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    The next section‚ “The Dreaming Demon”‚ contains a character named Peter Los who contracted smallpox on his road trip from India and is still alive today but with significant damage to his skin‚ organs and has gone into hiding. He was taken to the largest hospital in the town of Meschede called St. Walberga Krankenhaus‚ which is staffed by nuns from St. Mary’s. Peter was placed into an isolation ward inside the hospital‚ which had its very own floor partially detached from the hospital to lessen

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    Gathering Blue Sparknotes

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    The book Gathering Blue is the story of a young weaver named Kira who lives in a community. The community is somewhat primitive and does not have running water and people live in cotts made out of brambles and sticks. Kira’s mother dies and Kira has to sit with her at the field per the way they mourn. When she returns to rebuild her cott on her mother’s space‚ another woman with a scar across her face challenges her for the land area. Kira has a foot that drags and has much pain from it. She has

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    In I am Malala‚ Malala Yousafzai tells her story from her past to the present. She includes what happened in her home valley and the Taliban‚ a political group that are trying to get rid of all “Non-Islamic” people and their actions. There are five parts in the book. Part one is called‚ “Before the Taliban”. Malala talks about her life before the Taliban invaded her home valley of Swat. Part two is called‚ “The Valley of Death”. In this part‚ the Taliban come into her valley and she talks about what

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    Seein Marriage Sparknotes

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    Marriage is a private affair had many amazing morals in it that a lot of people in this world face. Many people across the world live this way‚ the way that Nnaemeka was supposed to. Okeke choosing who his son was supposed to marry. Every day people have to make the decision that he did. Two major themes stick out in this book are that you make your own decisions and that family is important. If Nnaemeka wouldn’t have made the decision he did the book wouldn’t have turned out the way it did. His

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    Grain Of Sands Sparknotes

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    The story of Grains of Sands is a fabulous story of a man named Benson M. Karanja. Leaving Kenya at the age of 35 years old‚ Dr. Karanja faced many ups and downs to end up being the president of the Beulah Heights bible college. Dr. Karanja’s journey throughout this book demonstrates the parable of faithfulness‚ obedience and humility. His character through difficulties and hard time as properly shows his ability of leadership. A model by his faith and educational achievements‚ Dr. Benson Karanja

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    Pretty Girls Sparknotes

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    Pretty Girls Book Report Pretty girls was written by Karin Slaughter and is 394 pages long. The book is about a college girl that was taken away from her family it so happens that more girls are kidnapped then boys. They don’t know where she is or what happened to her and the police department can’t even find out what happened to her. The family fell apart and the sisters grew so far apart that they didn’t even talk to each other in seventeen years. When they finally come back together they put

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    The Imitation Game follows the story of mathematician Alan Turing and his life revolving around cracking enigma. The movie opens in post World War II England after a break in at Alan Turing’s home. The story of cracking enigma begins as Mr. Turing’s interrogation begins. Throughout the flashbacks into cracking enigma the movie shows the audience further time jumps to Mr. Turing’s childhood. In Mr. Turing’s childhood he is bullied and harassed‚ but when he meets Christopher and is introduced to cryptography

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    Nothing but the Truth Essay-Comparison between Thando Makaya and Mandisa Mckay. In the novel Nothing but the Truth‚ many differences are seen between Thando and Mandisa. These differences are seen through their different cultural understandings and their relationships with their fathers. Thando and Mandisa both also have very different views on the Truth and reconciliation commission (amnesty) hearing. In the play‚ the character of Thando is presented to us as a loving and caring character

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    Much Ado About Nothing

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    Name:__________________________ English 10 Mr. Grew Unit 2 (Much Ado About Nothing Paper) Due 2 December 2013 Your task In “Imagining the Real‚” David Horowitz argues‚ “ . . . love is indeed an idea out of imaginative fiction‚ but that like all ideals it need not merely remain a potential. The real commitment of two lovers may yield love a substantially and permanence that no dream can have. In this perception [these characters] make their way to a central‚ commonplace‚ paradoxical truth:

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    Sherene Razack Sparknotes

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    In the book‚ Dying from Improvement‚ Sherene Razack looks into indigenous people’s deaths in police custody. Aboriginal deaths in police custody have been on the rise‚ and it has always been attributed to individual errors or lack of judgment. Razack then tries to prove otherwise by looking at inquest and inquiries made of indigenous deaths in police custody. In chapter one‚ “The Body as Placeless: Memorializing Colonial Power‚” Razack looks into inquiry made on Frank Paul. Paul was Mi’kmaq man‚

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