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    “Got Milk?” When you think of superman what comes to mind? Do you think of his ability to fly? Maybe‚ you think of his attractive face? Or possibly‚ you think of his rocking physique? Superman is a heroic icon known by people of all different types. They see him as a credible character that devotes his life to saving the damsels in distress. At one moment or another in most people’s lifetime‚ they dream to be the hero in some situation. They hope to be recognized for their good deeds and give credit

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    Gary Paulsen's Nightjohn

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    In chapter four of Gary Paulsen’s Nightjohn‚ a slave named Alice was caught walking into the White House. Waller‚ the slave owner‚ doesn’t allow slaves in the White House so he whipped her until her back was ripped and bleeding. Sarny‚ the narrator‚ recalled a story about a slave name Jim. Jim tried to escape during the night but the next morning Waller set after him with the dogs. Waller feeds the dogs blood things that make them mean. Jim climbed a tree but the tree wasn’t good enough; the dogs

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    Hatchet By Gary Paulsen

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    In the novel Hatchet‚ by Gary Paulsen the theme is survival of the fittest. In Hatchet‚ by Gary Paulsen the book binds you to continue reading it until the very end. It like you are there with Brian and had a very descriptive image what it would look like standing next to him. “ A book is a magical thing that lets you travel to far-away places without leaving your chair” - Katrina Mayer. The plot of Hatchet‚ by Gary Paulsen is very interesting because of how you could imagine yourself right

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    Throughout my reading of Stephen King’s On Writing and Sherman Alexie’s Superman and Me‚ I was able to distinguish between similarities and differences in each of stories. Stephen King is an eminent writer from Maine who is known for writing horror novels. In On Writing‚ King writes about how people are able to learn both in the classroom and out‚ but he emphasized the importance of learning outside of school. He writes‚ “I took my fair share of english lit classes… but‚ Josh Gould taught me more

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    Superman Example Essay Outline I. Introduction- Superman played an important rhetorical role during the World War Two. Superman gave hope to the people during difficult times. A. Broad statement about topic-Superman was being used as a symbol for hope. The strength superman possess represented the moral strength of the United States. B. Transition sentence-The heroism characteristic of Superman was involved in the problems the United States faced. C. Thesis- In rough time’s superman gave

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    Hatchet by Gary Paulsen

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    Hatchet In the book‚ Hatchet by Gary Paulsen‚ a thirteen year old named Brian Robeson is flying on a plane from his Mom’s house‚ in the USA‚ to his Dad’s house in Canada. He’s planning to stay there for the whole summer because it was his Dad’s turn with Brian. Personally‚ I wouldn’t want to have someone taking “turns” with me‚ let alone have a divorce. Earlier‚ before the flight‚ Brian’s Mom gave Brian a hatchet‚ “For the trip” she had said. The pilot slammed back into his seat scaring the

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    Nightjohn By Gary Paulsen

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    over vanilla then vanilla is lost. For every choice there is a consequence and a beneficial factor‚ the decision is presented and the question is are the consequences of our actions minimal enough that they may be overlooked? The story NightJohn by Gary Paulsen tells the story of a young girl and her so called family in the midst of slavery‚ the girl’s name is Sarny and she desires knowledge but in such a time as slavery the cost for knowledge is extremely high‚ as high as death sometimes. The choice

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    Hatchet By Gary Paulsen

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    In the modern day book Hatchet by Gary Paulsen‚ the author takes us on a descriptive journey through the Canadian wilderness. Brian the main character is still getting over his parents divorce and his dad not living with him anymore. After Brian’s mom drops him off at an airport Brian encounters many obstacles. As we follow Brian through this dramatic book‚ we learn that when it comes to survival‚ there is no limit on what a person can do. When Brian aboards the rusty bush plane after Brian’s mother

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    Sherman Alexie wrote the biography “Superman and Me”. His biography is an extended metaphor about the connection between him and Superman. As you read Alexie’s biography you begin to understand his connection between them. Like Superman‚ Alexie is also trying to save people’s lives. Alexie learnt to read at an early age. He learnt to read from a Superman comic book he can’t even remember. Throughout his biography‚ he compares himself to Superman. Alexie stated in his biography‚ “I am trying to

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    desire to learn the secrets of life. Fast forward 221 years in Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s Faust‚ a strong case can be made that Faust has elevated his status to a superman. The dictionary defines superman as a person with exceptional physical or mental abilities. Faust is in fact a superman the extraordinary ability that makes Faust a superman is his desire for knowledge. Additionally he is directly praised by God. Furthermore Faust’s is very brave.

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