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    Throughout the course of a week‚ I was able to follow through on the 30 Day Minimalism Challenge. Day 2- As I clean out my practically empty bag‚ I surprisingly found both trash and clutter. My purse is otherwise a vessel for whatever I need during the day. Day 3-Tossing out old socks was more about tossing out those unruly pairs that burry themselves at the back corner of your drawer Day 4- To get rid of digital devices‚ I de cluttered my phone. I deleted apps I didn’t use on a weekly basis as

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    Bizarre- Andy had a bizarre‚ fleeting expression that grips his features. Commemorate- To commemorate Meredith’s father’s homecoming‚ Meredith’s mother was going to make steak until Meredith noticed it was rotten and threw it away. Complacent- Meredith referred her mother as lazy and complacent. Conducive- Being molested by her father is conducive for Meredith to hate him for the rest of her life. Consense- The family consensus was that they would eat steaks for dinner. Meredith was the only one

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    birds are an important theme in the Odyssey. They are important prophecies. Omen birds play a much stronger part in Ithaca and in Telemachus’s story than in the Odyssey. In The Odyssey‚ omen birds foretell the killing of the suitors‚ Odysseus’s homecoming‚ and reassure Telemachus that his house will remain powerful. In The Odyssey‚ when the Telemachy is starting and Telemachus first addresses the suitors‚ and says "If you think it a sounder scheme to destroy one man’s estate and not make restitution

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    aren’t entirely accepted or respected. From hearing “f*ggot” and “gay” thrown around in classes to my friend’s negative reaction after coming out to her‚ I felt hopeless‚ disgusting‚ and alone. Before I knew it‚ eighth grade was starting‚ along with Homecoming and the high school’s parade. I remember sitting on the curb watching the clubs and organizations pass

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    worse. Her cheeks were hollow‚ she was paler‚ and she was so weak. But Natasha was oblivious to any of this. She barely paid her mother one spec of attention‚ let alone enough to realize she would literally be the death of her. It was Homecoming and Natasha was dying to go to the football game with her friends. Her mom knew it was almost her time to go‚ though “No‚ you aren’t going to the game‚” her mother repeated for the third time. “But Mom!” Natasha yelled‚ her expression

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    because he’s good looking with a good looking wife‚ smart‚ etc. You get the picture. He’s kind of full of himself‚ and he’s got things going for him to back it up. Also‚ he was too prideful to take ownership when he said‚ “the god took away their homecoming” (Homer 419). In reality‚ the men themselves were at fault and not the god. In contrast‚ the pride found in “Much Ado about Nothing” is different because instead of the characters shooting up their own pride‚ they try to wound other characters’

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    how the Santa Ana winds are changing the citizens and fluctuating them with varying emotions. Didion’s apprehensive diction highlights the Santa Ana winds effect on the mechanistic behaviors of humans by using words such as “eerie”‚ “ominously”‚ “uneasy”‚ and “tension”. Didion uses similar diction in order to put emphasis on her anxious tone. These words are used to establish a sense of cautiousness and mystifying feelings into the audience‚ pushing an awareness of the winds and how the winds are

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    friends that consider themselves as the “misfit toys.” As Charlie gets to know them better he realizes that he has a lot in common with Sam. He begins to have strong feelings for her‚ but gets sidetracked with MaryElizabeth when she asks him to Homecoming. Charlie breaks up the group for a few days after kissing Sam in front of MaryElizabeth. Only later to find out that the reason Patrick was so mad was that Brad’s dad had caught him and Patrick together‚ and Brad didn’t defend him. The group comes

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    else at school. Preps are the most popular in their schools along with jocks. These individuals try to join every club in their school‚ and try to establish the best reputation they can. They are most commonly chosen to have important roles such as Homecoming King/Queen‚ and Prom King/Queen. On the other hand‚ nerds are the complete opposite of preps and

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    William Shakespeare proves validity of his certain message throughout Act One of the play‚ Julius Caesar. Most of the townsfolk are delighted over Caesar’s homecoming‚ however some do not feel the same. Cassius‚ one of Julius’s long-time friends‚ does not enjoy the fact that he will become the ruler of Rome. Cassius then influences Brutus‚ hoping he will join the conspiracy to assassinate Caesar and take over the throne of Rome‚ which is conveyed throughout the first act. In Shakespeare’s Julius

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