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    alone and being lonely. During her study‚ she wanted to research what risk factors cause people in Canada to be lonely and how to reduce them. Loneliness is the quantity or quality of one’s social interactions and expectations regarding them. She went on to address the misconception that social isolation and loneliness is a normal part of ageing. Loneliness affects all ages and in different ways. Some individuals like to spend their time alone‚ but they are not necessarily lonely

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    Poof! Brian vanishes. In the short story “The Boy Who Could Turn Into Things” by Stuart Baum‚ Brian a lonely boy who is always magically turning into things because he wants to be someone else because he is never noticed‚ hates himself for what he is and then learns to love himself in the end. I think this story’s theme is about how Brian the lonely boy gets through his struggle and school and overcomes his loneliness. At the start of the story “The boy who could turn into things” Brian is

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    Romantic poetry began with French Revolution in 1789. Romantic period is based on freedom of thought. The transition from structured form to imagination and individualism. Romanticism is means return to nature. Another means we can say ; everything take place around nature. In that period supernatural things is our imagination. Nature is the most significant subject in this period. Writers inspire from the nature. In that period William

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    One character who is isolated is the black stable buck‚ Crooks. He is very lonely and he declares “A guy gets too lonely an’ he gets sick.”(73) This is a very prominent statement about human nature and the idea a lonely person even realizes people can’t live isolated from others. The author is proving humans notice their need for company and companionship. Another statement about this realization

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    old man‚ with no wife and only have his niece to care for him which is visibly loneliness. The young waiter on the other hand he has a wife to go home to. He is angry and frustrated because he defines himself opposite from the old man: “He’s lonely. I’m not lonely.”  Loneliness is a key different between the old man and the young waiter. He give no thought about what have made the old man despair and depress but he did not think that maybe someday in the

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    nothing" (58). Candy is so eager to jump onto George and Lennie’s plan because he knows that‚ like his dog‚ he will eventually be deemed as useless. He has no one else to turn to and realizes if he can join the ranch‚ he won’t be lonely

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    It has been estimated that approximately 60 million people in the United States‚ 20% of the total population‚ feel lonely. It is not uncommon to suffer from loneliness. It is way more common than people actually show. In Of Mice and Men‚ by John Steinbeck‚ multiple characters show signs of loneliness. Crooks‚ one of the characters‚ shows signs the most. All of the characters show signs of either being alone‚ being isolated‚ or being not wanted. Isolation‚ does in fact‚ lead to loneliness‚ and then

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    But barely anyone find the right companionship while a lot of them were still lonely even if they found their companions. Throughout the story‚ Steinbeck shows that everyone needs a friend and without friends people will suffer from loneliness inevitably. People who were being discriminated and intolerance or were deserted‚ they will end up in loneliness and isolation. Almost all the characters in the novel are really lonely and unhappy with their lives‚ and none of them can escape this unhappiness

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    nobody. I get awful lonely." (p.86) Curley ’s Wife seems to get a lot of the other guys in trouble. Curley always suspects that she ’s fooling around with the other men‚ "Any you guys seen my wife?" (p.53) Curley ’s Wife always gives an excuse to confront the guys saying‚ "Any you guys seen Curley?" Then she tries to hang around and make conversation. The guy ’s see her as a tramp and a troublemaker but all she wants is someone to talk too. Crooks who is another lonely man was very sad as

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    emotional themes I want to discuss about this book are excited and loneliness. With a new environment‚ new people and friends‚ a lot of the times students will become lonely because they do not feel like they fit in or they do not know how to socialize with their friends. In my observation‚ there is a student name Ryan and he feels very lonely everyday because he does not know how to talk to his friends in his table because he feels shy. He would not talk to anyone during dancing time‚ work time‚ lunch

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