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    The curious incident of the dog in the night-time Mark Haddon Christopher John Francis Boone is a 15 year old boy‚ living with his father(Ed Boone) at 36 Randolph street. He is told that his mother died while being sick at the hospital. While in fact she had left and went to London with a neighbor called “Mr Shears”. Christopher is also the narrator in the text. Ed Boone is Christopher’s single father. He makes meals and take care of Christopher’s daily needs. He owns a heating maintenance

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    Through his unique novel‚ The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time‚ and the 15 year-old protagonist‚ Christopher Boon‚ Mark Haddon uses the universal issue of being different to eliminate the social stigma surrounding Asperger’s Syndrome. From memorable narrative perspective‚ he explores the value of truth and perspective‚ the complex nature of the social world and understanding individuals with Asperger’s Syndrome. Haddon challenges the reader to consider the interesting idea of disability

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    industry in Pakistan and day by bay Pakistan goes down rapidlly. Another problem which exist due to load shedding is the business in markets due to this markets also effected‚ no work done mostly in night time.Although many problems occurred in day time but some business has to be done but in night time all shops in markets closed.So economically its has very worst effect on Pakistan.As every one know that students are ingredient for the progress of any country but major bad effect occurred on

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    humans are evil at the root of their beings. The idea of inherent malevolent nature is even present throughout world history. Perhaps the most famous example would be the villainy of the Nazis during the Holocaust‚ well expressed through the novel Night by Elie Wiesel. Even today‚ many people have pondered this concept. In the excerpt of philosopher William Glasser’s Choice Theory‚ Glasser discusses what motivates a human to make his choices‚ whether good or evil. Through the

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    ‘Composers everywhere are interested in exploring the concept of the journey and its significance to personal growth – but most of them just reinforce the standard ideas we already have.’ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Journey is a theme within humanity that transcends through time. The western liberal perspective of journeys‚ being that they are positive and transformative experiences that liberate the individual from

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    In the texts Night‚ written by Dr.Elie Wiesel‚ “My Ethics My Code”‚ written by Rachel Scott‚ and “Give”‚ by Anne Frank‚ the three stories all share an significant common message. The central message the three stories show is the theme of companionship‚ helping the unfortunate and standing up for other to survive and live. The three authors‚ Dr.Elie Wiesel‚ Rachel Scott‚ and Anne Frank all have a common belief of being a witness and not a bystander and ignore the terrible things. “People will never

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    Mark Haddon‚ the author of the 2003 best seller book the Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time‚ was born in Northampton‚ England‚ 1962 (Ewing). He was a son of an architect father and homemaker mother (Ewing). In his early life‚ he was interested in math and science (Terry). As he attended college‚ he realized his love of English literature and attainted B.S degree at Oxford University in 1981(Ewing). After graduation‚ he volunteered to be a home caregiver for a multiple sclerosis patient

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    possible to get off to sleep”‚ “paces me back to bed‚ stealthily in step”). The insomnia of the author leads to a wondering of thoughts in the moonlight. The proximity of sleep in the poem makes this wondering of thoughts more believable. This time of night when thoughts are blurry and it is easy to slip into the unknown and the imaginary (“bright clouds dusted”). Confusion: The train of thought of the author is unclear as he is practically dosing off. This sensation of confusion is reinforced by the

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    Homework Assignment taught by Instructor Cynthia Mushett. An evening out. I.Going out during the night.
A. Reasons why you should go out at night. 1.Its more romantic to go out. 
 2. At night there are more things to do .
 I. Night time events.
A. The things to do at night on an evening out. 1.Take a night stole around the city. A boat ride around the city at night. Conclution. 1.Why an evening out is good. Going on an evening out.hanging with friends and

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    focusing on those aspects of it that remind him of his lost love and the cosmic nature of their relationship. He begins writing at night‚ a time when darkness will match his mood. The night sky filled with stars offers him no comfort since they “are blue and shiver.” Their distance from him reinforces the fact that he is alone. However‚ he can appreciate the night wind that “sings” as his verses will‚ describing the woman he loved. Lines 5–10: Neruda repeats the first line in the fifth and follows

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