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    Mrs. Ford The Green Light vs. The Green Life “Gatsby believed in the green light‚ the orgastic future that year by year recedes before us…” (180) James Gatz‚ the protagonist of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby‚ believes in the past and fantasy; these beliefs result in his death‚ making him a tragic hero. To resolve his internal conflicts‚ he constructs a new lifestyle with a new identity‚ a new look‚ and a new wallet‚ big enough to hold his bootlegged earnings; all for a girl he lost in the

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    side and Heracles on his Mother’s. It has been argued by historians that Alexander used his alleged divinity to his advantage in both politics and warfare. However‚ Alexander’s belief in his own divinity did not arise out of an ideological vacuum and in his age and area there was a religious climate that fostered such ideas. Nevertheless‚ there is strong evidence that by Alexander believing and promoting his divinity that he was granted great respect by both his friends and his enemies. The Persian

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    For their own survival Can you make people love you more by forming them‚ the way you want them to be? This is the essential question in For their own survival (2002) the short story by Ursula Hegi. The story is about the two persons Liz and Sam. They are on holiday by the coast in Mexico. After eleven years of marriage‚ Liz decides to leave Sam. This is very ironic‚ because she is the one who promised him‚ that he would always be with her. They are both active persons‚ and do everything together

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    Death Penalty: Why it should be abolished The death penalty serves no purpose in society today. Statistics show that the death penalty has no deterrent effect on crime. Allowing the government to enforce the death penalty gives them power to take human life‚ and creates a margin for social injustice. The death penalty should be abolished due to legal‚ social‚ and morality concerns. Among other legal concerns‚ the death penalty is unconstitutional. The eighth amendment states “Excessive bail

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    Death of a salesman plan “Consider the relationship established between Willy and Linda in the opening of the play (p8-10). What do we learn about their marriage? What clues to future events are subtly being introduced here? Introduction/Point of argument Linda loves her husband Willy immensely; she is completely devoted to him‚ and prioritises him over anything else. Linda is passively supportive and docile when Willy talks unrealistically about hopes for the future and subtly controls

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    Why The Great Gatsby Shouldn’t be Banned By: Abigayle Saltsman Have you ever thought about books being inappropriate for your children? Well‚ “The Great Gatsby” is said to be one. I believe it is said to be banned for some idiotic reasons. Language‚ sexual content‚ and alcohol are reasons why this book is said to be banned. I’m here to tell you why it shouldn’t be banned. One reason why it shouldn’t be banned is because kids nowadays hear foul

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    Nichols 4/6/13 ELA9B Who’s The Blame? In the play The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare‚ two starcrossed lovers fall in love at first sight not knowing that they are suppose to hate each other. Soon they find out that their only love comes from their only hate‚ but they don’t care. Romeo takes Juliet’s hand in marriage. Soon after Romeo takes a life and is banned from Verona. He goes back thinking Juliet is dead and takes his life. Juliet wakes up to him taking

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    Who´s To Blame? One of the factors that may lead the first grader to take this action could be the way his parents contribute to the child’s life. As I was reading the short article‚ it mentions that for no one was a surprise that the 6 year old killer was being raised in a neglectful and abusive environment. Analyzing this situation from my point of view‚ I think they were many factors that lead the child to the point of wanting to take control of the problem in his hands. One of those factors

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    Although many parents believe teenagers should not be allowed to own their own cars‚ not all agree. The issue has many positive and negative aspects. For example‚ the responsibility‚ which (w/w) might promote (v.) quicker maturing‚ may also open the door to make various nonsensical (adj.) choices. However‚ the real issue is whether or not they actually (-ly) need a car. Undoubtedly‚ if a teenager wants a car solely for the purpose of cruising with friends‚ they do not currently (-ly) need one

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    foreshadowing way to prepare and unfurl the thoughts and actions of his characters. This tragedy‚ written in the early 1600’s‚ was composed mainly to appeal new interests around London. It is a depiction of a noble‚ along with his wife‚ who brutally slaughters a King and his kinsman so that he may be the King (Shakespeare xiii). Even after killing the king though‚ Macbeth realizes that his dynasty will be short. So he tells people to murder his successors. My belief that Macbeth is an example of self-fulfilling

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