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    Tom Brennan

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    THE STORY OF TOM BRENNAN. PLOT SUMMARY - Story opens with prologue - Its early morning and the Brennan’s are silently leaving town. They are forced to go‚ as most of the town is quite hostile towards them - They move from Mumbilli to Coghill - Slowly‚ it is revealed to us that they left because of something Daniel had done (he was drink driving‚ and met with an accident‚ killing Luke and Nicole‚ and Fin became paralyzed) - Brenan’s move in with Carmel - All struggle to cope with the consequences

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    because I had grown to love the instructors and build a strong friendship with the girls there. After that I knew dance would never be the same. It wasn’t until a couple years later‚ that a opportunitity opened up at my church. One of my friends‚ Tess‚ had been wanting to start a Praise & Worship Dance Team. She was barely going to start the team‚ and she asked me if I could help her recruit more people and make routines. I was a bit hestiate because I hadn’t danced in a while‚ but she convinced

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    GCE TEACHER GUIDANCE LT2 Internal Assessment WJEC ENGLISH LITERATURE INTERNAL ASSESSMENT LT2 TEACHER GUIDANCE INTRODUCTION We are grateful to the centres which provided us with the examples of students’ work which appear in this booklet as work-in-progress responses to the new LT2 internal assessment unit. The guidance in this booklet is directed at offering advice and support for LT2 Section A and Section B in terms of: 1. Text selection 2. Task setting 3. Assessing student responses

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    Catch Us If You Can

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    CATCH US IF YOU CAN by Catherine MacPhail Synopsis (Chapter by Chapter) Name : ONG KOK YANG Class : 5 AMANAH CHAPTER 1 Rory and his granda were at the clinic. It was time for Granda’s regular check-up. Mister McIntosh‚ Rory’s granda‚ took a puff of his pipe. They met a young girl with a baby. The baby’s name was Lorelei. Granda linked the name to some past films. Granda’s pocket was on fire and the smoke alarm in the clinic went off. Rory took

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    The Story of Tom Brennan

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    never return to how they were. Tom “moves on with his life” and in doing so overcomes many of his fears.) Character Analysis: Choose one of the following characters and provide a detailed character analysis of them: Tom Brennan‚ Daniel Brennan‚ Tess Brennan‚ Joe Brennan‚ Brendan‚ Gran‚ Finn‚ Kylie‚ Kath‚ Chrissie. Remember to follow the characterisation checklist. Characterisation Checklist: Name character Describe appearance Describe relationships with others Describe thoughts‚ words

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    “Ocean’s Eleven”

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    rewards for achieving goals‚ clarifying paths towards these goals and removing obstacles to performance. After being released from prison‚ Danny Ocean (Clooney) finds out that Las Vegas kingpin Terry Benedict (Andy Garcia) is seeing his ex-wife Tess (Julia Roberts). Danny sets up a goal to steal millions from Terry and his ex-wife back. Then he shares the “highly lucrative and highly dangerous” plan with old friend Rusty (Brad Pitt) – to knock off the vault of the Bellagio Hotel‚ which covers

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    The Outbreak Monologue

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    girl I have ever met. I haven’t seen her cry once. After the Outbreak spread‚ we’ve lost contact with our parents because of the chaos in the streets. We haven’t seen them in 7 months‚ when this all started. I fear the worst‚ but she’s optimistic. Tess‚ my sister says we’ll find them at the Superdome in Chicago. That’s where all the survivors go. I don’t know how many miles we’ve traveled‚ or if we’re even going in the right direction‚ but if I can keep my sister alive and out of harm’s way until

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    Journal Entries; AP Eng Ch: 1 In the first chapter of his book‚ Foster lays out the conventions for a quest‚ stating that in most literature‚ modern and classic‚ "every trip is a quest." the novel "the Help" by Kathryn Stockett is not perhaps seen by the unaware reader to be a quest‚ however as it details a journey‚ it can in actuality be broken down into the conventions Foster cleverly recognized: every journey or trip a story embarks upon follows a pattern‚ and that pattern is a quest.

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    legend

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    Main Challenges in the Story Legend: Legend is a story about two 15 year old kids. From one side we have‚ as the story tells us in a beginning‚ a kid called Day. Day is a famous criminal who has given many problems to the republic From the moment he failed his trial‚ a test designed to be taken by every ten year old kid in the republic to test their physical and mental capabilities‚ Day was sent to the work camps which turned out to be labs that experimented on the kids who failed their test. Since

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    tragic features used here? When thinking of a tragic novel or play‚ you may think of the great Greek tragedies. You may think of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. You may even think of a more modern play such as Death of a Salesman or Hardy’s Novel Tess of the D’Urbervilles. All of these end‚ as has become the custom for tragedy‚ with the death of their tragic heroes. Ian McEwan manages to instill in us the same empathetic and‚ eventually‚ sorrowful emotions about a topic so meager and shallow as

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