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    Introduction I can still remember sitting in my therapist’s office two years ago and her telling me that I was an adult and therefore could make my own decisions. I was stunned. I knew I was twenty-one and legally an adult‚ but in my family‚ I was still a child. This started me on a path of self-discovery that led me to finding my place at Liberty and the path toward becoming a Counselor myself. Through my journey and researching this paper I have gained some valuable tools that I am glad to be

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    World and Me‚ written by Ta-Nehisi Coates‚ Coates addressed the issue of race and the harsh realities of being a black man in America. Coates wrote this book for his son to ensure that he was aware that life would be difficult and that he would have to struggle in order to survive. Coates recounts his experiences growing up in the ghettos of West Baltimore‚ his adventures at the Mecca‚ a racial profiling incident among other obstacles he faced throughout his life. One of the major themes Coates highlighted

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    ardor are all emotions that symbolize and thrive in the presence of love. William Shakespeare’s‚ “Let me not to the marriage of true minds‚” uses symbolism to depict his own portrayal of love by using a range of examples such as death‚ the constellations‚ vicious weather‚ lost vessels at sea‚ and time‚ by doing this‚ he gives the term love an incalculable characterization. In the first quatrain‚ “Let me not to the marriage of true minds admit impediments” (1)‚ Shakespeare interprets love as the ultimate

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    different musical genres; however‚ there is an occasional pair that belongs to the same genre. One popular example of this coincidence are the songs “Let Me Love You” sung by the two artists Mario and Ne-yo. Each song utilizes a different version of R&B to create a heartfelt ballad‚ yet both songs have aspects that link them together. Mario’s “Let Me Love You” utilizes his vocals and a smooth‚ rhythmic

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    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 in Uglies‚ becoming

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    tradition very seriously‚ Jess is disinterested. Religion is a very important aspect of Sikh culture‚ as they include prayers and rituals into their daily lives (Gold‚ 1996). Jess’ reluctance to submit to the traditional role as a Sikh woman is a major conflict between her and her parents. Jess is experiencing integration with British culture. Although Jess does not

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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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    Jimmy Cross never forgave himself for Ted’s death. His guilt was “something that would never go away” (page 26). His guilt transcends onto everyone who died‚ but his testimony of immense guilt stems from his mistake of being distracted by Martha. Readers can sense the pain that Cross carried. 6. Jimmy

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    The play All My Sons‚ written by Arthur Miller‚ contains many strong themes. The focus of the play‚ however‚ is the inescapable past‚ denial and blame amongst characters. The recent events of the small American town in which the Keller family lives drive the play. Not until after the tragic death of a loved one do the main characters come to realize what is most important in life; loyalty to family‚ friends and society as a whole. All My Sons is a play about the past. Many characters are dealing

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    When reading Dystopian books‚ there are many themes that may be found within each book. One of the major themes found within Dystopian books would be government control. I find this topic interesting because in each of the books‚ I have read‚ the author seems to generate a world that reveals both fantasy and reality. It’s interesting how the authors imagination of a story is very similar to today’s world. Even though most stories end up having one individual rise up and face the controlling government

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