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    forgiveness and grace. Send your responses by email to your teacher hclark@pymblelc.nsw.edu.au or jlyle@pymblelc.nsw.edu.au or submit in the appropriate folder in the RE folder in the Y drive NB - INCLUDE YOUR NAME and RE CLASS In 1982‚ Sister Helen Prejean‚ a Catholic nun‚ started corresponding with a death-row inmate in Angola Prison in Louisiana. The experience changed the direction of her ministry and propelled her into activism against the death penalty. Dead Man Walking (1995 movie)

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    As soon as I stepped into the Social Realism exhibition room of Tate Modern‚ I was prompted with paintings of different styles and subjects. This room’s exhibitions’ era stretches from the 1920’s to the 1940’s‚ with artists from celebrated muralist Diego Rivera to controversial surrealist Balthus. This room exhibited works of many different medias from traditional oil-on-canvas works to colour pastel on paper. This room may seem slightly bland at first sights as they’re mainly portraits of plain-looking

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    Impression of three days to see I have read Three days to see many times.Recently . I read it again . Three days to see is a famous essay written byAmerican writer Helen Keller. Miss Keller unfortunately got blind and deaf whenshe was very young‚ due to misuse of medication. However‚ She learned alllessons that a healthy woman can do with the help of teacher sullivan andparents. She also mastered serveral foreign languages very well. What’s moreshe was admitted into Harvard university .Finally

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    Prompted by the need of probative eyewitness interviewing‚ psychologist Geiselman and Fisher () developed the Cognitive Interview (CI) 30 years ago. The results gained significant attentions for further research in which the CI improve the effectiveness of collecting corrected details. In later years‚ Geiselman and Fisher () developed an enhanced version of the CI (ECI). Given that these two versions of the CI might not be well-fit into specific population‚ such as children or old adults‚ researchers

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    personally‚ but Erik is slowly pulling Joey down under‚ and soon‚ they will both be fully submerged in the sea of dreams (The Erik Fisher Football Dream). Erik is the main antagonist‚ constantly threatening Paul‚ but keeping up an image of glory and fame. Joey used to be Paul’s best friend‚ but in Part Two‚ he left him and decided to think about playing football. Erik Fisher is pulling Joey Castello down‚ and there’s nothing Paul can do about it but bring his brother back to life. Joey Castello used

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    Dead Man Walking (interpretation) When Sister Helen meets Poncelet for the first time‚ she is shocked that in front of her sits a man who has an appearance and behavior of a monster. His body is covered with horrible motives‚ his manors and behaviors are of unspeakable nature. Prejean starts entering in his mind and asking herself why he has become person like that. One of the main reasons is that Poncelet had a rough childhood. He grew up in a surrounding marked by poverty. His Father was

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    providing them only distress and ache. They are never going to see their kids again‚ never going to hold them‚ to adore them‚ to giggle with them. Portraying the families of both the killer and his two victimized people. The scene in which Sister Helen visits Mr. Delacroix after he has criticized her for not doing as such‚ as the scene closes‚ the camera gradually moves back‚ uncovering a serene and still living room. This shot alone consummately recommends the shattering toll a murder takes on a

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    Closed Doors Right after Ann and her family get into the Secret Annex the people who where hiding then brought some more of there stuff over. Ann was handed a box that had all her pictures of movie stars and a dairy as a gift. After she had thanked her father‚ she ran to the door of the Secret Annex concealed on the other side by a book case. When she was almost to the door her father grabbed her by the arm and said‚ "Ann no matter what you must never go through that door" When she asked why

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    The Mentor Archetype An archetype is an original model of a person or ideal example which can be copied by others. It is a symbol that can universally be recognized (The Writing). The archetype of being or having a mentor is well known in many situations and pieces of art. A mentor is a wise and trusted counselor‚ teacher‚ or adviser who can be a part of one’s life and experiences (Mentor). They are trustworthy and known for giving wise advice when come to with a problems. Mentors are also those

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    Multiculturalism Paper Children’s Literature Due: 11/23/10 PART 1: The need for multicultural literature in the classroom… There is a definite need for multicultural literature in the classroom. Good literature can help reflect many aspects of a culture--its values‚ beliefs‚ ways of life‚ and patterns of thinking. Good literature can also help readers to learn about an individual or a group of people whose stories take place in a specific historical and physical setting. In

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