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    sentence making it seem more urgent. Flynn wants the point to get across that certain details are too grim for young children. In the next section‚ however‚ the tone changes when he talks about cartoons and the events they depict.It becomes more hopeful and light. Most kids believe there is a solution to everything; that there’s always a hero (15). These two drastic changes represent the differences in a child’s mind and imagination versus the reality adults have to face everyday. Imagery within

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    island‚ gets elected as the leader‚ attempts to coordinate civilization b. Character Quality- attempts to recreate an organized society on the deserted island c. Support: begins by building shelters to domesticate the wild island d. Character Quality- hopeful (believes in a rational world that is not entirely innately evil) e. Support- weeps at the end when he realizes the loss of innocence and the darkness of people’s hearts B. Piggy a. Character Description- an overweight and whiny boy‚ very intellectual

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    Throughout the ages women have been confined to the role of a family wife. Being born a women already gave you a set job to do for the rest of a girl’s life. In the Story “The Chrysanthemums” by John Steinbeck‚ Elisa lives a hopeful life until is goes through a downward spiral as she faces the hard truth of the world around her. Elisa starts out by feeling the desire for something more in life but is constantly prevented from it. Elisa comments that “When the night is dark- why the stars are sharp-pointed

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    This essay examines Irvine Welsh’s portrayal of addiction in Trainspotting versus Hubert Selby’s portrayal in Requiem for a Dream. I began my research by defining the word “addiction” and according to the Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine‚ addiction is a “dependence on a behavior or substance that a person is powerless to stop.” The concept of “power” really intrigued me and influenced my rhetorical analysis of both novels. Through my research and analysis‚ I have concluded that Selby portrays addiction

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    Imagine not understanding what you are doing‚ not even fully knowing who is coming to get you‚ and where you are going is a mystery in itself. These are all thoughts and questions that might run through a childs mind who is being adopted by a family that lives in a different country. This is an international adoption‚ and it can be controversial in the U.S along with other countries for different reasons. International adoption has gone throughout history adjusting as it has to‚ but it’s not the

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    Runner. Sohrab is the character within the story who inspires hope within the reader throughout the entire novel. Sohrab’s character was created by Hosseini to counteract the unfortunate events that took place in Hassan’s life to give the story a hopeful conclusion in the end. These three characters each fill important roles within Hosseini’s novel‚ and without any one of them the novel would create an entirely different tone. The first character who fills an important role in the story

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    as doctor Smith‚ mister Smith‚ reverend Smith‚ attorney Smith‚ professor Smith‚ governor Smith‚ coach Smith‚ officer Smith‚ or captain Smith. One might wonder: why should these positions be given a title‚ but not others? Why not farmer Smith‚ telecommuter Smith‚ or hog butcher Smith? Chicago‚ by Carl Sandburg‚ gives ordinary jobs‚ such as a hog butcher‚ the honor of titles. Sandburg opens the poem with well worded apostrophe by giving the city of Chicago these honored jobs. Chicago does not symbolize

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    Los Angeles is described as sunshine and noir. The beautiful climate‚ mountains‚ and beaches encapsulate the geography of Los Angeles. Further‚ Los Angeles is the capital of many entertainment industries—which for many hopefuls is a way to be rich and famous. However‚ Los Angeles is also pure noir. The situation in Los Angeles is often bleak. Many seeking freedom and fame in Los Angeles have been victimized and their ideas silenced by an oppressive government. However‚ the music industry has always

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    OVER the years‚ I’ve been deeply moved by the people who’ve told me they wished they could feel inspired and hopeful about America the way people did when my father was president. This sense is even more profound today. That is why I am supporting a presidential candidate in the Democratic primaries‚ Barack Obama. My reasons are patriotic‚ political and personal‚ and the three are intertwined. All my life‚ people have told me that my father changed their lives‚ that they got involved in public service

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    Leaving the Nest

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    Leaving the Nest When children graduate from high school and move away to college‚ it can be devastating for parents. The children leave to gain independence from their parents. They feel they are going on with a new adventure in their lives and gaining a new experience as an adult in the world. They are in a parent’s life for so many years that they cannot imagine life without them in the house. They become sad at the thought of not hearing the laughter or tears every day. Two poems that pick up

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