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    The Pizzeria Monologue

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    I immediately quieted down. I felt guilty. She couldn't possibly be friends with me, and there was no way I could have made her tears any better. Besides, the only time she could continue to talk to me required stayed here for even longer after dark. Staying for any amount of time after dark at Freddy Fazbear's pizza was dangerous, and I couldn't possibly make her have to go through what the night guards here had to go through... Noticing my lack of response, she got ever closer to the hallway.…

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    “The Separate Peace” Essay and Analysis During the fall break I read the book called “The Separate Peace”, and in this essay I want to focus on the theme friendship. This thee is really important to me, because you need friendship in life cause when you are down they can pick you right back up. Then when you’re thinking to highly of yourself they can make you stop getting so cocky, and they are like a brother or sister to us. This book focuses on a friendship between two sixteen-year-old…

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    Shelley Saunders, a 26-year-old Caucasian woman, was admitted to the hospital after slashing her wrists and overdosing on heroin. Although an attractive, brilliant, and successful businesswoman, she has never been able to achieve any meaningful relationships. Most recently, Ms. Saunders met a man named Derek at a bar and had sex with him that night. When next morning approached, she told Derek that she was in love with him. Ms. Saunders would call Derek several times throughout the day, often…

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    It is coming up on a very important time in the Buckley household. A date of celebration that is far more outstanding by anything we had ever experienced as a family unit to date. The date of this celebration is October the 1st. “Is it a Birthday?” you may ask. While it is not a Birthday of any human living in the Buckley household, it can be considered a Birthday of sorts. It is the Birthday of our better life. You see, this October 1st will mark three years since we moved to the city of Cresco…

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    As far as I am concerned, there is no absolutely perfect thing and person in the world. Maybe one person could do one thing very well. Nevertheless, it‘s probably that the person only do it as possible as he could. In other word, there is still possibility to make the thing be better. and it could be difficult for him to be a person who could do everything. At the same time, I draw the conclusion from a story of the Aesop’s Fables. It is a story which named the fisherman and his nets. A…

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    “For the last time, go get some damn water.” That’s the first thing I hear when I wake back up. It’s Connor. I’m pretty sure his voice has been penetrating my dreams as well. It would make sense, since the last few minutes were full of water and it sounds like that’s what he’s asking for. I listen, content to hear him get testy with someone other than me for once. “Why don’t you get your own damn water?” That’s Kevin. I suppress a smile. Arguing for the sake of arguing. There’s a shuffling…

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    There are many stereotypes that float around a high school atmosphere. The major high school stereotype would be the easy girl that flirts with all the guys. She will always be hanging out with a large group of boys. She befriends them all, but she jumps from one boy to the next boy. Andrew McElroy made a comment that it is easy to have a seuxal relationship with me. To begin with, I try my hardest to be nice to everyone, and I understand that it may come off as flirting to some people. I hang…

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    Has a random stranger ever change your life before? Well in the story Thank You Ma’am by Langston Hughes, a young man named Roger gets a life check just by a juvenile decision that ended up with him running into Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones. She takes him home and washes his face and feeds him knowing he hasn’t had care like that for a while. Throughout the story Mrs. Jones gives him a life lesson, and ends up changing Roger into a gentlemen instead of a criminal. Mrs. Jones changed Roger…

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    How well does your family work together and treat each other? How your mother and father treats you and each other can help the dynamic of the family flow better. In the play A Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen, Nora’s children affect her and Torvalds life, so how does Nora’s interaction with her children develop the play’s themes? Well, Nora's relationship with her kids strains her and Torvald's relationship because Torvald still looks at Nora as if she is a child even though she is the mother of…

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    “Rummy”, she would yell, all of us laughed until our insides hurt. My mom looked at me with shock. “How can a she beat us at Rummy?”, mom would say over the sound of laughter. I always looked forward to the nights spent at Grannys. She was a firecracker that loved cards. Oh, if you went to Wendover without her you were in for an ear full. You'd never guess by looking at her that she loved to gamble. Looks are deceitful though, her snow white hair and fragile skin did not accurately depict her…

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