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    Eye Trouble

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    Eye Trouble “Please Dawn- can you come over right away? “ Paula cried frantically into the phone. “It’s an emergency.” It was a cool‚ crisp day in spring when I received the urgent‚ unforgettable call from my dear friend who confessed that her five year-old sweet angel‚ Dane‚ had crazy-glued her right eye shut. I threw on my coat‚ grabbed my purse‚ and headed straight to Paula’s. What happened that night would surely teach Dane a valuable lesson. Once I got to Paula’s house‚ I

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    right!"# This quote is from the play Hamlet‚ by William Shakespeare‚ spoken by Hamlet. He knows that the Great Chain of Being is disturbed and he is the one that has to set it back to normal. The Great Chain of Being is a scale where everything is put in its place‚ from Heaven to Hell. Disturbing the Great Chain of Being will result in a bad ending. In Hamlet‚ Shakespeare shows that disturbing the Great Chain of Being can lead to bad ending. The characters Hamlet and Claudius can prove this‚ since

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    Tragic Endings

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    Tragic Endings A Shakespearean tragedy calls for a tragic ending. Shakespeare ends Hamlet most appropriately through the use of character development and a cathartic burst of violence. Shakespeare’s ending to Hamlet is satisfying in that Shakespeare succeeds in his goal and purpose of creating an effective tragedy. Through his technique in dramatizing Hamlet‚ Shakespeare communicates that procrastination leads to nothing but the suffering of man. As the play nears its end‚ Shakespeare uses development

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    For English homework‚ I read a passage called “Why and When We Speak Spanish in Public” which the title portrays the main objective of the article. The writer explains why she and her family‚ outside of their home‚ speak in their native language‚ Spanish. She illustrates her background and culture and takes pride in her heritage by defending her right to speak Spanish in America. This article was very passionate which caused me to be compelled by the words she spoke. I loved the way to which the

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    Trouble with Television

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    The trouble with television My viewpoints on the book written by Marie Winn “The Trouble with Television” which talks about how television has a negative effects on children and family. I’ve read the book and I agreed with everything author Marie Winn wrote‚ so I have decided to argue for her on the major points of the book. My first argument for the book will be about the family‚ it talks about how “TV Keeps Families From Doing Other Things”‚ which it explains how a child that spends too much

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    play‚ Hamlet‚ Prince of Denmark‚ is said to be one of the most important bodies of work in the modern world. Hamlet is a riveting play that kept my intrigue with every turn. One specific piece of the play spoke volumes to me and has remained relevant in my mind to this day. It is the soliloquy spoken by Hamlet in Act 3‚ scene i lines 57-90. In this part of the play Hamlet is contemplating suicide. “To be‚ or not to be” is the question he asked himself. After all that has gone on between Hamlet and

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    curfews and troubles

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    Curfews and Troubles Now a days‚ the rate of teenagers been harmed or got into trouble is increasing rapidly for they are having not much of a trouble to get out of their house at night. Maybe we can also put it in a way that the parents of the present society are getting weaker as time goes in controlling the actions of their children. A solution has came up to solve this problem‚ that is curfew. But a question came along‚ do curfews keep teens out of trouble? In my opinion‚ I do think that curfews

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    When Words Fail‚ Music Speaks Music was my refuge. I could crawl into the space between the notes and curl my back to loneliness. -Maya Angelou. During my 6th grade year‚ I sparked an interest in the music world. I had attended a football game in which my brother played. It was my first time being at one of these games so when halftime was announced‚ I did not know what to expect. The band took their place on the field and started to play piece after piece. I was fascinated with how one stuck to

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    1. What is the purpose of the scene consisting of Lincoln speaking with the black and white soldiers? The purpose of the scene consisting of Lincoln speaking with the black and white soldiers was to show the viewers that he able to speak as well as listen to both white and black. Also is a show the equality given to African Americans who are fighting for North as Lincoln was joking with them freely and non-hesitatingly. Lincoln’s Dream 2. Symbolically‚ what does Lincoln’s dream represent to both

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    Gender Trouble

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    Gender Trouble Butler believes that sex and gender are political/ideological and cultural constructs of the body‚ due to her view that sex is biological and gender is a social construct. She believes that this dichotomy introduces cognitive dissonance into women‚ inducing them to conform to perverse standards of femininity constructs. Both Butler and Wittig say women are not a “’natural group: a racial group of a special kind‚ a group perceived as natural‚ a group of men considered as materially

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