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    Personal Sacrifice

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    Personal sacrifice can be perceived in one of four ways: shocking‚ spontaneous‚ sterile‚ or selfless. Being able to find the true meaning behind an individual’s sacrifice as well as pinpointing its exact effects can be extremely tricky‚ and at times‚ impossible should one not be equipped with the skills needed to identify such variables. Nevertheless‚ rhetorical devices such as epiphanies‚ telegraphic sentences‚ colloquial language‚ and cleverly crafted diction are all capable of revealing any effects

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    Love and Honour and Pity and Pride and Compassion and Sacrifice’ by Nam Le provides a different perspective towards Asian American literature. The story revolves around a father’s visit to his distant son. There are several things that are intriguing about the story. According to the narrator‚ the father came to visit him in the worst possible time. Specifically‚ he had a final paper due and he had started drinking. Furthermore‚ it is evident that the narrator does not mention about his girlfriend

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    Altruism: The Selfless Act

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    “People never intentionally act to benefit others except only to obtain some good for themselves” The statement “People never intentionally act to benefit others except only to obtain some good for themselves” is often described as Altruism or an Altruistic act. This statement is not entirely true. It is possible for someone to intentionally act to benefit others‚ but this is something that does not happen very often. There are multiple theories as to why people do and do not perform altruistic

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    how she wants to destroy Snow and take down the capitol. She goes through many changes. Katniss ends up being a person who goes kind of crazy and wants to die. But that’s at the end of the book at the beginning she was selfless‚ fearless‚ and caring. Katniss Everdeen is a selfless girl‚ and puts other people’s needs before hers. She even isn’t scared when bombs are being blown up around her. According to the text Katniss said‚ ‘’I hear the warning note in Haymitch’s voice and know what’s coming.

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    The Honorable‚ The Selfless‚ The Compassionate My hero is honorable‚ selfless‚ and compassionate. My hero is George O’Malley. He was a surgical intern at Seattle Grace Mercy West until he died‚ saving a woman he didn’t know. George is a nerd who never really fits in. Even with his family‚ George is the oddball because he doesn’t want to talk about cars or shoot a turkey and he is smarter than his brothers. George has an amazing group of friends who are interns like him. He is always there for his

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    Florence Nightingale Nursing is a job we would consider a very selfless job. It’s a job that requires you to be at your best at every moment because someone’s life or well-being is depending on you. Long shifts may get you tired‚ you may not have a lunch break because you are working non-stop but you could care less. All you care about is impacting the lives of others. You are constantly putting others before yourself. Well in this case Florence Nightingale was the person who did just that. Florence

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    Engelsk Sacrifices

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    Sacrifices Summary and Characterization The story Sacrifices by R.J Ellory is about Kathleen Reynolds who works as a cop at the Fairfax County Homocide Division. Kathleen Reynolds has given up both husband‚ kids‚ her family and holidays‚ for her career. Later on in the text we are introduced to a woman named Bitsy whose mother is diagnosed with terminal cancer. Bitsy can’t bear seeing her mother in agony‚ and therefore she overdoses the morphine that is used to relieve her mother’s pain‚ with the

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    The puritans were a righteous group that thought of others more than themselves. They wanted what was best for the people and could only achieve this if they were united. Therefore‚ the puritans were selfless people that wanted what was best for the people‚ people to be united‚ and to believe in god. All the puritans wanted was what was best for the people. The people did not believe in god and were uncivilized were wanted to be drove out to better the land. The bible verse in “The Divine Right

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    The Ultimate Sacrifice

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    The Ultimate Sacrifice In life we all make ultimate sacrifices. Some may be sacrifices but seem as they are because we feel as if we are losing something. In Charles Dickens’s‚ A Tale of Two Cities‚ Dickens shows the inherent goodness of his characters. By exemplifying various acts of sacrifice‚ he demonstrates the character’s gifts ultimately bring about great change‚ often change that facilitate the revival of their loved ones. The very first signs of sacrifice are noted in the opening pages

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    The Necklace Sacrifice

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    Magi and The Necklace. The main one being the theme of sacrifice. In The Gift of The Magi both Jim Dillingham Young and Della Young forfeited what they treasured most‚ but‚ they treasured something even more‚ love. Due to both Della and Jim loving one another‚ they gave up and sacrificed for each other. This is similar to The Necklace in such that Mathilde’s husband‚ M. Loisel‚ cares very much for Mathilde and has proven this. He proves his love time and time again through buying Mathilde whatever

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