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    The Things They Carried

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    English 102 2 October 2011 What Defines a Person by The Things They Carry The author is Tim O’Brien The Things they Carried written in 1986. The story is told by the author almost 20 years after the Vietnam war‚ it tells a story of men in combat and the things they carried before‚ during and after the war and how many of the things the soldiers carried help to shape and define their lives. In life people are defined by the things they carry like social class‚ education or lack of; race‚

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    anywhere at all. And for a divorced daughter from a love marriage‚ well‚ words could not describe Baby Kochamma’s outrage…” “Chacko told the twins that‚ though he hated to admit it‚ they were all Anglophiles. They were a family of Anglophiles. Pointed in the wrong direction‚ trapped outside their own history and unable to retrace their steps because their footprints had been swept away” The concept of "Anglophilia" is a big one in this book‚ from the way everyone fawns over Sophie Mol‚ to Chacko’s

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    negative effects are just as big as the positive effects of war. A nation can never really win in war because of this. Instead war just stays a neutral thing. There are many people who instead of staying in the middle‚ gravitate to either end of the spectrum. Some who fall on the far right believe that war is extremely necessary and disregard the negative aspects all together. Pacifists say that war understand the cons of war but fail to realize the good that can come from the

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    thinking you’re having a baby‚ and the next thing it’s not happening anymore. Imagine thinking you have a boyfriend... and the next thing he cheats with a witch... who then claims she’s pregnant‚ and now you must nurse his pain? No way. - You don’t understand. - Don’t defend him. I’m not‚ I just feel for him. Maybe you should feel for yourself. You weren’t wrong to sell those things. Mumsy was a stress in your relationship. And this baby thing... I’m not sure I want to have a baby. But you

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    seriousness in the story and the emotions it pulls from you. I question who they are talking about at times. I believe that Tim O’Brien is the most dynamic character because he is the narrator and the main character. This chapter is on the field with the soldiers and explaining everything that they carry when they are in battle. It explains everything the soldiers have in their bags and what things they have that relate to war and things that relate to more sentimental reasons. This chapter

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    The Thing in the Forest

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    Chelsea Troyer L204 Paper 1 Lee Anne Bache 7 June 2013 In A.S. Byatt’s The Thing in the Forest‚ it seems as though Primrose has moved on from the childhood trauma to which she and Penny were exposed. The two girls grow up in very dissimilar ways: Penny finding ways to mask her trauma‚ and Primrose extroverting herself to cope with it. The text suggests that extroversion is a healthier coping method than masking. Byatt’s characters Penny and Primrose have many similarities‚ yet their differences

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    Living Things

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    Living Things All objects that have self-sustaining processes. Living things has a life it can move‚ can eat‚and can grow.Living things are things that are alive...they don’t necessarily have to breathe or have hearts or brains. Living things are collections of cells and nerves that grow and develop over time. Examples are plants‚ humans and animals.  Examples of Living Things: Animals Plants and Trees Humans Non Living Things Non-Living things are things that are not alive...that have

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    Thing and List

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    Everybody people have their own list of likes and dislikes of people. Some people have very specific things they can’t stand in anybody else and others have just a vague idea of what they like or dislike. Anyway‚ it’s pretty important to pin down what it is you like about people‚ because this way you can make the decision if you want that person in your life or not much easier. This kind of list is extremely personal so no two lists will be alike. It’s a fun exercise and I hope that after you will

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    damage taken from war is thoroughly shown in the book The Things They Carried by Tim O’brien‚ the veteran Donald Burkle‚ and the song “Breakdown” by hip hop artist J. Cole. Many people weren’t very happy with the vietnam war because of how the u.s. involved themselves in the war and how it ended. The book The Things They Carried is a story about a veterans experiences in war and talks about how after leaving the war how it affected him. The war caused many soldiers such as Jimmy Cross from O’brien’s

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    The Things They Carried Throughout his novel‚ the things The Carried‚ author Tim O’Brien uses a plethora of strategies to give the reader a deeper incite into the day to day life of an American ground soldier during the Vietnam War. O’ Brian shares with us his extensive knowledge and first hand experiences throughout the novel. Being a veteran of the Vietnam War helps O ‘Brian gives us a look into American’s longest war‚ not often given. Aside from recalling past events‚ he uses many unique

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