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    On the southwestern side of Florida‚ there lies a city called North Port. This city has the best PUDs‚ or Planned Unit Developments. In this city‚ there is a decently sized housing development called Cedar Grove. In this area‚ there is a two-story home whose body was painted the color of a deep mahogany‚ embroidered with white accents. It’s details such as the roof‚ garage‚ window panes‚ and front door ranging from dark browns to light. It was a corner lot house‚ mounted on a small hill causing the

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    Adversity is something that one will always go through from the moment they are born to the moment they die and this is a fact that everyone knows as they grow up. One many not know about adversity while they are young but they eventually understand the meaning to it. Many are able to overcome the many adversities that lie in their path but there are a few that are not able to endure it and give up half way. Those who are able to endure the pain and suffering that comes with adversity will then receive

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    B-5 Mrs. Simonton AICE English Language 9 November 2015 Adversity Essay Throughout time‚ many people have faced adversity‚ with varying outcomes in their lives. Some believe that this adversity has the effect of uncovering abilities that would not otherwise show themselves. This is a view that holds abundant of truth‚ but is far too large of an idea to make a black and white analysis of. Overall‚ while it is indubitable that adversity has the ability to break people as well as uncover their worst

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    Despite Christopher’s difficulties and disabilities‚ it is the parent’s actions we do not understand. To what extent do you agree? In Richard Haddon’s novel‚ The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time‚ the main character and narrator‚ Christopher Boone‚ suffered from aspergers syndrome which is a form of Autism. This caused many of his actions to seem impractical and we do not understand why he acts this way‚ but it also caused him to act in the most basic and simple of human ways. Christopher’s

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    Overcoming Adversity Questions 1. He struggles with mental and social adversity Mental Adversity: Being misfortunately intellectually challenged. Social Adversity: Being misfortunately unable to communicate with people on the same level as us. 2. Some of the difficulties that he faces in daily life with his schizophrenia are that after his hospitalization‚ when he is on the medication he can’t react to his wife‚ baby son‚ or anyone else. Other difficulties that he encounters is that he has

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    In times of trouble‚ when adversities are faced‚ one’s true character is revealed. When these moments in life hit‚ people see them as barriers‚ unable to be broken down. However‚ there is a point when an individual demonstrates their true qualities or characteristics‚ which would not have come to light unless an adversity had risen. Adversities can allow individuals to view the world in a new perspective due in part to their hard work‚ though this is not always the case as the pressure may become

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    The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time Task: Examine the techniques used by Mark Haddon to add to our understanding of the problems facing the central character‚ Christopher‚ due to Asperger’s Syndrome. The novel “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time” by Mark Haddon is a very unique novel. It is unique in many ways as it’s written through the eyes of someone with Aspegers Syndrome and this condition is explored throughout the novel. The novel is about a fifteen year old

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    The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time Christopher’s idiosyncrasies in the text are- not eating food after it has touched other food‚ ‘if his senses become overloaded or his brain is confused’ he will curl up in a ball and groan and perhaps for hours at a time‚ he prefers red‚ hates brown and yellow‚ he uses consecutive colours of cars to determine if it were to be a good day or a bad day. When I discussed my idiosyncrasies with my mum she stated- Every live stock truck that drives

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    incident of the dog in the night-time I believe that Christopher’s character is determined by the following three traits: Perseverance‚ Strategic Thinking‚ and Observation. These three characteristics clearly define his ability to cope with situations that are unique to readers and help us understand as we see these situations through a high functioning autistic teenage brain. Christopher’s ability to persevere in the curious incident of the dog in the night-time helps him through new

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    Argument Essay Horace’s asserts through adversity‚ hidden talents are brought to the surface‚ which would otherwise lay dormant. This claim has proven to be a timely truism in literature and history. Heroes and heroines of the literary canon have long faced strife and turmoil. In meeting these challenges‚ they have demonstrated incredible grace under pressure and have subsequently built admirable strength of character. Ruth Copeland‚ from The Third Life of Grange Copeland‚ had to overcome generational

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