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    killed. Harry‚ Ron and Hermione suspect that Draco Malfoy (Their enemy) is the heir of Slytherin. Harry‚ Ron and Hermione brerw a potion called Polyjuice which allows them to transform into Slytherins for an hour to question Malfoy on the Chamber of Secrets. They find out that Malfoy is not the heir of Slytherin. Harry finds a diary in a broken toilet in the girls restroom. The diary belongs to a former student‚ from 50 years ago. Harry writes in the diary‚ which responds by writing back. Using the

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    “Loyalty is the mark of true friendship.” In a relationship‚ never-ending devotion and faithfulness further deepens the impact of the bond‚ establishing a friendship that will last an eternity. In the novel‚ Snow Flower and the Secret Fan by Lisa See‚ the true bond of friends is shown through the relationship between the two main protagonists‚ Lily and Snow Flower. When they were younger and were starting their “footbinding days”‚ they learned of each other’s problems and coped with their hardships

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    English 1 Honors Unit: Short Stories “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” Creative Writing Assignment Writing Situation: In “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty‚” the protagonist leads an unfulfilling‚ unsatisfying‚ and mundane existence. His only solace seems to come from the many daydreams that transport him to another place where his altered Ego dominates the landscape. By observing Walter Mitty’s exciting and lively daydreams‚ we get a distinct sense of what is sorely lacking in his real life. Directions

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    traits. Walter Mitty’s character has no heroic traits‚ and is never in control of his own life. His wife is always telling him what do and when and how to do it‚ yet he imagines himself as these characters that are in control and courageous. In “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty”‚ James Thurber uses parodies‚ setting‚ and Irony to contribute to a tragic comedic character. The Parodies in the story mock the typical fearless in any situation type of hero. Phrases such as “Were going through!” help show

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    Disadvantages of Windows Server 2008 Server Core and Virtual Servers Benefits Windows Server Core offers a number of benefits‚ regardless of its intended use reduced maintenance. By default‚ a Windows Server Core system has very few binaries installed. When a role is added‚ only the components that are necessary for the role are installed. The binaries are still present on the system‚ which allows for those components to be updated during normal patch cycles. No longer will your Windows Servers need

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    Have you ever lost an hour of drive? Or do you not remember driving through a place? In the story “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” by James Thurber‚ is a story about a man named Walter Mitty and he is a daydreamer that dreams all day. He is a man that loses all of his day dreaming and daydreams about things that he sees and anything around him. He is a man that nobody really appreciates and knows very well‚ his wife is very controlling and bossy. Walter is a loyal guy‚ he does not have much of a

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    In the story “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” by James Thurbur‚ the main character‚ Walter Mitty‚ fantasizes very unrealistic and heroic daydreams. Mitty wishes his life was more interesting. He takes normal everyday activities and turns them into a fun adventure in his mind to escape his boring life. Mitty’s wife‚ Mrs. Mitty‚ is always nagging him and looking out for him. I feel that her actions are influenced by the fact that she has to protect Mitty from himself and has his best interests

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    “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” is the second adaptation of the 1939 James Thurber story. The first adaptation was produced by Samuel Goldwyn and was directed by Norman Z. McLeod wherein Danny Kaye played the role of Walter Mitty. In this 2013’s adapatation Walter Mitty is being played by Ben Stiller together with Kristen Wiig as Cheryl Melhoff‚ Shirley MacLaine‚ Adam Scott and mary other more. Walter has a crush on his co-worker‚ Cheryl. He works as a negative assets manager at Life magazine

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    Bad habits can range from biting your nails‚ to smoking so there are quite a lot of negative tendencies people can have. One particular example of this is shown in the short story “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” by James Thurber. Mitty’s habit is daydreaming. His vivid daydreams nearly cause him physical harm at two points in the story. The first instance is when his daydream happens behind the wheel of his car. If his wife had not snapped

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    Observer "She [Wells] speaks eloquently to what it means to be a mother‚ a daughter‚ a wife-and somehow‚ at last‚ a person." Wells uses a captivating style to create a simple plot‚ memorable symbolism and a reoccurring theme of friendship. The Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood teaches about the importance of giving and receiving love and finding joy in everyday life. The simplistic plot of the novel and the overall theme of love allows the author to span the lives of the main characters. The reader

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