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    Lars Eighner holds unique‚ nearly universally applicable beliefs on the materialistic side of humanity and it’s constant obsession with wealth. Eighner’s opinions may be quickly dismissed as some feel as though someone in his position cannot make a valid argument about topics often associated with the upper class‚ such as wealth and materialism‚ however his points about these topics take a sort of “outsider” perspective to the situation‚ qualifying them even more. Often the most valuable commentary

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    What was important in the film "Lars and the real girl" was the realization how important compassion is to a child. Lars is depicted as a very timid and reserved man in the beginning of the film‚ he does not interact with anyone especially his brother and his wife. Lars’ brother and his wife try at all costs to make Lars interact with them and show him that he is a part of their family as they are worried about Lars due to his strange hermit-like behavior. Lars’s mother died during childbirth and

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    places for me to be is under the water swimming with the fish‚ scuba diving. The first reason scuba diving is a powerful place for me is because I love doing new adventurous things and going places I have never seen. Being under the water is like morphing into a fish and discovering a new world. I am like a kid at a candy shop when I am scuba diving‚ I could stay there for hours and never get bored. The next reason scuba diving is so amazing is because you have this feeling of weightlessness. You

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    Scuba Diving Adventure‚ adrenaline and excitement are some of the feelings that involve scuba diving. It’s a popular sport in which divers have to use special equipment that includes an oxygen tank‚ wet suit‚ mask‚ fins‚ etc. to reach the deep sea. Scuba diving is more than a simple sport‚ it allows people to explore‚ discover and have a real contact and experience with the ocean and the marine life. In this essay I will explain how my curiosity about scuba diving born‚ my first scuba diving lessons

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    exhibit there were works from 10 different photographers and while I loved and developed an appreciation for many of the photographs on display the one that caught my eye was the “Diving Humpback whale” by Wayne Levin (born 1945). This paper will focus on why Wayne Levin takes photographs of the underwater world and why the “Diving Humpback Whale” photograph was my favorite. Wayne Levin is an accomplished photographer and a great deal of his works are on display in numerous museums worldwide‚ including

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    Every now and then life gives us a challenge‚ and often that challenge can define our life and who are. The memoir wrote by Jean-Dominique Bauby describes such a challenge. The Diving Bell and the Butterfly challenges the minds of readers to imagine a world of pure terror where ones whole existence changes due to being trapped in their own body‚ left to live life through one’s own memories and imagination. Bauby begins by describing how he is awakening from a stroke and is trapped in his own body

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    1. Describe the relationship between Lars and his brother and sister-in-law and his co-workers. Lars has a unique relationship with the people he interacts on a daily basis. In the film‚ he is the “closest” to his brother‚ Gus‚ and sister-in-law‚ Karin because he frequently encounters them due to the fact he lives in their garage. As the film begins‚ Lars and Gus’ relationship is distant from one another. Usually‚ relationships between siblings are fairly close‚ however‚ the relationship between

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    it. In the movie Lars and the Real Girl‚ the main character Lars has an attachment to a human sized doll named Bianca. Although‚ this was not normal due to the fact that he was a grown man. In the film‚ there were a few different mental disorders that Lars showed signs of‚ and he had to overcome his tendencies to be cured. Overall‚ to Lars truly believed that Bianca was real. Lars’s at one time was normal‚ but eventually past events caught up to him and he changed. First‚ when Lars was an infant his

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    Nick DeCandio Lars and the real girl December 5‚2011 The character of Lars seems to be a fantastical person who couldn’t really exist in real life. Truth is‚ there are many people like him who struggle to have relationships with others due to mental illness. Lars is able to find a way to channel his insecurities of personal relationships onto Bianca‚ whom is a realistic looking sex doll. Ironically‚ Lars never has sex with Bianca‚ he treats her as a real human being and forces his community

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    Health Literacy and Communication Problems: The Diving Bell and the Butterfly and Where is the Mango Princess? The University of Missouri Health Literacy and Communication Problems “The Diving Bell and the Butterfly” is written beautifully by Mr. Bauby‚ who had a stroke that resulted in lock-in syndrome. Mr. Bauby had little gross and fine motor movement‚ but his cognitive abilities were intact. Mr. Bauby could only communicate by blinking his left eyelid. In another novel‚ “Where is

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