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    Inequality

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    People are unequal and we should not treat them equally. What is equality? Equality is a state in which every living person is given the same number of opportunity to vent out their ability to its fullest‚ regardless of gender‚ race‚ wealth‚ religion‚ and so on. However‚ in the world of capitalism and libertarianism‚ people cannot be equal. Each person is born with different amounts of wealth and contrary aspects both physically and mentally‚ no matter how much people fight for equal human

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    to enhance underlying themes in the novels. In The Fault in Our Stars‚ Hazel’s narration and acceptance of the negativity in her life both produce themes that carry through in literature. During the novel‚ Hazel reflects by saying‚ “Some infinities are bigger than other infinities.” Hazel‚ a cancer patient who never knows what the next day will bring let alone the next few years‚ is stuck living life in the moment. Rather than dwelling on the inevitables of her illness‚ Hazel’s character is full

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    is about a teenager‚ Hazel Grace‚ whom has cancer. She attends a support group because her mother felt she needed to learn to socialize. It is a great thing she did because at this support group she met the love of her life‚ Augustus Waters. Both Hazel and Augusta’s fall into a magical romantic trance. Neither would have expected anything to go wrong. An example of ignorance in this book is when Augustus tries to ignore the fact the cancer has come back. He would not tell Hazel or anyone. He kept it

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    In the Fault of Our Stars

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    him to write this story. He always thought that writing a cancer based story book would be sentimental and cliché but his encounter with Esther Earl changed his way of writing. John Green wrote this book with the perspective of 16 year old patient‚ Hazel after he met with Esther Earl. John Green “would not been able to write it if I hadn’t known her. She was so funny and thoughtful and normal. [He] was able

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    John Green

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    Maggie Becerra Mrs. Pace English 11B: Period 5 30 April 2012 Within The Depths of Nerdfighteria There are numerous authors in the world that live to serve some impact. Specifically upon readers of course‚ where all of their work can be praised eternally. Words among other words get jumbled together and allow imagination to be used freely within the contents of the novels. Now since there are many writers that can be noticed for their lasting contributions‚ there is one novelist that can

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    "Harrison Bergeron"

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    With imperfect eyes‚ total equality is hard to accomplish‚ especially with the notion of judgment and competition constantly tempting otherwise. However‚ the high hope of peace and utopia in fulfillment has always been a human thrive. Throughout history many men have attempted such perfection. Karl Marx inquired the structure of communism through the Manifesto to ensure equality to a large socially grouped people. According to Vonnegut‚ so did the U.S. government‚ in the year 2081. In the outrageous

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    until Vern‚ his future stepfather‚ enters his life. At first‚ Vern represents a ’fresh start’ for him and his mother‚ Hazel. He starts off as a good husband and fulfills his promises to Craig on taking him fishing‚ hiking‚ etc. This‚ however‚ does not last too long before Vern character turns sour‚ and mean. Though his relationship with Craig was never truly healthy to begin with. Hazel‚ so far has fallen into the role of a homemaker‚ keeping the family together.

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    2.1. Definitions of Noise Pollution Noise in generally can be defined as unwanted sound. Noise has many definitions depending on the sources of the sound and the effect to the recipients. (Zulkepli & Hazel‚ 2000). Noise is sound that can create an undesired physiological or psychological effect in a person‚ that may interfere with social between a person and group which include communication‚ work‚ rest‚ recreation‚ and sleep. (Davis & Cornwell‚ 2013). The word noise is suitable to define as unwanted

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    Many people are hopefully to become the idea of greatness they envision and Gus being a romantically oriented person obsessed over the idea of becoming Hazel’s knight in shining armor. Learning of his impending death put him in the same position as Hazel. He could now understand the psychological effects of living life on the true edge‚ not knowing what the next day will bring for yourself or those around you. In his letter‚ Gus takes on a tone of disparity due to his realization of human inconsistencies

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    Harrison Bergeron by Kurt Vonnegut‚ Not only is an individual equal before the law‚ but in “every which way.” (Vonnegut 669). Anyone with superior looks‚ strength‚ or intelligence is given government-dictated handicaps that make him or her average. Hazel and George Bergeron‚ two citizens unfortunate enough to give birth to an abnormal baby. They just were

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