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    Title of Work: The Importance of Being Earnest Author: Oscar Wilde Date of Publication: 1895 Genre: Social satire/Drama/comedy in mannerisms Writing Style: Epigrams‚ puns‚ repetition Point of View: third person omniscient Setting/Atmosphere: London‚ England‚ ends in country side‚ Hertfordshire Plot Development: Act I: Jack visits Algy in city‚ he’s in love with Gwendolen (Algy’s cousin)‚ Algy brings up cigarette case‚ jack reveals his true identity ‚ tells who Cecily is‚ Algy like cesily just from

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    site approved • Conflict arises between Vincent and Gwen‚ the Office Manager - Gwen also has a power hold on the owner‚ John Hopkins • Possibility of more than a working relationship between John and GwenGwen is causing tension and problems in the workplace with everyone‚ due to her perceived family problems • Gwen feels John has taken some of her power and given it to Vincent • Vincent’s arrival has caused Gwen to feel under-rated in the current project and has stressed

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    A GIRL LIKE ME: GWEN ARAUJO STORY The film‚ A Girl Like Me‚ is based on a true story of a transgender teenager who was not accepted by the society. Gwen Araujo was born as Eddie Araujo. However‚ as he got older he started to realize that he was more female than a male. Eddie feels like a girl. Eddie likes wearing makeup and woman clothes. When he wore makeup and woman clothes‚ Eddie’s mother Sylvia gets angry. Sylvia is having a hard time to accept Eddie’s situation. After Eddie started to high

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    Gwen Stefani has a lot going on in her life right now and the rumors are flying that Gwen is already pregnant with Blake Shelton’s baby. Considering that these two just recently confirmed that they are a couple‚ that would mean that this all happened really fast. In Touch Weekly shared that the rumors are out‚ but of course Gwen is not speaking out yet on them and probably won’t anytime soon. A source spoke out to OK! Magazine saying that this is true. This morning news stations were sharing that

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    Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani just admitted that they are actually dating and now it looks like the viewers are going to get to see their blossoming romance. Radar Online shared that the two have big plans to flaunt their relationship on the live episodes of The Voice. Right after Blake and Gwen announced their relationship they shared that they had already wrote a song together. They know that their relationship is ratings gold and they are ready to take advantage of that when the live shows airs

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    all the characters have the desire to win and this can be interpreted as making the right choices for a good life. These attitudes to life can be seen through the characters Gwen‚ Harry‚ Vic and Tom. Body Paragraph One – Topic sentence – The character Gwen is the main protagonist who has a desire to win in the play Away. Gwen is seen as a stereotypical nagging wife and a mother who can be classified as a snob. Gwen’s dialogue is full of negativity and she is seen as a source of conflict and a barrier

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    Gwen is represented to the audience as a bitter‚ controlling judgmental‚ bossy woman. Throughout the play‚ Gow softens our attitudes towards Gwen various scenes of humour and anecdotes. However by the end of the play Gwen has shown personal growth through love. Act 4 is a powerful scene because Vic and Harry tell Jim and Gwen about Tom’s illness‚ through this scene we can see how Gwen has grown personally as she shows some emotion towards Vic

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    Thankfully‚ the interview with the beleaguered Catrina ended‚ and Gwen was led into the common area where a dozen or so patients sat on folding plastic chairs and worn couches. A nurse stood at the front of the group and implored people to share about their days. A few people dominated the conversation‚ especially Mr. CEO-Off-His-Meds‚ but Gwen found herself riveted by his stories and others. The old One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest images of a mental hospital were inaccurate. Some patients fidgeted

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    are important. The point of view is the way the author allows you to “see” and “hear” what is going on. "The Young Girl in the Fifth" by Aneala Brazil‚ is told in 3rd person from the narrator’s view where Gwen is excelling in school so the Principal moves Gwen from Upper Fourth to Fifth Form‚ Gwen is excited and scared. "Phillis’s Big Test" by Catherine Clinton‚ also from an outsider’s view shows Phillis’s love for poems and literature‚ and how she achieves her goal. The narrator’s’ point of view

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    the movie‚ you will be able to answer the questions. 1. Why did Gwen end up in rehab for 28 days? 2. List every substance that Gwen abuses. Which one do you think was her gateway drug? 3. What were Gwen’s physical withdrawal symptoms? 4. What prompted Gwen to realize she had a problem with substance abuse? 5. In what ways did Gwen’s substance abuse harm her physically and emotionally? 6. What role did Gwen assume as a result of growing up in an alcoholic home? What role

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