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    completely different generations be? Arthur Dimmesdale and Melinda Sordino come from totally different worlds but share many of the same traits. Therefore‚ their similarities go a long way. The character Arthur Dimmesdale comes from the novel The Scarlet Letter. Due to the complexity of being the legitimate father to Hester Prynne’s baby‚ Dimmesdale reacts in a rather negative way. Melinda Sordino resides in the book Speak‚ and her equivalent reaction comes from the fact that she was raped‚ and blames

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    guilt. Whether it be from cheating on a test‚ lying to your parents‚ or forgetting your best friend’s birthday‚ guilt can be very powerful‚ it gives us a contrite awareness that we have acted in a way that some would considered to be wrong. In The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ Hester Prynne and Arthur Dimmesdale have committed a great sin‚ and because of this sin‚ it causes these characters to have an extensive amount of guilt. Hawthorne transmits the idea of guilt and sin by using different

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    ENG 102-118 Erna Gülin Langbroek 21401317 Essay 1 Final Draft Transhumanism: The Radical Solution Transhumanism is a state in which humans seek to develop their life standards and well-being by evolving themselves into human beings with higher capabilities. It claims that the average life standard will rise when the “human condition” is solved. One article in Wikipedia defines the human condition as the sum of qualities all humans possess‚ such as “the inevitability of isolation‚ search for the

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    Political Persuasive Essay Overview: The political persuasive essay is an opportunity for you to take a stand on a political issue which concerns you. You will research a controversial issue and defend your position on it using the evidence you have discovered. Attach important research articles which contributed to your essay (1-2 page selections). Topic Suggestions: |Abortion | |Pledge of Allegiance

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    Moral of the guilt that transform people’s hearts Guilt empowers us to take action but can also enslave us.  In Nathaniel Hawthorne’s classic‚ The Scarlet Letter‚ sin makes a permanent `mark on a Puritan Salem Massachusetts in Boston.  Through the actions and reactions of both the community and characters‚ we learn that guilt not only influences behavior but it also transforms us. Guilt is a feeling of responsibility or remorse for some offense‚ crime and wrong‚ which can overwhelms the people

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    The Tragic Events of Oedipus By the end of Oedipus’ tragic life‚ he was destroyed. He went from being “on top of the world” to the life of a blinded man with many regrets. Oedipus thinks highly of himself even though he is an arrogant and violent man. Some question whether or not he deserves all the tragedies that are happening to him. Oedipus does deserve all the tragedies that occur in his lifetime because of his certain characteristics and all of the power or control he has. Although he does

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    “Rikki-tikki-tavi” Argumentative Essay Theme is a lesson or idea‚ direct or indirect‚ that has been found in a story. Rudyard Kipling‚ author of the short story “Rikki-tikki-tavi‚” shows the theme in many ways. The theme is obviously anybody can be a hero. There are a sea-full of examples to show how the theme is anybody can be a hero. Rikki never gave up and in return‚ saved the garden. I realized that there are many possible themes in this story. One being‚ if you put your mind to it you’re bound

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    McKenzie Millar ENG 3U Mr. Marando Monday‚ Febuary 13‚ 2012 Personal Essay - "Of Adventure" Being adventurous serves for fufillment‚ oppurtunities‚ and for excitement. An individual may accomplish fufillment by being adventurous. Being adventourus can be simply challenging yourself to do something you may not have choosen to do before. It could be an activity‚ traveling or even as simple as taking the chance to meet new people. Fufillment will be succeeded and accomplished by an idividual

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    Andrew Martinez AP English III Mrs.Jones October 8‚ 2014 The scarlet letter the story of a young woman which committed what was considered to be one of the most vile sins of her time. That sin was adultery and for committing such a sin her punishment was public humiliation in the form of a scarlet letter a worn upon her bosom. Hester Pryne the wife of Roger Pryne (aka Chillingworth) was left waiting alone for two years for the arrival of her husband in the new world for two long lonesome years

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    Cole Cramer December‚ 2016 ELA 2 Argument Essay Should the military be allowed to recruit at high schools? The military should not be able to recruit in high schools because most teens being recruited will not want to complete their education‚ they will want to go to the military‚ ecause they were told of all of the benefits and not any of the bad things that come out of going to the military. Who would allow your child to go to war and maybe even die there

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