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    knew about. Timid Leper can also be very timid and scared at times. He refused to jump out of the tree the first time they stumbled upon it. After that‚ he wanted to prove to himself and his friends that he could do it so he told everyone he was going to jump. However‚ when they got to the tree he backed out. Shy Leper is an incredibly shy person that takes a while to understand. Leper stuck to his friend group and was not interested in making new friends. Stubborn Leper is also strikingly

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    telecommunication is playing a key role in society. The traditional areas of telecom & Networking are rapidly converging to form a new sector and sub sectors. Master of Engineering Science (Network Systems and Telecommunications) offered by Swinburne can provide excellent career opportunities in the areas of telecommunication and network engineering because I will be given specialized knowledge in the field of data communication

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    Why I want to pursue Masters in Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Swinburne University I decided to pursue a master’s degree to strengthen my path in entrepreneurship and to eventually become a successful social entrepreneur. I started out my career as a graphic designer‚ despite my achievements in work I always feel an urge to start my own business and serve the community at large. On that account I started a new beginning for myself‚ first by teaching at a university and volunteering

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    pair’s risky feats and competitiveness. The story starts with older Gene going back to the New Hampshire prep school he attended alongside Phineas‚ and their other friend Leper‚ to reminisce on memories he made at Devon fifteen years earlier‚ that greatly affected his life. He has a flashback of himself‚ Phineas‚ Leper and two of their other friends‚ standing at the foot of a large tree set by a river. Phineas‚ who appears to be the leader of the group‚ decides that they should jump out of the

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    mentally‚ or physically. In A Separate Peace‚ John Knowles uses the archetype of the Fall from Innocence in order to illustrate Leper’s philosophy‚ “Everything has to evolve or else it perishes.” He demonstrates this theme through the characters of Leper‚ Finny‚ and Gene. Gene is a character in the book who loses his innocence. Gene is smart young man attending attending Devon school. He is best friend’s with Finny. Gene is always competing with Finny‚ most of the time Finny doesn’t realize this.

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    and Gene‚ undergo some drastic personality changes – Gene more so than Finny. The changes that Gene goes through cause him to appear different to how he usually acts overall as a person. Gene’s “savage like” personality appears to some people like Leper because of the bad influence being Finny especially with the various activities that occur inside and outside of the school like blitzball‚ Finny breaking the school swimming record‚ Finny and Gene going to the beach‚ and the time during the holidays

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    world without problems‚ difficulties‚ perils‚ and hardships would be morally static. For moral and spiritual growth comes through response to challenges‚ and in a paradise‚ there would be no challenges”‚ (Irenaeus‚ Unger & Steenberg‚ 2012). Richard Swinburne developed the idea that there are certain ‘higher’ goods God wants for us and that some of these goods not only logically preclude the existence of other goods but require the existence of

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    attend an all-boy’s school called Devon School. It is said that: "Devon is sometimes considered the most beautiful school in New England." "Devon was both scholarly and very athletic." Devon is where Gene Forrester‚ Phineas (Finny) and Elwin (Leper) Lepellier attend school. Author John Knowles sets the story during World War II. This time period makes the boys have to think about which branch of the military they want to enlist in. The main focuses of this book are war‚ conformity or agreement

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    Gene is talking with his friends about the war. They discuss that they want to be a part of the war‚ and enlist. At the beginning of the novel‚ Gene seemed like a peaceful and studious kid that only got into trouble because of the daring child Phineas. Now since the incident of Finny breaking his leg‚ Gene has changed. Gene seems more like Finny now‚ stating that the war attracted him. Gene also says that he loves the war. Gene also seems to have a sense of hatred still inside him. He says that there

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    As famous rapper Eminem once said‚ are you calling me‚ are you trying to get through. Are you reaching out for me‚ I’m reaching out for you. In John Knowles’ fictional novel A Separate Peace‚ the lives of three young men‚ Gene Forrester‚ Elwin “Leper” Lepellier‚ and Phineas‚ are shaped and constructed by the world war that is happening along side them. In their final year at the Devon school‚ the reality of the war becomes astonishingly more apparent when their detached unity is fragmentized. Each

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