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    life they wanted. Slaves were victimized and sexually abused‚ jealous and enraged mistresses were dismayed at the fact that their husbands were living a life of infidelity‚ and mistreated them. In some cases‚ they were deprived of their most prized possessions‚ their childrens‚ despite all that many of them were afraid to show their anti-slavery views in fear of what might happen to them or their family. To illustrate in the reading of Incident in the Life of a Slave Girl written by Harriet Jacobs

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    than a loving relationship it seems that Walt’s children sees him as a Burden and they try to make him to the nursing home because they do not want to being worrying about him. The end result is that after Walk’s death he loses much of his prized possession including his Gran Torino to the Hmong people. It is clear that despite having never been near a war that Walt’s family continues to feel like the casualties of war. Other casualties of war are those that have lost loved one during the war.

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    “ This was love meant after all: sacrifice and selflessness.”(DelaCruz) “The Gift of the Magi” by O. Henry is a short story about the selflessness of true love. Della and Jim are a poor couple on Christmas eve. Della cried about not being able to buy her beloved Jim a present with only‚ “One dollar and eighty-seven cents. That was all.” She longed to get Jim a good gift but little did she know that jim would come home with a beautiful present for her. This story is filled with symbolism and irony

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    The Chrysanthemums

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    Steinbeck‚ is about a women wanting more. Elisa Allen lives on a ranch with her husband Henry Allen. Elisa is a lean‚ strong women‚ her eyes are as clear as water‚ and she has a knack for gardening. Elisa treats her Chrysanthemums‚ which are her prized possession. One day her husband Henry‚ who is a successful business man‚ comes and tells Elisa about a successful business deal he made. Henry says that he is going to take her to town for dinner to celebrate after he gets back. While he is gone‚ a tall

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    aversion may be absent‚ the imagined words and inimical actions against the individual can dominate at times. Once the soul is completely coloured‚ all the vengeance metamorphoses into an affliction of the mind and heart. For where hatred has claimed possession‚ there is no room for love. Left abandoned‚ enmity will unreservedly poison the soul. Yet as she repositions herself on the rocking–chair‚ Ms Kerrison recalls their valedictory conversation. “I’m truly penitent that I haven’t discerned how much

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    and a large shower. The best part of the room is the huge walk in closet. Tons of clothes and shoes fill this closet. The second room is the kid’s bedroom. This room is full of toys such as cars‚ dolls‚ and various board games. TV is the most prized possession in the kids room. This is where the younger children watch cartoons‚ movies‚ and play video games. The cutest part of the room is the bathroom where everything is miniature. The toilets‚ sinks‚ and mirrors are tiny. The last room is the guest

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    Nothing in King Lear

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    Michelle Gonzales Shakespeare II English 35302 Section T December 6‚ 2007 One theme or leitmotiv of William Shakespeare’s play King Lear is “nothing.” The play can also be said to be about nothing because the events of the play either amounts to nothing or leaves the characters with nothing. In Act I‚ Scene I lines 87-89 we are introduced to this theme of nothing by the exchange between Lear and Cordelia: Cor: Nothing my lord. Lear: Nothing? Cor: Nothing Lear: Nothing will come of nothing

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    dirty laundry accordingly you may be in for some trouble. Gather all your dirty laundry off the floor‚ from inside the closet‚ off the back of the chair and from under the bed. Now sort your clothing into colour-coded piles to avoid ruining your prized possessions. Classify each piece of clothing into four main piles according to their colour such as whites‚ brightest‚ lights and darks. Clothes that go into the white pile must be completely white. A design in colour on the front‚ back‚ sleeve or whatever

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    pleased with his choice. Days went by and Christmas slowly disappeared‚ I knew I needed to get my hands on that priceless pearl‚ I just could not get up the courage to ask. Frustration crept in once I saw the other children playing with their prized possessions. "That’s it" I exclaimed and stormed to the

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    his watch to purchase a set of combs that she always desired. Love‚ sacrifice and wealth are three main themes that can be found in this short story. The love that Della and Jim share is unconditional. They are willing to sacrifice their most prized possessions to please one another. Although they are poor their love for one another makes them rich. The setting takes place on Christmas Eve in a very modest apartment. The couple’s humble living environment helps the reader clearly visualize their

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