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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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    The novel Great Expectations is about a boy named Pip whose dream is to become a gentleman. As a child‚ Pip is kindhearted‚ caring‚ honest‚ and loving. Things soon change as he grows up and wants nothing more than to become a gentlemen to win over the girl he loves‚ Estella. Pip becomes rude‚ selfish‚ and arrogant in his early adult years. As the novel goes on‚ Pip redeems himself through the events of when he has a near death experience with Orlick‚ when he comes home to ask Biddy to marry him‚

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    request that Cole cooks for them at this point Cole from the first part of the book would have went berserk kicking and punching things yelling how it’s not fair that he has to do this thing for Edwin and Garvey. But at this point Cole has learned to control his anger well enough to only let out a small pout before complying to their requests. This shows how far Cole has come when it comes to controlling his fury from smashing his fists into concrete to only pouting and

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    The political discourse and historical tragedies that affect a country can cause turmoil in the lives of the citizens that reside there. The people of Afghanistan have been forced to cope with the chaos of their country which has left them traumatized and inconvenienced. In the novel‚ The Kite Runner‚ each character has their lives drastically changed as the events of Afghanistan’s past world issues create hardship‚ grief‚ and difference for the lives of Amir‚ Sohrab and Farid. The first character

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    just like the snake within the book of genesis. Her question small and innocence radiating within Guy’s soul; was he happy? At last once those words were spoken the wheels in Guy’s head turn. Even Montag himself didn’t realized it; he let Clarisse change him inside out. He sought knowledge and what it meant to be "happy". Clarisse could be seem as the Prometheus and Montag humanity as a whole. Lost without fire to guide his way out of the darkness‚ She was the flame that make him realized that the

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    Expectations written by Charles Dickens‚ The novel’s protagonist‚ Philip Pirrip also called Pip is an orphan boy who receives a chance to change his life thanks to his benefactor. Pip has chosen to be brought up as a gentleman in London‚ pursuing the beautiful Estella. Pip’s idea of gentleman is rank and riches‚ and has nothing to do with morals. All through the novel Pip change from an innocent boy to a matured young man. Pip was an innocent young child with great ambition. Pip lost his parents

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    How to play Volleyball Practice and heart is the key to be successful in the game. To play volleyball you must know the basics and be able to master them. You have to be willing to put in the practice and get along with your teammates no matter what. There are always six people starting‚ positions 1‚2‚3‚4‚5‚6. Positions one and four are the setting positions; the people who play the net. Each time the ball crosses the net your team has three attempts to hit the ball back over. Each individual

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    and he didn’t become kinder.The first sign of him becoming happier after the operation was when he finally realized that he was slowly gaining knowledge and enhancing his reading abilities.Now he can be what he always wanted to be smart. Another change of emotion after the procedure would be Charly thinking he was better than some people‚ an example of this is a quote from the story “I told myself

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    making her‚ what people had seen as‚ psychotic. Considering this‚ the responsibility of Emily’s behavior is pinned upon those who were around her in her life‚ mainly the townspeople. The townspeople estranged and ignored her. The only reason is to why they knew her is because they judged and talked about her. As disclosed in the story‚ the Townspeople did not help or communicate with Emily directly. The townspeople were very judgmental‚ even though they felt as if she was their responsibility to

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