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    the speaker’s failed attempts at love‚ while revealing his vanity. The speaker shows how his lover controls his emotions in the first four lines of “Sonnet 75” by stating “agayne I wrote it with a second hand‚ but came the tyde and made my paynes his pray” (4). Though the poem begins with “one day I wrote her name upon the strand‚ but came the waves and washed it away”‚ the speaker chooses to repeat his hurtful experience in line four once again with very similar wording (1-2). This meaningful

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    system. Some welfare recipients abuse the welfare system by illegally selling food stamps to buy cigarettes‚ drugs‚ and alcohol‚ having unreported income from a boyfriend or family members or through a full or part-time jobs‚ and subsidized housing (Payne 55). Governmental welfare needs to be eliminated or reformed due to the abuse and fraud of food stamps‚ public housing‚ and unemployment. Conversely‚ the welfare system helps low income families by providing food and free medical help or medical bill

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    in Lock and Key‚ the main character Ruby‚ always wears a key necklace. She also throws characters and settings from all of her different books into each other nonchalantly. Dessen has a unique style which makes her such a great author. When opening the book to the first page‚ there is a scene that will occur later in the book. Already‚ two characters are introduced in that preview and it makes the reader intrigued and curious. When reading more‚ one learns Ruby‚ the protagonist‚ is forced to move

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    of his emotions. “He only knew Kenneth Albright had left this person’s body in Everett Menlo’s dream... that was the night Everett Menlo suffered the first of his failures to sleep.” Kenneth causes trouble for Menlo like Ruby-Doo and the death of Max’s father does for Max. Ruby-Doo is all Max thinks about. It takes over his way of life‚ his thoughts etc. He blames his father’s death for this complicated and frustrating life he now has. “I’m furious at my dad‚ for not being here to set me straight

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    struggle from depression and suicidal attempts. The characters have many things in common‚ such as the nurses Ruby and Valerie. The places where they stay‚ Sea Pines and Claymoore‚ can be compared as well. When you think of nurses‚ you usually think of white smocks‚ uniformity. The similarities also apply between our two nurses‚ Ruby and Valerie. They both are our characters supporters. In Cut‚ Ruby is always there for Callie when she needs it. She gives her warmth and comfort‚ and sometimes even candy

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    “Caught in the Web” This story “Caught in the Web” by January W. Payne is about the problem of internet usage. She says people are getting addicted to the internet to the point where it is affecting their lives. The author said that being on the internet for so long can ruin relationships with a partner‚ or even with their own family. She also mentions the growth in college students with excessive internet usage‚ at least 14% of students said that they “found it hard to stay away from the internet

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    Thompson 1 Literature has always reflected human behavior and how people may or may not progress threw life. In many cases throughout life humans as a whole make split decisions that affect them in long term or short term without examining all the possible outcomes of the situation. One example of these are when people take life or death situations in to their own hands such as taking another life. Humans have proven time after time that they are very emotional creatures. They often make dire mistakes

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    wants to be thanking you a heap for fixing that there window.” “You be welcome‚” Estelle Louise said. “Clemmy Sue‚ imma thinking‚ maybe we ought not be going to Ruby’s tonight. Cause‚ we be looking mighty poorly.” “Oh! Hells bells‚ imma sure Ruby ain’t gonna care what we be looking like‚ so long as we gots money.” Clemmy Sue answered. Then started the engine and headed out. Near the end of the driveway‚ Estelle Louise said‚ “Since we be this here close to my mailbox‚ I wants to be checking

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    Turpin says one thing but really means another. To others she might appear to be a polite and kind lady‚ but by giving the reader insight into her thoughts‚ O’Connor stresses a paradox in her personality. In the beginning of the story‚ for example‚ Ruby passes several harsh judgements on the fellow patients. She constantly sees herself at a higher standard than the other characters‚ especially a woman who she thinks is white-trash. In one of their conversations‚ the woman mentions how she wouldn’t

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    When the Scottsboro boys were convicted‚ everyone involved was extremely happy. Yet when the boys persuaded the judges to have retrial after retrial‚ it became a mess. Despite the conflicting testimonies of the Scottsboro boys‚ Victoria Price‚ and Ruby Bates‚ the court was able to discern the truth and deliver justice to everyone surrounding the trial. The Scottsboro trials were important because the sixth and fourteenth Amendment was challenged and carried through and the evidence presented was

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