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    by the public for ages whether if it is impartial to take away another human’s life. For politicians it’s a way to extract dangerous criminals‚ but is it appropriate to take another human life due to a crime? “A Hanging” by George Orwell presents the perspective of a guard ordered to take a prisoner to the gallows for hanging as a result of an unknown crime. Throughout the essay Orwell uses symbolism of life and death to convey his animosity towards the capital punishment through the perspective

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    Question E: If you behave well in this life‚ you will be rewarded when you die. Christians believe that heaven is a place where they can spend an eternity with God after their death. Jesus’ crucifixion led Christians to think that they are freed from the punishment of original sin and they have the chance to enter heaven depending on how well they lived their lives and whether they did good or acted accordingly by obeying God. Those who have followed God faithfully throughout their lives can expect

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    The American Dream has a different meaning for all who believe in it‚ but at its core is the idea of personal elevation. Jay Gatsby in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel The Great Gatsby seems to have experienced the loftiest possible version of the American Dream by rapidly rising from destitution to opulence‚ but he sees his life as yet unsatisfactory because it lacks the love and companionship of Daisy‚ who is as much a part of Gatsby’s American Dream as wealth. Willy Loman‚ the protagonist of Arthur

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    interview‚ what was life truly like on a daily basis during the Depression? (Minimum 50 lines) During the Great Depression‚ life was not soft. It was survival of the fittest‚ and only the strongest and hardest-working Americans lived to tell the tale. For people born and raised during the Great Depression‚ it was not about poverty‚ family struggles‚ corrupted politics‚ and starvation. It was simply life. It was all they knew. My Great Aunt Marge was born in 1928‚ just before the Great Depression really

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    Shakespeare explains the importance of life and how precious time is to man by using imagery that relate to time. In the first four lines of the sonnet‚ Shakespeare is explaining how life is always changing and also how the life of man is short‚ just as the wave of the seas makes it’s way toward the shore. In lines number two and three of the sonnet‚ Shakespeare is telling the reader that life goes from generation to generation; not necessarily as exactly as the last life but similar. Just as man produce

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    Classless/ American ideology boasts that it is a _______ society‚ but the comparisons between West Egg‚ East egg and the Valley of Ashes beg to differ. love/ "Only fools fall in _______‚" is an old expression that applies to Gatsby ‚ who is believed to be the biggest fool in the novel in this sense. Though there is speculation of whether or not he actually ____s Daisy or the idea of sweeping an aristocrat girl off her feet. Dream/ The American _______‚ is always discussed ‚but rarely verified

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    One of my favorite things to do is hiking. My friends don’t like the challenge about it but I love to take that challenge. I reveal this hobby as fun activity not just healthy exercise. Cowles Mountain in La Mesa city is a great place for hiking. It’s neither high mountain to hike on nor too curvy. Even if you are not athletic person‚ you could experience it and reach the highest point. Hiking teaches me patience and determination to keep going. It’s hard to build but it’s easy to fall down means

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    The Death of Life Throughout our lives the biggest adventure is defining ourselves and what life is really about.In Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead‚ both characters are forced to ponder these life altering questions in a place that does not seem to exist. Rather a place that is fictional in nature but logical in progression. As the story develops we meet the Player who seems to exemplify a true actor. Yet‚ through the mystery of the Player’s beliefs and lifestyle we are able to

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    In The Great Gatsby‚ by F. Scott Fitzgerald was Labeled as “the great American novel” his character Jay Gatsby‚ who represents the American dream in this novel. This fictional character accomplished everything that everyone dreams of‚ wealth and recognition. He desires of having Daisy Buchanan and induce her to tell Tom Buchanan‚ she never loved him. She was the engine that runs his American dream. Yet‚ F. Scott Fitzgerald didn’t wrote this novel to show the impression that It’s a love story‚ but

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    American life is a song wrote by American singer-songwriter Madonna Basically the song is about how she tried to be something she is not and then realize that what she had being tried in the end is meaningless . The song could be divided in three part‚ in which contains and delivers completely different viewpoint. From its very opening line‚ “Do I have to change my name /will it get me far /should I lose some weight /Am I goanna be a star” offering an image of finding a way to stay at the top

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