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    As years go by in American history many things come‚ go‚ and change in people‚ but one that which never seems to flee the spirit is the so called "American Dream". The idea that something greater exists for everyone becomes an obsession for most‚ and lives are formed around it. This being true in real life‚ there would be no hesitation to put it forth through literature. More often than not it is portrayed through someone‚ a character‚ striving to achieve that which the rest of the country hold so

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    the people helping him. In the novel‚ Crazy Horse Electric Game‚ Crutcher shows Willie’s frustration with the pity that his friend’s demonstrate. “Willie’s old buddies are gathered around him‚ wanting him to feel comfortable‚ trying too hard‚ and Willie feels the added burden of trying to make them comfortable with his condition.”(Crutcher‚ 72) The insecurity remains not the only thing victims have to worry about. Many times‚ when a person goes through a traumatic event that leaves them injured‚

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    In The Piano Lesson a major issue is brought up and that is the issue of family vs. selfishness/ material items. Should we let material items and selfishness stand in the way of our family the people that we claim to love? Would your family allow a material item get in the way of a loved one‚ or would they drop it all together? What would happen if the material item had sentimental value? Well maybe the Charles family can set the example and help answer these questions. Family is a word that can

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    watching this terrible tragedy happen. I could see the buildings on fire‚ people running for their lives‚ and fire trucks‚ ambulances‚ and police cars racing to get to the towers. This movie has two police officers who are the main characters. (John and Willie) The whole station of police officers rushed to the scene‚ of the burning Twin Towers. The sergeant (John) asked for volunteers to go up with him into the buildings. Only five of them went up with him. These police officers then became dressed in

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    Debbie Cruz May 12‚ 2014 English 101 A Walk in the Night by Alex La Guma Born in 1925 Cape Town‚ Alex La Guma is a writer‚ a leader of the South African Coloured People’s organization and a Defendant in the Treason Trial. Graduated High school and then joined the Young Communist League in 1947. He then became a member of the Communist Party a year later. He wrote for the new age from 1955. He wrote many articles for fighting talk in which he captured the atmosphere of the trial proceedings. He

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    protagonists son‚ creates his personality off of his father’s own hopes and dreams for his sons. “Biff Loman is lost. In the greatest country in the world a young man with such—personal attractiveness‚ gets lost. And such a hard worker.”(Act I). Willie Loman

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    “The Piano Lesson” by August Wilson tells the story of Boy Willie who travels up to Philadelphia from Georgia to visit his sister‚ and try to convince her to sell their inherited piano. After he arrives his sister‚ Bernice‚ refuses to sell the piano because of the history of the family it possesses. The piano was stolen from their family’s owners during the time of slavery. It was stolen because Willie and Bernice’s father‚ Boy Charles‚ had carved pictures of members of their family sold to a different

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    No Choice Sal walked purposefully through the alleys of Butler’s Buldings towards the rows of stalls. She needed to get back home to Willie but she couldn’t go home empty-handed‚ not again. To see Willie’s pale crestfallen face‚ when he saw she didn’t have any food‚ would break her heart. She scanned the market and the throng of people‚ looking for a loaf of bread or some fruit she could take without being noticed. Her eyes came to rest upon the baker’s stall‚ which was being guarded zealously by

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    When Cap gets hurt‚ back up quarterback Tyler  Cherubini comes into the game and promptly gets hurt as well. Tony D has no choice but to put  in third string quarterback Willie Beamen regardless of his lack of knowledge of the team’s  offensive playbook and his through­the­roof nervousness. Beamen gets into the game and throws  up in the huddle‚ giving the Sharks’ fan base very little hope of their young last hope  quarterback

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    members‚ markings‚ and the overall history of the item lured in much of the people who encountered it. Much of the drama begins when Boy Willie returns to Doaker’s after a three-year prison sentence‚ and finds out that the Sutter’s land is goes up for sale after the death. This land has significance because much of their families where enslaved on that ground. Boy Willie‚ was determined to purchase the land at all costs even if it meant selling

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