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    Many people believe that autistic people in order to make moral decisions these human beings have to be able to have compassion‚ or condolence‚ for one another. In order to have compassion you have to have the ability to empathize that is that you have to understand and share the feelings of another. However‚ Jeannette Kennett a philosophy professor at the National University explains in her essay “Autism‚ Empathy and Moral Agency” that it is possible for autistic people to make moral decisions without

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    beginning‚ but after a while it becomes a bit annoying. For example at the police station: "Then he said that we could go and he stood up and opened the door and we walked out into the corridor and back to the front desk where I picked up my Swiss Army Knife and my piece of string and the piece of the wooden puzzle and the 3 pellets of rat food for Toby and my £1.47 and the paperclip and my front door key which were all in a little plastic bag and we drove home." (page 23) This is totally not important

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    The Knife of Never Letting Go Patrick Ness "But a knife ain’t just a thing‚ is it? It’s a choice‚ it’s something you do. A knife says yes or no‚ cut or not‚ die or don’t. A knife takes a decision out of your hand and puts it in the world and it never goes back again." “The Knife of Never Letting Go” by Patrick Ness‚ is truly‚ an extraordinary piece of literature. The story is about a boy named Todd‚ who is about to be a man‚ in one month’s time. Todd lives in the New Word‚ a world where

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    The short story “Knife”‚ is about Curtis’ previous life. In the beginning‚ the main character has a flashback during school. It was his eleventh birthday and his father gave a pocket knife to Curtis as a birthday gift. His pocket knife displays the Curtis’ bonds and character’s temper throughout the whole story. His relationship with others are positive and may be negative sometimes. For example‚ his relationship with the seal that he found in the lake. His parents can represent the pessimistic side

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    times and had to cut off my own arm to survive a tsunami and find my family who got lost at a wedding when the suicide bomb hit‚ and I rock fell down and jammed their arms and such‚ the end I had to cut my arm with a blunt Chinese rip off Swiss army knife‚ I don’t know why I did‚ because I want even stuck‚ guess it was just eh pressure I was under‚ trailer of the impossible the hardest battle is often being the one left behind I woke up‚ it was all just a dream‚ well that’s what I thought

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    Shankelle Scott Eng. 112-2 Essay 1/ Final Spring 2013 Who Needs a Gun At A knife Fight? In essence of President Barack Obama’s inaugural address and Richard Blanco’s inaugural poem‚ they addressed many social issues in America. In Obama’s address‚ Obama feels the grounds of the second amendment do not still apply today. People are not walking around carrying large guns as they did back in the days. There is no reason to have possession of massive artillery in this day. Gun control was briefly

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    "I am Todd Hewitt‚" he thinks to himself‚ "and I am twelve years and twelve months old. I live in Prentisstown on New World. I will be a man in one months time exactly." This is the phrase he was taught to repeat in his head when his Noise turned red and his thoughts needed to be calmed. The only problem is‚ his thoughts aren’t only his‚ but for the whole world. Ever since the settlers were infected by an alien germ that mutated the brain‚ no one on New World could have secrets since their thoughts

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    Ⅵ. Connections to the Text I can connect the text to a historical event due to the similarities between the Pilgrims who voyaged from England to the New World and the original settlers of New World who had come from Old World in the book. In The Knife of Never Letting Go it is described that the original people from Old World had come to New World in search of religious freedom because they were unable to obtain it on Old World. This is extremely similar to the Pilgrims who voyaged from England

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    Since I stopped devouring books and using the computer much (because reading triggers migraines)‚ I’ve been bored. I hate being bored. Every hands-on craft I try causes wrist pain that I haven’t been able to conquer. Baking is fantastic‚ but consuming all that I make isn’t a smart dietary strategy. So I’ve decided cooking will be my new hobby. Although deciding to do something I’ve never particularly liked for fun is a little weird‚ it makes a lot of sense. I’d love to have a hobby again. I like

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    ’coming of age ceremony’ and bulling the ’inferior’ group into wanting to do what the ruling force chooses- in Uglies‚ it is becoming a ’pretty’ who has purposely been given brain damage without consent‚ something she does not want to happen And in The Knife of Never Letting Go‚ which follows a very simular pattern. The main protagonist [Todd] is a ’boy’‚ and will continue to be so until he is thirteen and has completed a ’coming of age’ ceremony of his own‚ and from then on is considered a ’man’. Like

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