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    Why do people become more eager once they obtain the book they have wanted to read? Somewhere in or on each hard copy book is the raving reviews from newspapers‚ professionals and other media sources and renowned individuals that heighten readers’ anticipation for the novel. On the back cover of Dan Ariely’s bestselling Predictably Irrational‚ authors‚ chairs‚ Nobel Laureates‚ and professors acclaim the book’s insights about the cognitive workings of the human mind‚ style of writing‚ and potential

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    ROGER The character of Roger is used by Golding to track the boys’ descent into savagery as the novel progresses. This can be seen in all chapters of the book. In chapter 1‚ he is introduced as having an “inner intensity of secrecy”. This is very foreshadowing and hints that although he seems normal now‚ he could have a very dark soul. However‚ Roger is the one who suggests that the boys have a vote to decide the chief‚ “‘Well‚’ said Jack‚ ‘I—’ He hesitated. The dark boy‚ Roger‚ stirred at last

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    run straight to the fence and got shot while trying to jump the fence. “‘Toms dead’. Aunt Alexandra put her hands to her mouth. ‘They shot him’‚ said Atticus. ‘He was running. It was during their exercise period. They said he just broke into a blind raving charge at the fence and started climbing over. Right in front of them’” (Lee 315). The book also says “Seventeen bullet holes in him. They didn’t have to shoot him that much” (Lee 315). This is an act of racism because they shot him 17 time and killed

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    the ones who hit themselves or walked around with vests. I noticed that kids like me did those things but some kids it seemed like they had no idea they where doing it. They where like the kids my mother always talked about‚ the ones she came home raving about how amazing they were‚ the ones that sounded like Radney. My brother talked about those kids too and after a while so did I. I started asking what was wrong with them‚ why they did the things they did. My mom never knew how to explain it to

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    Many assume that (DJ) Zedd is just a scrawny twenty four year old German that performs behind a computer screen for “wanna be” ravers. However‚ those naysayers are oblivious to his variety of musical talent. Some are into his music and others are not. Many respect the music but are not fond of it. I say his music reflects the millennial generation that is looking for “love”. I say that Zedd is a musical genius that doesn’t get enough credit. Those who say Zedd shouldn’t be considered an artist

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    ego shines through when he is more concerned for his own life‚ than the life of Justine’s‚ when he condescendingly states‚ “… I have confessed myself guilty of the crimes ascribed to Justine‚ but such a declaration would have been considered the ravings of a madman” (Shelley 66) Victor also shows no consideration in hiding his contempt for the Creature‚ and the Creature becomes painfully aware of his creator’s feelings towards him. Even when the Creature had begged Victor for a female companion‚

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    Aliyah Vargas  March 10‚ 2015  0277568  Spring 2015   Formal Assignment 1  ​   Before the Reading  1.  Read the title and author information located above the reading. Based on this information‚ what  do you predict the narrative will be about? ​ By reading the title and the author information above the  reading‚ I predict that the narrative will be about love.    During the Reading  2. In the space below‚ please note at least 4 questions/comments about Senna’s story that occurred  to you as you read the essay

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    face my children otherwise? You know what’s going to happen as well as I do‚ Jack‚ and I hope and pray I can get Jem and Scout through it without bitterness‚ and most of all‚ without catching Maycomb’s usual disease. Why reasonable people go stark raving mad when anything involving a Negro comes up‚ is something I don’t pretend to understand... I just hope that Jem and Scout come to me for their answers instead of listening to the town.” Main Point: The point of this extract is that Atticus has

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    Frank Yeon The Salem witch trials were brought about partly as a result of providences also known as remarkable providences which were visible signs of God’s will that affected daily life. Puritans believed that God rewards or protects His people and punishes His enemies. Increase Maher made a list of providences including many pages on the significance of thunder and lightning. His son‚ Cotton Maher‚ wrote about the scientific causes of lightning‚ but said that God instigated the actions that lead

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    Old Windpeters death was very intense‚ "He got drunk one evening in town and started to drive home to Unionville along the railroad tracks... When the train struck and killed him... They said that old Windpeter stood up on the seat of his wagon‚ raving and swearing at the onrushing locomotive‚.."(245) Anderson creates a visual of Windpeters madness‚ then relates the affair to the young men in town who‚ "...had a secret conviction that he knew what he was doing and admired his foolish courage. Most

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