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    not they should be sheltered. He also struggles with facing his problem of depression‚ rather than running from it. Holden matures when he realizes children cannot be protected‚ and he cannot keep running from his problems. Holden shows signs of maturation when he realizes that kids cannot be protected from growing up and the possibility of failure. When Phoebe asks Holden what he wants to be when he is older‚ Holden responds: "I keep picturing all these little kids playing some game in this big field

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    “could not expect her to learn all Maycomb’s ways in one day." Without Atticus to nurture Scouts mind and teach her good from evil‚ she would not have developed into the girl she is by the end of the book. Similarly‚ in the novel “Of Mice and Men”‚ George explains to Lennie “We got a future. We got somebody to talk to that gives a damn about us.”‚ legitimizing that if you don’t have people in the world that you look to for guidance‚ as Atticus does to Scout‚ then you will not learn from your past

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    Comparing and Contrasting Marlow/Willard and Kurtz Inherent inside every human soul is a savage evil side that remains repressed by society. History is loaded with examples of atrocities that have occurred when one culture comes into contact with another. Whenever fundamentally different cultures meet‚ there is often a fear of contamination and loss of self that leads one to discover more about one ’s true self‚ often causing perceived madness. Heart of Darkness‚ a novel written by Joseph Conrad

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    Scout is a six year old girl. She has a brother named Jem and her father‚ Atticus‚ is a lawyer. She is the perfect example of a tomboy. She is an innocent girl‚ but as the story advances‚ her innocence begins to diminish at the time of Tom Robinson’s trial. She then realizes just how malicious and brutal people can be. She is no longer a little girl who is naïve to the motives of the people of Maycomb. She has matured into a young lady who understands the true nature of man in Maycomb. At the

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    matures‚ the more aware he or she becomes how she acts‚ feels or behaves. Maturation is an action or process of growing up and is the physical‚ intellectual‚ or emotional process of development. Harper Lee is a really talented author and has written this fantastic book named ToKillAMockingbird. Harper Lee demonstrates the process of maturing in ToKillAMockingbird in many ways. Many characters in the book go through maturation but the three characters who exemplify this topic are Jem‚ Scout and Boo

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    In the classic novel‚ To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee‚ many themes are expressed through the maturation of the characters. The main protagonist‚ Jean-Louise “Scout”‚ plays a vital role in expressing the importance of understanding others. This main theme is expressed by Scout as she grows up in a time when racism and prejudice was at its worst. At first‚ Scout is introduced as an outgoing child who was naïve and short-tempered with people who crossed her. The first time we see her short-temper

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    The maturation process of humans is usually marked by events that are not necessarily positive. In the novel The Chocolate War‚ Jerry Renault‚ the protagonist‚ loses his innocence and matures due to two main events: his mom’s death and the cruelty with which students reacts towards him for not selling the chocolates as a way to manifest his beliefs. The fact that Jerry’s mom died when he was relatively young had a significant impact on his life. The event forced Jerry to become more independent

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    the main character and narrator Scout Finch who is a feisty tomboy that comes to learn about the place she lives in which is in Maycomb county. By being more open to the real world‚ she comes to realize it’s not as perfect as she thought it was‚ and has a lot of good and bad things to offer. Not only that but she learns important lessons along the way from her childhood experience. She learns most of these lessons from the good and bad adults which taught her things like courage and compassion.

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    To Kill a Mockingbird Jem and Scout’s process of maturation is present by describing how both Jem and Scout are affected by different and harsh incidents. An example of this situations would be when Jem does not want to leave his father alone in front of the jail‚ because he thinks that if he does‚ the mob is going to harm Atticus; at the same time Scout is trying to talk with Mr. Cunningham to make him reason about the situation. Jem’s maturation is shown when he eventually finds out that Mrs. Dubose’s

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    Time is an important necessity of life‚ which allows us to be more time efficient‚ although it does have its disadvantages which procreate us in having a busy life. Some key problems with Amy Willard Cross’s essay is that ‚ in "Life in the Stopwatch Lane"‚ is not spending enough time with the family‚ and travelling time should be measured and calculated. There are many problems with having a busy life style. Time Management‚ Busies can improve their lives by spending quality time with their families

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