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    Exploring the thematic link between the epigraph and the “Greasy Lake” The ’’Greasy Lake" seems to be influence by Bruce Springsteen ’’Spirit in the Night". It is like used an epigraph from his song even though its not about the characters of the story. The characters and actions are completely made up. The ’’Greasy Lake’’ seemed to just imitate the song and take on its a free spirit. The "Bad boy" image in the "Greasy Lake" was admired and planned as the boys days continued‚ it was not original

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    Even though it was an immediate decision because of witches‚ it occurs everything like a dream and destiny which means everything happens perfectly. Early in the play‚ Macbeth killed King Duncan which made him crazy and he can’t afford to be King of Scotland. When Macbeth killed King Duncan‚ he starts scaring that other people find out Macbeth killed King Duncan so he can’t sleep and have a normal life. “sleep no more! Macbeth does murder sleep”” (2.2 46-47). The quote describes Macbeth as a person

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    1.) The ideology of manifest destiny in regards to the western frontier implied the "American" citizens were meant to expand West. It was believed the entire continent was meant to be conquered and inhabited by the people European decent who had‚ until the late 19th Century‚ remained near the East coast. The expansion and habitation was "meant" to occur as divine providence. The rights and freedoms of the indigenous people were not high on the list of priorities of the expansion. Perhaps no

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    writes Stradlater’s paper based off of Allie’s glove. This paper was very sentimental to Holden‚ he also mentions that he “sort of liked writing about it” but‚ by ripping it up; he attempted to show his dominance. By fighting Stradlater‚ a foil character to Holden‚ wanted to prove he was grown up‚ but the irony in this was that‚ by fighting him‚ this actually showed his immaturity by fighting for an obnoxious reason. The overall connection is that‚ the motif‚ games and sports‚ is repeatedly brought

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    METHODS of PARAGRAPH DEVELOPMENT DEFINITION Topic: Laptop – meaning and function A laptop is a compact type of personal computer. It is made to be handy and accessible to use. It can be battery operated or can be plugged to the AC outlet. Most businessmen and professionals who are always mobile are using it for their work. Even students now have laptops for their studies. Although it is compact‚ it is still equipped with proper speed to do fast computations‚ analysis‚ and graphics designing

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    presented in history as being tangible‚ being tied to a date‚ or an exact happening. Manifest Destiny on the other hand‚ is a phenomenon. It can not be tied to a date‚ event or even a specific period of time. Manifest Destiny existed and still exists as the philosophy that embraces American history as a whole. Manifest Destiny is an intangible ideology that created American history. In its simplest form‚ Manifest Destiny can be defined as‚ "A Movement." More specifically‚ it would be the systematic body of

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    is difficult to change‚ and may become trapped in the life of doing acts and deeds for the leader who takes all the credit while we starve just to keep in the category of a follower. In both short stories‚ “Greasy Lake” and “Initiation”‚ the main characters are confronted with decisions that makes it very hard for them to pull themselves out of. The two stories commonly share the same message that maturity‚ temptations‚ and peer-pressure arise all the time and how we deal with it determines our future

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    Our Decisions Determine Our Destiny Our whole life is based on the decisions we make‚ whether it is big decisions like if we choose to go to college‚ get married‚ or have kids‚ or even smaller decisions such as if we decide to turn left or right on a walk. All of these decisions that we make in life can change our future‚ and of course we all want to make the right decisions so that we have a good future. God is so wonderful that he equipped us with moral law‚ which provides ways to tell the difference

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    the development of events beyond a person’s control that determines their own future. This concept of manifested destiny can cause an individual to think or act irrationally to the extent of mental instability. In William Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” this notion is explored through certain scenarios such as Macbeth’s actions against others‚ the irrational behaviour of the surrounding characters‚ and Lady Macbeth’s final deed. The portrayal of insanity due to predetermined fate is highly supported through

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    One could say that President Roosevelt’s imperialistic* actions of the time in the Philippines‚ Guam‚ and Puerto Rico was another step in fulfilling America’s “Manifest Destiny”. The phrase coined by John O’Sullivan defines the belief that America’s purpose is essentially‚ by divine providence‚ to spread American values‚ such as democracy‚ across the North American continent (O’Sullivan)‚ and later applied to the colonization

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