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    him safe.” (Butler 68). Rufus Weylin in Kindred is a reckless kid that is always needing saving. The kid is a walking nightmare‚ not yet sensible to make competent choices‚ he is always in some kind of woe. The one constant in his rollercoaster of a life is Dana; Dana is his savior when he truly needs her help the most. Octavia Butler really takes readers on an attention-grabbing journey of Rufus’ life and it only makes the readers want to read more on what will happen to Rufus. From what I’ve read

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    Tom Weylin and his wife‚ Margaret‚ both resent Dana because she is an educated black woman with proper dialect. The wife even goes as far as throwing coffee on her and slapping her‚ while the husband sends flirtatious signs her way and even tries to buy her‚ but Dana refuses. Dana tells Kevin of these experiences on the plantation‚ and he tells her she needs to leave‚ but she only agrees to leave when Rufus’s leg has fully healed. Nigel‚ who is a thirteen year old slave on Weylin’s plantation asks

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    Rufus King Rufus King Manor Museum‚ located in Jamaica‚ Queens was once the home or Rufus and his family. He grew up in wealthy family himself and was the son of a merchant. When he got older‚ Rufus attended and graduated from Harvard where he studied to be a lawyer. Aside from being interested in law‚ he was a statesman and a farmer. During his years of dedicated studying‚ he postponed his education to serve in the militia and fought in the Revolutionary war of 1778. Soon after served as a

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    Rufus Weylin and Tom Weylin In Rufus’s youth he had hated and feared his father but as he grew older he had grown to respect his father. 1. Rufus burned the stable when he did not get what he wanted for example. He felt no need to talk it out with someone he had no respect for therefore he resorted to drastic actions to capture his father’s attention and communicate his contention. 2. As Rufus became older he began talking to his father often talking the people or slaves he liked out of

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    work on it. With time‚ I can be a very healthy 38 year old man‚ with four to six children‚ an amazing wife‚ a nice size house‚ with the cars that I can dream about‚ and I can’t forget about the family dog. I had a daschund when I was younger name Rufus‚ and I think my children would love one as

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    An Essay: Twenty years from now‚ the world will be a better place to live in People are always looking for new ways to improve their life. Twenty years from now there will be many changes in medicine‚ technology and in environment. Firstly‚ surgeons will be able to replace every part of human body so people will live longer. Secondly‚ there will be some changes in technology. Computers will become much more intelligent and they will be part of our everyday life. Finally‚ there will be also changes

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    I decided to listen to this piece of music by Rufus Wainwright. At the start of the recording is very smooth and slow as if to build of the tension for the middle part of the song. He starts singing very slow‚ very meaningful as if he’s putting all of his heart and soul into it. Half way through the song the tension rising even more as his voice volume increases when the most dramatic parts of the song arise. He starts sound as if he’s almost screaming for the dramatization he is putting into the

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    The Last Song‚ written by Nicholas Sparks‚ is the story of 18 year old Veronica “Ronnie” Miller’s reconnection with love and trust. Ronnie‚ a former piano prodigy who is angry at the world (and even angrier at her parents) after a divorce breaks up her family and sends her musician father packing to a small beach town. Years later‚ she remains distant from her parents‚ particularly Steve. She is so angry that she has abandoned the one thing that she and her father used to share in common‚ the piano

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    Red Kangaroo: Macropus Rufus The Kangaroo is an endotherm. Endotherms generate heat from their body’s metabolism. So their internal body temperature is independent of the external temperature. Endotherms eat more food than ectotherms. This higher food intake results in an increased level of metabolism‚ which is required to produce heat. The Red Kangaroo inhabits inland plains throughout Australia. They prefer open plains where trees and bushes are scarce. The fur on Kangaroos maintains an insulating

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    Rufus Weylin; a character first perceived as a young‚ curious and innocent boy‚ turns in to an over-obsessive and miserable tyrant. In Octavia Butler ’s novel _Kindred_‚ the book revolves around the horrors of slavery in the United States in the early eighteen hundreds. White characters are given absolute power and control over black characters‚ and treat them like animals‚ making them live a long life of misery and unhappiness. As _Kindred_ unfolds‚ it becomes clear that Rufus turns in to a stereotypical

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