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    Getting Better My theme song is "Getting Better" by The Beatles. The Beatles were an English rock band formed in 1960. John Lennon‚ Paul McCartney‚ George Harrison and Ringo Starr‚ members of The Beatles‚ became widely regarded as the foremost and most influential act of the rock era. Rooted in skiffle‚ beat and 1950s rock and roll‚ the Beatles later experimented with several musical styles‚ ranging from pop ballads and Indian music to psychedelia and hard rock‚ often incorporating classical elements

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    My 5 talent themes are Connectedness‚ Empathy‚ Consistency‚ Belief‚ and Analytical. Being analytical for me‚ means that I like to access situations‚ conversations‚ and people. I want to know why something is the way that it is and how was the conclusion came to. If I’m talking with someone and they bring up something that contradicts what I am saying and it’s supposedly based off of facts I want to see proof. I don’t have a problem being wrong but if I’m wrong I want to see evidence of it for myself

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    characters also struggle with their identity within their Puritan society. Because of the main sin of adultery‚ several themes emerge in the novel; the three major themes that are demonstrated in the lives of the main characters are the positive and negative effects of sin‚ the nature of evil‚ and identity issues in society. To begin with‚ the main sin of adultery brings about the theme of the positive and negative effects of sin. Although‚ the cause of these effects comes from the same sin of adultery

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    Hanuman's Tale

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    The tale of Hanuman             Hanuman‚ a mighty devotee ape of lord Rama and an incarnation of Lord Shiva‚ is one of the most interesting deities in the Hindu culture. The tales of Hanuman dates back to the time of Ramayana. Fairy tales from India are mostly based on the Hindu religion and the mythical characters associated with it. One has to thoroughly understand Indian culture to be able to identify with the culture’s tales. The values and beliefs presented in Hanuman cater to what is important

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    In the TED discussion “Isabel Allende: Tales of passion” speaks about several things such as the definition of Feminism‚ and passion. The thing that stood out too me the most was how she perceived passion and her experience at the Olympics. I learned that Isabel Allende had the privilege of being part of the first time only women would carry the Olympic flag‚ five women for every continent and three Olympic gold medal winners. She discusses how the thing that matters most not only for the athletes

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    Poem Analysis: Adolescence Ron Taffel‚ a child-rearing expert‚ once said that‚ “Adolescence is not about letting go. It ’s about hanging on during a very bumpy ride.” It is a transition period to adulthood which filled by intense feeling towards new changes. Although many adolescents consider this period as their happiest‚ it also the most critical part of their lives. This is because it determines the future of the adolescent. Therefore‚ both a right conscience and mindset are needed to cope with

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    The Knights tale was the first and best tale told in The Canterbury Tales and I think it should win because of how much I absolutely love Knights. A skilled and heroic man covered in metal armor who lives to help others in need. That idea of a person with that kind of personality is just really interesting to me. It also makes me want to be more like a knight whenever I think or talk about them. Although Palamon and Arcite‚ the main character in the Knights tale‚ are bad examples of what

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    Once I finished reading the Tell Tale Heart‚ I was almost positive that the main character had lost his mind completely. Throughout the story‚ the narrator desperately tries to convince readers that he is not insane‚ but drops little hints throughout the story that he has a mental illness‚ it is possible to see that he may have schizophrenia. The Tell-Tale Heart is about a man who decides to murder an old man to get rid of his pale blue eye. Throughout the story‚ he believes that the eye is a danger

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    Geoffrey Chaucer used narrative framework in The Canterbury Tales to bring different story tellers as on with strong individual characteristics and gained a bond with the stories they told. The definition of a frame story is a set of different small stories to form one big story to tell. A frame tale is a story within a story. Framing is mostly used in narrative writings to have more stories to tell. A frame story will have one character that will start the story off in the beginning or the character

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    Canterbury Tales

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    The Canterbury Tales Essay Planner Thesis: Chaucer uses ironic descriptions of the characters in the "Prologue to the Canterbury Tales" to voice his opinion on social problems that are on the rise in the mid 1300’s. Implications include greed‚ the loss of chivalry and the lack of loyalty to the church. These implications are easily illustrated by Chaucer using what you would expect from these certain characters and twisting those expectations to form a completely opposite person. Greed:

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