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    In Great Expectations by Charles Dickens‚ the protagonist Pip goes through many changes throughout the three stages of his life. Pip is aspiring to become a gentleman and must face the challenges that come with growing up and dealing with social class and money. In the first stage‚ Pip is childish and wants more in life‚ in the second stage pip is selfish and consumed by money‚ and by the third stage Pip is empathetic and realizes what the true values in life are. In stage one Pip begins to become

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    Mr. Lockwood is Heathcliff’s property renter who learns all of Heathcliff’s past from Mrs. Dean‚ who remarks very quickly within her story how even she distanced herself from Heathcliff in the beginning because of his appearance. In the story Mrs. Dean tells Lockwood that “Mrs. Earnshaw was ready to fling it out the doors‚ she did fly up‚ asking how he could fashion to bring that gipsy brat into the house…”(page 36). Immediately Heathcliff is cast aside because of his looks and homelessness

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    like Eugene would abuse Kambili or Jaja. Kambili opens up and learns to speak out‚ and be open to different beliefs. Despite that Kambili has been abused she has learned to change as a person and become her own character‚ it shows that she is able to leave the past

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    harsh character and how it is affecting the people he is close to. Throughout the beginning of the novel‚ Pip’s maturity is shame and guilt. He first starts off with guilt‚

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    A donkey‚ confusion‚ and mysterious love. Titania is a character in William Shakespeare’s play A Midsummer Night’s Dream. A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a comedy written by William Shakespeare. Throughout most of the play‚ Theseus and Hippolyta want to get married but there are many things that stop them from being able to. In the play‚ Titania is the queen of the fairies and is married to Oberon. When Oberon and Titania first meet‚ Titania asks him to dance with her. Oberon demands that Titania gives

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    as one of the protagonist and an antagonist character at the same time. He naturally develops into his adulthood from his memorable childhood. The theme: growing up‚ affects the characters and the plot because Pip and the characters around change as he changes into a grown man. As the story opens up to readers‚ Pip is seen as a little‚ sneaky‚ orphan boy‚ who seeks for parents’ love that got buried under the ground a long time ago. As on page (1) Pip says‚ “At such a time‚ I found out for certain

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    question is: can people change?” How does Border Crossing answer this question? Change is something that is common for most individuals‚ whether it presents a positive or a negative outcome. Pat Barker’s text Border Crossing deals with the idea of people changing and is shown by her use of different characters‚ the representation of settings and her central idea of crossing borders. All of these aspects in Barker’s narrative make the reader look back at their own understanding of change‚ to help understand

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    have should not be taken away from you. We believe in life‚ liberty‚ and the right to pursue our happiness. We get to keep and use these laws of our own to keep our rights‚ and the government can not do anything against it. We as the people can change the government if they fail on giving us our rights. We can do so‚ so everyone is happy. Changing the government is very serious. You can do so even if it has been that way for a long time‚ but only if it is right. It is our responsibility to make

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    The tree project changes Melinda’s identity through the course of the text by allowing Melinda to realize her flaws and imperfections within her identity. Melinda likes to make things sound easy and not let others know things may be hard for her. She says‚ “Tree. Tree? It’s too easy. I learned how to draw a tree in second grade (Sanctuary 12). She is pessimistic and always sees the worst in things. This includes this project that could have a deeper meaning. The art teacher‚ Mr. Freeman always finds

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    ________________________________________ On Learning to Play Guitar If you decide you want to play guitar‚ there are a surprising number of strange obstacles in your way. I hear from a lot of people who say "I am going to get guitar lessons for my kid" without realizing what a thorny and complex thing it is. Piano or fiddle lessons are kind of routine. Untold numbers of people are blaming themselves for not getting going or losing interest in their guitar lessons‚ when what they were being taught

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