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    A Long Way Gone

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    Honors English 1 The Risks for Survival In the novel‚ A Long Way Gone‚ by Ishmael Beah‚ the author discusses the topic of survival. The book tells a story of a boy whose life is affected by war and forced to survive on his own. Beah is trying to send us a message that people often do crazy things in order to survive. The excerpts I provide prove this statement to be true. Sometimes‚ there are situations where people are starving and in great need of food and resources. “One evening we actually

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    A Long Way Gone

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    A Long Way Gone Ishmael Beah was an innocent boy who enjoyed playing football‚ swimming in the streams‚ and even started a rap and dance group with his friends and older brother. The group discovered their love for rap music from old cassette tapes of O.P.P‚ Run D.M.C‚ and the Sugarhill Gang. Ishmael and Junior‚ along with their other friends cherished these few hip hop and rap cassette tapes. Ishmael constantly carried these couple tapes on him at all times. They choreographed dance routines

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    Abraham’s son Ishmael. With Ishmael being the son of a slave woman (Genesis 16:1-16) and Isaac being the promised son who would inherit the promises to Abraham (Genesis 21:1-3)‚ obviously there would be some animosity between the two sons. As a result of Ishmael mocking Isaac (Genesis 21:9)‚ Sarah talked Abraham into sending Hagar and Ishmael away (Genesis 21:11-21). Likely this caused even more contempt in Ishmael’s heart towards Isaac. An angel even prophesied to Hagar that Ishmael would “live in

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    entered. The most relevant legislation guiding social work practice and informing the duties expected of them‚ is the Children (Leaving Care) Act 2000‚ and therefore essential to have an understanding of (Robson & Roberts‚ 2005). This sets out how care leavers should be supported‚ and ensuring people are ready before they leave is the central principle‚ reinforced through this act; requiring high priority consideration‚ when working with young people in this transition (Brammer‚ 2007). Other duties include

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    Analysis: A Long Way Gone

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    million have been orphaned‚ over six million have been seriously injured or permanently disabled and over ten million have been left with serious psychological trauma.” (Shah) Even though many do not believe in luck‚ or consider it to be occasional‚ Ishmael Beah‚ author and main character of A Long Way Gone‚ demonstrates how luck can be a part of someone’s daily life. Life for a child soldier‚ can be overwhelming‚ full of risks and dangers‚ and even a living hell. In most cases‚ these children die‚ end

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    experiences‚ the easier it becomes to handle. In his memoir A Long Way Gone‚ author Ishmael Beah draws parallels between witnessing violence and becoming desensitized to it. Graphic instances in Ishmael’s life such as witnessing his friends die causes him to become desensitized to violence‚ from just barely being able to kill enemy soldiers due to adrenaline‚ to thoughtlessly slaughtering anything in his path. When Ishmael first encounters government soldiers‚ he sees a horrific scene. While on a boat

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    Bosom Friends in Moby Dick

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    Moby Dick Response Paper ­ Chapter 10:  “A Bosom Friend” Moby Dick is an American novel written in the late 19th century by Herman Melville.  The narrative follows its narrator‚ Ishmael‚ as he sets off on a whaling expedition in search of new adventure.  Chapter 10‚ entitled “A Bosom Friend‚” is one the most interesting chapters in the novel.  Through Ishmael’s narration‚ this chapter focuses on the themes of race‚ relationships‚ and the limits of knowledge.  Melville brings these central themes to light by juxtaposing the

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    first fifteen chapters. Melville uses the relationship of Ishmael and Queequeg and the everyday standards of the shipmen to illustrate these ideas. A theme of the novel is the idea of comradeship between human beings‚ no matter how different. In the following essay‚ I will analyze and explain this concept by incorporating events that coincide. The theme of universal brotherhood of Man is first introduced in the third chapter. After Ishmael finally found an inn to stay in‚ The Spouter-Inn‚ and got

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    A Long Way Gone Survival is a skill everyone’s born with but not many have to test it. In the memoir of Ishmael Beah‚ A Long Way Gone‚ he travels across the Sierra Leone bush to get away from the Revolutionary United Front(RUF) that is attacking his home village. Melissa Fay Greene from the Elle Magazine writes‚ “No outsider could have written this book‚ and it’s hard to imagine that many insiders could do so with such acute vision‚ stark language‚ and tenderness. It is a heartrending achievement

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    and where they live. When the got the news that the rebels attacked the mines then. When the rebels attacked Mattru Jong‚ Ishmael and his friends left the town. The conflict happened in the beginning or at least one of the conflicts. They rebels have killed people and Ishmael doesn’t know if his family is dead or alive. The people that the rebels capture were new recruits. Ishmael escaped them and left Mattru Jong but had to return to get some food. The sneaked into Mattru King and noticed that some

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