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    Harrison‚ replies to Hazel‚ the dimwitted wife to George‚ about not having to compete with anyone at home he says‚ “‘And pretty soon we’d be right back to the dark ages again ‚ with everybody competing against everybody else. You wouldn’t like that‚ would you?’ ‘I’d hate it‚’ said Hazel” (301). It is evident that George and Hazel have totally given up on the idea of competition and even have come to hate it. When George says “You wouldn’t like that‚ would you?” and when Hazel responds with‚ “I’d

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    modern day Indianapolis. The story is narrated by sixteen year old cancer patient named Hazel‚ who is forced by her parents to attend a support group‚ where she subsequently meets and falls in love with the seventeen year old Augustus Waters‚ an ex-basketball player and amputee. This novel depicts their romantic relationship despite adversity and focuses on the theme of love. One important character is Hazel Grace Lancaster. She is a tall sixteen year old with short cropped auburn hair‚ a fair

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    The Fault in our Stars by John Green is an outstanding novel and one of Green’s best works. It tells a modern story about a girl named Hazel trying to live like a normal teenager. However this is not the easiest thing in the world for her because wherever she goes‚ she must carry an oxygen tank with her as a result of her having cancer. However at a teen cancer support group‚ she meets Augustus Waters‚ a very different yet similar person to her. This novel tells a sweet‚ painful love story about

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    vary. For example‚ Hazel‚ a teenager suffering from cancer‚ has a pessimistic view about her war. Hazel has already accepted defeat because she knows that she will always have cancer. She will never be able to win because“(cancer) is a civil war… with a predetermined winner (death)” (Green 216). As every day passes by‚ Hazel is one more day closer to death. She never knows when she will die. It could happen any day now. Hazel waits anxiously for that fateful day. Therefore‚ Hazel views her life as

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    rights in agreement with Hawley and Hazel. Another issue was the fact that there was dissatisfaction with the logo and name of the toothpaste created by Hawley and Hazel called “Darkie” toothpaste. Some people had a problem with this because they thought it was racially offensive. think that Colgate should have dropped their partnership with Hawley and Hazel very quick. Another alternative would be that they could just try to reason with Hawley and Hazel about how it makes the company look

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    Then there are the Augustus Waters of the world‚ who so entirely change your life‚ their impact could never be erased. Hazel Grace is just a normal teenager who is bored with life and likes to quote philosophers (no big deal) when she meets Augustus‚ a grade A hottie. It would be your typical teenage-girl-meets-boy story if it weren’t for the particulars of how they meet: Hazel and Augustus first lay eyes on each other at a support group for kids with cancer. This is a love story in the bleakest

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    In "Raymond’s Run"‚ the narrator of the story is Hazel‚ and the whole story is seen through her eyes. In the beginning of the story‚ the reader finds out that Hazel looks after her older brother with a mental disorder. She does not mind looking after her brother‚ and she is also really protective of him because many people like to make fun of him and he also gets himself in trouble. Hazel’s protectiveness of her brother can be seen when Hazel says‚ "If anybody has anything to say to Raymond‚ anything

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    Nonetheless‚ Mrs Lancaster does not rebuke verbally Hazel’s drink as she simply says “Hazel” ‚ yet it is implicit the disapproval thoughts behind her daughter’s actions as Hazel suffers from lung cancer and is a minor. It is possible Mrs Lancaster did not halt Hazel as she was absorbed by the presence of her favourite author Peter Van Houten who apparently had corresponded with Augustus Waters before Augustus’ death. Therefore

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    MAIN CHARACTERS INFORMATION Hazel Grace Lancaster A 16 year old girl who has thyroid cancer which spreads to her lungs later on‚ has a high chance of dying early. At first‚ she is depressed and is hopeless about her life. She tries to avoid meeting people and making new friends in the Support Group. She is conscious and always think that she’s a grenade‚ since she might lose her life anytime. She hopes to bring less harm to the world and everyone around her because of her existence. So she is feared

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    Bambara who describes the events that take place in the life of a skinny girl named Hazel Elizabeth Deborah Parker‚ a little African-American girl with a squeaky voice that has passion to run. However the tale begins describing the members of her family‚ the author writes more about Hazel and her brother Raymond. Raymond is not quite right; apparently he suffers a metal disease. He’s bigger and older than Hazel‚ but a lot of people call him Hazel’s little brother because he needs to be looking

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