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    Explore how Robert Cormier disturbingly conveys betrayal and its tragic consequences in his novel Heroes. Betrayal is one of the most awful acts that can commit a human being‚ it becomes even more awful when this act is committed by someone you love. In the novel “heroes” by Robert Cormier‚ the horrific betrayals that Larry Lasalle causes will tragically change the lives of Francis Casavant and Nicole Renard. At the beginning Robert Cormier is showing Larry as the most trustful men of all FrenchTown

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    empathy‚ healing‚ awareness‚ persuasion‚ conceptualization‚ foresight‚ stewardship‚ commitment to the growth of people and building community. Samwise Gamgee and Frodo are two great examples of a servant leaders. Sam is always caring for Frodo and does everything for Frodo and he meets some of the characteristics of the servant leader. Frodo is a servant leader because he is risking his own life to save everyone else from destruction. The next leadership theme listed is leadership as resistance.

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    How does Priestley portray the differences between the generations in ‘An Inspector Calls’? Priestley shows us that the older generation –Mr and Mrs Birling - are less ‘impressionable’ (as the inspector said) than the younger generation – Eric and Sheila. This means that they are less able to learn for their actions and change their ways. In the middle of the generations is Gerald‚ who portrays traits of both age groups at different times during the play. The older generation‚ for example‚ is very

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    out of what he saw as too artificial. In John Green’s book‚ Paper Towns‚ Margo Roth Spiegelman‚ the main character’s curiosity and friend‚ talks about how a “paper town” to her is a superficial place‚ and artificial. Fake and uniform‚ too much like every other town around it. I think Chris is trying to say the same thing. People don’t often notice how similar they are. All working toward the same goal and desiring the same things. He leaves society because he is tired with what the world has become:

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    This is a point made very evident when Atticus served as the defense attorney in the Tom Robinson case. Atticus Finch shows tremendous levels of real courage throughout the novel; his first sign of true bravery was when he was appointed to defend Tom Robinson‚ and he agreed to take over the case. Atticus did not believe in racial segregation or discrimination‚ and this

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    even acknowledging it‚ she found the ability to do what frightened her as did several other characters in the book. She protected those around her‚ just as the seashell she received from would Peter Neilsen would protect tiny sea creatures. Courage shows through people in a variety of situations

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    Blood Disorders and Blood Safety Objective “Prevent illness and disability related to blood disorders and the use of blood products” (HealthyPeople.gov‚ 2014).  Provide an understanding of: 1. Relates to everyday life 2. How to enhance health 3. Health disparities 4. Community resources 5. Health related organization  Blood Disorders and Blood Safety  The writers of this group chose this topic to not only better educate themselves on the different blood disorders but the audience as well

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    increasingly aware adolescent as she attempts to meet challenges. Parvana demonstrates emerging maturity when she dresses up as a boy‚ acknowledges the realities of life in Afghanistan and begins to willingly collect water without being asked. Parvana shows emerging maturity when she dresses up as a boy. Under the harsh rule of the Taliban‚ females aren’t allowed outside without a male escort. When Parvana’s father is arrested by the Taliban‚ she has to dress like a boy to help her family survive. Mother

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    about anyone but himself‚ or they thought he did not think about consequences. Chris just wanted to do what felt right in the moment and what made him feel like he was fulfilling his life. Like Krakauer‚ Chris did what he felt like he needed to do to show people he can do anything he put his mind to. Chris did many things that made people ask if he cared more about other people rather than his own safety. Chris cared about so many people in his life like his sister.

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    Literature in Translation Broken April: Does Kadare portray the blood feuds as an act of revenge‚ or as a ritual? In Kadare’s novel ‘Broken April’‚ protagonist Gjorg Berisha’s family is ensnared into the trap of the blood feuds and the Kanun quite by chance. Rather than starting a feud by murdering someone in a fit of passionate rage or due to a long-held grudge‚ as most feuds begin‚ the Berisha family accidentally become involved after giving shelter to a stranger who was then shot dead after leaving

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