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    Beloved Reading Response

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    Throughout the novel of Beloved there are many occurrences of spirits or supernatural powers. From the first few lines of the novel there are dark powers that are summarized from traumatizing events of life at 124. The supernatural occurrences seem to stem from the dead child’s rage and from the beginning the women of the household knew of it. They spoke that they were “lucky this ghost is a baby. My husband’s spirit was to come back in here? or yours? Don’t talk to me. You lucky” (Beloved 5)

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    Critical reading response

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    by seasons as having colors of flames abroad the oak and maple trees in autumn. In fall‚ foxes and deer travel across the fields and hillsides. During the winter season the roadsides were a vision of beauty. Through the spring season people travel from far to observe the assortment of bird life and fish the streams. The author envisions this perfect town before the “strange blight (pesticides) crept over the area‚” (578). In a sudden transition a feeling of evil and darkness devastated this once

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    Reading Response 2013

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    they would face consequences and most likely be shot dead. Sofia didn’t realise this because she was taught to fight for her country‚ rights and freedom. 5) Another interesting quote is “This is our village; she cried and you will never take it from us”. This quote showed us that‚ Mighty Martha stood up against unjust treatment even when she knew the consequences would be death. She sacrificed her own life‚ so they could be free and despite that the people were controlled by fear and were doing

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    Reading Response for a&P

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    The short story A&P by John Updike‚ takes place in 1961‚ at a grocery store called "A&P". Sammy‚ the narrator‚ is a cashier at A&P. One particular day‚ three girls came in they looked like they were fresh from the beach still in their bathing suits and did not have any shoes on‚ this was not the typical attire at the usually plain and very “cookie cutter” store. Sammy can’t help but notice them‚ he watches as they walk around and get the stuff they need. He also talks about how the “regulars” react

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    mother was a Christian who read the bible to him every day. One day‚ his father destroyed a picture of the crucifixion of Jesus and Alan decided to replace it with a picture of a horse. During Alan’s childhood‚ he grew an attraction towards horses from cowboy movies‚ his mother’s stories‚ and his grandfather’s love for horses. Later in the play‚ Alan gets a job at a stable and meets Jill Mason. Jill convinces Alan to have sex with the horses because of his attraction. In order to have sex with the

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    Jennifer Macias 8/25/12 English 121 Roberta Fabiani "The Plug-In Drug" Reading Response The Plug-In Drug is a very good story that get’s you thinking about a lot. It makes you think about all the times you’ve ever watched television and if you were actually controlling the amount of time you spent watching it or if you were sucked into the television set and had a temporary spell on you. The only thing about this story is whether this writer based it all on facts or a matter of opinion? Marie

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    Nikita J. Mattison Mercy College English 111 April 22nd‚ 2015 Female vs. Male Dominance In Susan Glaspell’s‚ “Trifles” and “A Doll’s House” by Henry Ibsen‚ we noticed the vast similarity the two stories share. Two different woman make a decision to take matters into their own hands by doing what they want to do‚ no matter what the outcome may be and in spite of what society thinks. These two women come from different homes and lead very different lives yet‚ these two women share similar situations-

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    The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime Reading Response In the novel “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime” by Mark Haddon a young boy diagnosed with autism named Chris tries to uncover the murder of his neighbor’s dog. The story is written from first person point of view which is Chris’. By doing so the author allows us to step inside Chris’ mind and understand how he views and analyses things. If the novel were to be written in any other point of view it would not be near

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    Wade Dietz 14185024 24 April 2015 Chris Sutton A Letter to a Roommate Peter‚ I write to you because of the conversation we had earlier about my Russian class. You said earlier that you noticed some of my homework sitting out and were interested in learning more. Well‚ after some thought‚ I wanted to share with you my thoughts on the class. You might think of a history class as pouring over lengthy texts‚ speculations made by historians‚ and memorizing dates. In truth‚ those can be useful tools

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    Reading from the Internet

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    Introduction Reading from the internet has grown over the past decade significantly. It has provided people with access and opportunities to reading that would not have been available otherwise. This‚ however‚ has some positive as well as negative effects to it. This essay will discuss the cause and effect to reading from the internet. Body Reading can help people use their time to gain extra knowledge and learn new things more effectively. The unlimited access to various sources the internet

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