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    Gene and Phineas‚ develop an indestructible relationship. Throughout the course of the novel this relationship undergoes alteration from sincerity to betrayal. At first‚ Gene is envious of Phineas because of Phineas’s self-confidence. After the incident at the tree‚ their relationship changes into a codependent one. Gene and Phineas develop a connection during a time of war‚ and with mutual support‚ motivate each other to live normal lives. Ultimately‚ because this friendship kills Phineas‚ their companionship

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    who struggles throughout the book to discover his true self. Phineas‚ on the other hand‚ is athletic‚ careless and highly admired by his peers‚ and seems to get away with anything he pleases. Throughout the story the friendship between the boys strengthens‚ but at many times is tested by the pair’s risky feats and competitiveness. The story starts with older Gene going back to the New Hampshire prep school he attended alongside Phineas‚ and their other friend Leper‚ to reminisce on memories he

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    patterns of human activities and symbolic that gives such activities meanings and importance. Therefore‚ the patterns existed there seemed to be all on myth. Brown aim from the experiment is to manipulate the entire population with a rumor about a lucky-dog statue‚ in order form them to understand a little more about how the mind construct beliefs‚ also to show others such as students how we can learn from this in our lives. The experiment also answers the question of why some attracts good luck

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    must be understood. When speaking of outside forces in both stories it is referred to something that is out side of the hands of both boys. From the story “The Rocking Horse Winner” the term is referring to the house he lives in and gift of being lucky. As for the story “Paul’s Case” the outside force is the fact that he was born into a middle class family and not that of power and money. Paul from the “Rocking Horse Winner” feels pressured to quiet the voices that are heard through out his

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    unbearable expectations. These challenges result in inner struggles that Phineas and Lance Armstrong cannot overcome with their strength of character. Having a strong character does not always lead to good outcomes. The character strengths of Phineas and Lance Armstrong make them both successful and loved. Firstly‚ Phineas is loved because he creates harmony while Armstrong is loved because of his charitable personality. After Phineas dies‚ his best friend‚ Gene‚ praises him: "He possessed an extra vigor

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    Separate Peace From inside we could hear Phineas fall clumsily down the white marble stairs. Everyone stayed calm as we rushed outside to assist him. Finny said he couldn’t move or feel his legs and people started splitting up to go get help and shouting orders. Once the doctors and nurses arrived some of us helped to move him to the infirmary. After what seemed like hours Dr. Stanpole came out to tell us the news. He told us something we never expected. Phineas severed his spine. He was paralyzed from

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    mother brings him to Jefferson purely wanting only to fulfill her wish. Trying to do so Cash breaks his leg crossing a river during the rainy season as it the only way to get to Jefferson. “Lucky it was the same leg he broke last summer”(186). Although it was lucky that Cash had broke the same leg it is unlucky that he had broken his leg once again. Not only that‚ but if the father had decided to wait until the rainy season was over the entire situation of breaking his leg again would have been avoided

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    literature; it can play tricks on our minds. I see some rare and different qualities between the characters in these stories. First‚ in “The Rocking Horse Winner” the main character Paul is the son of two unlucky parents. This is shown as Paul overhears his mother talking about her unlucky streak. The young boy then starts seeing luck as money because if money and luck bring happiness‚ they must somehow be intertwined. In the story‚ it is this mindset that pushes Paul over the edge to become

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    between two adolescent boys in prep school. Phineas and Gene had two completely different personalities. Phineas‚ athletic and adventurous‚ had a wild imagination‚ and never followed tradition. Gene‚ smart in academics‚ conservative‚ and hard working‚ would have preferred to follow the rules. It hardly seems that the two could become friends‚ being so different from each other; having little in common‚ what time could they possibly spend together? When Phineas persuaded Gene into biking to the beach

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    school in New Hampshire‚ the novel focuses on the relationship between two roommates and best friends‚ Gene Forrester and Phineas. Both approaching their last year of high school and anticipating their involvement in World War II‚ Gene and Phineas have very different dispositions. Gene‚ from whose point of view A Separate Peace is told‚ is a somewhat athletic‚ shy intellectual; Phineas is a reckless non-intellectual and the best athlete at the school. As an adult looking back fifteen years‚ Gene recalls

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