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    Secret of the Wild Child

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    Cheyenne Chin-Mook October 1‚ 2013 Hour4/5 1. I believe that Genie should not have moved around as much as she did. Genie needed a permanent environment in which she could actually adjust to. The research got in the way for Genie. I believe she needed to just be taken care of and be tended to. I also believe that Genie needed to be loved and feel loved instead of being recorded as a experiment. 2. Once the Rigler’s grant had ran out the Rigler’s decided to give Genie up. The fact that Genie

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    Genie - The Wild Child

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    Genie was discovered at the age of thirteen living completely isolated in a room in her parent’s house‚ with nothing to look at‚ restrained to a potty chair for most of her life. At this time‚ Genie was still wearing a diaper‚ did not have the ability to communicate and could barely walk. Her father’s reason for keeping Genie isolated was that he believed that she was retarded from birth. Her mother takes no responsibility‚ claiming she too was abused by her controlling husband. Both of her parents

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    How to Tame a Wild Tongue

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    “My Perspective of a Wild Tongue” “How to Tame a Wild Tongue”‚ by Gloria Anzaldua‚ is a very expressive story about a Mexican American women’s struggle to preserve her culture. Her main fight revolves around a struggle to keep a form of Spanish‚ called “Chicano Spanish”‚ a live. In the short story she says‚ " for a people who cannot entirely identify with either standard (formal‚ Castilian) Spanish‚ or standard English‚ what recourse is left to them but to create their own language?"(page

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    Many people say that if someone has a bad rap sheet from their past then that person is unlikely to have a better future for themselves. For instance‚ in Cheryl Strayed’s book Wild‚ she reveals all the mistakes and hardships from her past: and in turn‚ she hikes through the Pacific Crest Trail in order to overcome them. She projects all the negative aspects in her life and throughout her journey she recalls back to them from time to time in order to mend the damage that she had brought upon herself

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    zoos do more harm than good?   Zoos are a place where people put wild life just so humans can have something to look at on their free time‚ it is not a good place for wild life. The animals will get mental problems when contained in a zoo. They are called wild life for a reason no one can make an Exact replica of a habitat that not only they need to survive in but need to also be happy in. The zoos also do physical health to the wild life.     When zoos think of good health for an animal they usually

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    What are the Effects of Wildlife Overpopulation on Suburbia Have You ever wondered why you rarely see any wild animals when you go to the mountains and then when you are driving back home‚ you almost hit a deer? Or how we see coyotes walk down our streets and turkeys standing in the middle of the road. This is the result of the overpopulation of wild animals living in the suburbs. Wildlife living in suburbia has become an arising problem and many people do not know how it started and why they

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    Would you consider Chris McCandless and Huck Finn rebels? I believe that both of the characters are rebels. They both are rebels against society for different reasons. Chris is independent and demonstrates this throughout his journey. Huck struggles to find an identity which leads him to rebel against society.Would you consider Chris McCandless and Huck Finn rebels? I believe that both of the characters are rebels. They both are rebels against society for different reasons. Chris is independent and

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    While the situations in Call Of The Wild and Maze Runner are fictional they differ in that Call of The Wild takes the reader deeper into the determined aspect of animal life meanwhile Maze runner provides an insight into the Brave nature and condition of human existence. This essay will go more into depth of how smart they both are. Body#1 The characteristic of Bravery is readily apparent in both Thomas and Buck. Bucks bravery towards John Thornton when he got shot by an arrow and “Buck Sprang at

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    In the novel Call of the Wild by Jack London‚ the main character Buck goes through a behavioral change throughout his journey in the Klondike. Bucks change of attitude and behavior in the novel is what makes up Bucks call of the wild. Throughout the novel from the point when Buck is taken away from his home at Santa Clara Valley‚ California to when John Thornton’s camp is attacked‚ Buck is trying to reach his wild side of his life and at the same time leave his domesticated life behind in the past

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    In the novel The Call of the Wild a dog named Buck gets taken from his home in California and is then taken all the way to Yukon‚ Alaska‚ along the way Buck has to transform from being a domesticated home dog to a dog of the wild. The author Jack London has written many popular books including the Call of the Wild and many more‚ his books all display his descriptive writing style very well. London has many different methods of developing themes in his novels and in this novel he uses bucks transformation

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