these stages step by step would be the movie Forrest Gump. Forrest’s character is portrayed as innocence like that of a child. The beginning of the film the most influential being in his life was his mother. He was born crippled and was picked on throughout school because of it. He didn’t get push down because of it motivated him to be a better and treat everyone with love and respect. Although Forest Gump wasn’t the smartest man‚ he was still a great leader as well as a great

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    What I Want in My Life

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    What do you want in life? Many people struggle with this question. Maybe you do too? Maybe some of you have already figured it all out? Life can get so busy that we don’t have time to really think about what we want in life. And when we do find what we want‚ it can seem impossible to achieve it. Many people have different ambitions in life. So‚ the word ambition would have different definitions‚ depending on whom you ask. To me‚ ambition is a burning desire to achieve your goals or to succeed. Ambition

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