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    1984 Fear Analysis

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    people are controlled by their fears. Some fears may be caused by wars‚ earthquakes‚ and many other fearful objects. I strongly stand with Orwell and his opinion rather than Aldous Huxley‚ author of Brave New World‚ and Neil Postman‚ author of Amusing ourselves to Death‚ and their beliefs that people are controlled by their pleasures. I believe people are controlled by their fears. Nowadays‚ something that causes fears is war. War has been a dominant force in human nature. Our world is constantly

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    Kevin

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    begins with an introduction to Gregory "Greg" Heffley and his middle school life. It takes place during his first year of middle school. The book also explains the "Cheese Touch" early on. It is just like cooties but more intense. In the book‚ a kid named Darren Walsh touches the cheese with his finger. It is passed around the school‚ and later gets to Abe Hall‚ who moved to California still holding the Cheese Touch. In the first half of the book‚ Rowley and Greg endure events such as Halloween‚ learning

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    an emotional sincerity. Rip van winkle is about a man who goes deep into the woods one day to go hunting. Rip some one calling his name and is led to strange men. "What seemed particularly odd to Rip was‚ that though these folks were evidently amusing themselves‚ yet they maintained the gravest faces‚ the most mysterious silence‚ and were‚ withal the most melancholy party of pleasure he had ever witnessed." Rip drinks some ale and falls asleep. He wakes up twenty years later not knowing time has

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    I took inspiration from the hand-lettering piece “Wild Hearts Can’t be Tamed” because it reminded me of a quote by American writer‚ Henry David Thoreau: “all good things are wild and free.” I personally like this quote as it emphasizes on a person’s independence to make choices on their own without being forced by others. Inspired by the quote‚ I connected the theme of “wild” to freedom‚ and expanded on the idea of freedom by relating it to children as they are not yet corrupted by society and

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    Meet the Fockers Summary

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    Gaylord “Greg” Focker and his fiancée Pam Byrnes decided to introduce their parents to each other. They first fly to Oyster Bay‚ to pick up Pam’s father‚ retired CIA operative Jack Byrnes‚ her mother Dina and one-year-old nephew Little Jack. Instead of going to the airport as planned‚ Jack decides to drive the family to Miami to meet the Fockers in his new RV. Once they arrive‚ they are greeted by Greg’s father‚ Bernie and his mother Roz‚ who is a sex therapist for elder couples. Since Greg is worried

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    Brown" Greg Ridley‚ has a problem with his father and his grades. Greg failing math‚ and he’s scared his father is being really hard on him. When Greg’s father was younger he had to drop out of school‚ and he wants Greg to get a good education even though he didn’t get. WIth his math grade being was low and his father‚ Greg would not be able to play basketball‚ and that would upset Greg. Greg’s father knew that his son could do much better in school‚ and so he probably wouldn’t let Greg play until

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    acts as a journal and follows the adventures of Greg Heffley‚ the narrator of the book‚ who is in the second half of his seventh grade year.[1] Despite the title‚ it is not the final book in the series; the title comes from the threat of military school to toughen Greg up. This book was released on January 13‚ 2009 in the USA. Plot The book starts on January 1 with Greg talking about his family’s New Years resolutions. Life becomes more difficult for Greg and Rowley when their school bus is "rezoned"

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    Diary of a Wimpy Kid

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    diary of a wimpy kid greg is going to middle school‚ his mom bought him a "Diary" witch has the word "Diary" right in the middle and is in big letters. he is scared to bring it to school because he does not want some 8th grader to come see him with his book\diary and think he is a sissy cause he has a diary in 6th grade and does not want to get punched and then get made fun of. gregs big dream and what he thinks he is going to be like in middle school is this guy who so popular and EVERY-ONE

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    is question by a young adolescent girl by the name of Clarisse his journey toward self-discovery and enlightenment begins. Clarrisse ask a simple question before parting ways with Montag "Are you happy?”(Bradbury 3). As Postman speaks on in Amusing ourselves to Death: The Peek-a-Boo World‚ he compares society to the children game of Peek-a-Boo where life’s daily routines flash by with ease and nonchalance “a world that does not ask us‚ indeed‚ does not permit us to do anything” (Postman 77)‚ just

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    1 Notes on The Screwtape Letters Bill King‚ Lutheran Campus Pastor‚ Virginia Tech The following comments are intended to be a distillation‚ commentary‚ and reflection on the major themes of C. S. Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters. I hope these notes will be helpful for those charged with leading a study of the book‚ particularly for students or others who have had minimal theological training. Chapter comments are more extensive in the beginning because Lewis introduces themes early and tends to

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