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    The main character in A Wrinkle in Time is Margaret Murry or more commonly‚ Meg. She is a highschool girl around the age of sixteen. Her personality is tomboyish and lacking of respect for her teachers. Her looks are plain and unattractive. She has mouse brown hair and drab features. However‚ she has big brown dreamboat eyes‚ but they are hidden behind her glasses. Her speech is unfiltered. She says what’s on her mind before thinking. Her actions are angry. She has a short temper and beats people

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    physical and emotional observations for decision-making. On a spectrum‚ where logic and emotion exist‚ neither can overpower the other being because both skill sets are required to obtain information. In The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time‚ the author Mark Haddon uses the protagonist‚ Christopher John Francis Boone‚ to portray a character that understands the world through a logical perspective rather than an emotional aspect as many novelists try to do. Despite that‚ Christopher still

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    think they are safe‚ they still feel the need to lock their doors. Staple’s word choice with using “Hammering‚” rather than than just saying that the people locked their doors‚ really exemplifies the amount of fear in the “Victims‚” just because he walks in front of their car when crossing the street. This quote is deemed important mainly because it shows the true colors of non-blacks in the mid- to late 1900s‚ as not trusting blacks or even giving them a chance. Just by the fact that the people felt

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    think he is. This quote tops all of the other examples off showing that even though the so called “victims” are in their car‚ where most people think they are safe‚ they still feel the need to lock their doors. It is absurd that during his nightly walk people thought that he was so dangerous that their was a possibility that he would rob their car. This quote is deemed important mainly because the true colors of society bleed out and are exposed for everyone to see. Just by the fact that the people

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    The documentary The Waiting Room directed by Peter Nicks‚ focuses on a typical 24 hour day in the over-crowded and under-resourced emergency room of Highland Hospital in Oakland‚ California. Within this hospital is a group of compassionate professionals that strive to provide the best quality care they can for such a diverse population that have been living without health insurance. Many of these Americans find themselves stuck for hours at this public hospital because they are given numbers and

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    By reading long walk to water by Linda Sue Park you would learn the life in Southern Sudan. The story takes place in Southern Sudan and it is based on a true story it’s about life in Sudan. So this informational text is about life in Sudan and how it affected people. The climate of Sudan is very different from the United States in sudan there is very little rain and in environment there was water but it was very far. If you want to if it’s true you have to read long walk to water and according to

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    never imagine and tries to charm its way into your life."- unknown. As said in the quote evil is near and it can be in forms that would easily fool any person without any warning. In " The Waiting Room" by D.M. Larson‚ one of the major themes is that trust is easily gain and use for evil. In the play‚ "The Waiting Room‚" the author D.M. Larson uses symbolism as a representation between good and evil. Good is the mortality of someone’s attitude or way of being. People that are good are people that love

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    A Bird came down the walk WRITTEN BY EMILY DICKINSON A Bird came down the walk Background • Dickinson liked to write about small moments in life. • She liked to write about moments between people and animals. Poem Stanza one • From the first line we have the animal world entering the human world. The bird is oblivious to the presence of Dickinson. She watches on as the bird eats a worm. The use of the word ‘fellow’ is suggested to show how impolite this act is but it is only

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    decided it was time to stop. The warm air was moist and humid causing my hair to frizz like a poodle‚ but Travis told me I looked amazing as always. I found that hard to believe because I knew my hair swelled with every minute we were gone. We had been away for hours taking in every element of the beach‚ collecting sea shells and counting the stars as if we had no care in the world. It was getting late and I knew my parents would get worried if we didn’t turn around soon. The walk back was just

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    A Walk Across America: Summary A Walk Across America is an adventurous story of how Peter Jenkins and his best pal‚ his pet Malamute‚ Cooper‚ discover America on their journey from Alfred‚ New York to the Gulf of Mexico. Peter Jenkins is the author and main character. Throughout the story‚ Jenkins experiences hardships and enjoyable events. Jenkins’ personality and perspective on life changes throughout the course of the story by the influence of characters he meets along the way. In the beginning

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