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    her to live with us any longer… In between the beginning of our friendship in the 1994, and the end of her life in 2003, I grew to know and love Karen’s husband and family. So, I never missed a family gathering, birthday or graduation, or any other event. So, felt privileged to spend the last moments of her life with her and her family. After her death, grieving was difficult as I often questioned God about why her, but with prayers and time,…

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    When Ethan Couch made the horrendous decision to drink and drive, he destroyed the lives of many people. Along with murdering four people, he also injured nine people. One of the victims was Sergio Molina. He was seated in the bed of the pickup truck and was thrown out when the collision occurred. The LA Times reported that Sergio “suffered a traumatic brain injury and was left paralyzed for life.” He was considered a talented soccer player by many but now he will remain in a wheelchair for the…

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    I can definitely relate to your coping mechanism Rodney. Closing our hearts and minds to alleviate pain is a normal reaction to anyone dealing with a crisis. I can identify with your experience. As a child, I grew up in a broken family. It was just my mother, my sister and myself. My mother was a hard worker, but uneducated and always had several jobs just to be able to provide for us. Needless to say, we moved around, a lot. I attended a different school every year of my childhood. This…

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    since ‘she knows how to swim’, and the one that doesn’t realize until she’s 17 years old that you can’t survive every injury you obtain. Speed is my weakness, if its quads, dirt bikes, cars, or bicycles I always want to go faster. A few years ago my family had multiple sport quads which I would go way faster than I ever should have in the space I was riding them in, (a little over three acres of wooded trails.) My dad and I decided to finish off the night by racing through one of the major…

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    When I was about 12 years old I was super excited because finally my older sister had come over and see us after being gone for a while. It was in fall I believe when she had come. Anyways we all had dinner played catch with my football and do other entertainable things as well. My sister and I decide to just mess around on the swing set and jump off and do crazy stuff such as that while my dad was on the phone and my mom, brother, and little sister were inside. I start swinging as high as I…

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    Father and son relationships are very complicated and complex is a theme that is pushed through this character. Okonkwo hated his father because he failed to take care of the family, “Even as a little boy he had resented his his father’s failure and weakness…. and so Okonkwo was ruled by one passion - to hate everything that his father Unoka had loved.” (13). This repeats itself with Nwoye. Okonkwo failed to emotionally raise…

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    Samuel Richardson's Clarissa, or, The History of a Young Lady (1748), reveals through letters the tragic fate of the beautiful, virtuous young woman Clarissa, from the youngest child of a fairly well-off family of five to a fading, broken woman surrounded by and embodied by death. Her steep decline expresses the fact that she was forcibly dragged down into the grim status of a Fallen Woman, a woman who is no longer sexually pure or innocent, by a supposed suitor after being kidnapped and held…

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    Jimmy Braddock was struggling to pay the bills and take care of his wife and kids. He had no job because he was injured. He was even forced to go on public relief. His career seemed to be over. The only thing he cared about was his family. In order to help his family, he returned to the ring. No one thought he had a chance but he kept winning. Then he did what was least expected and versed the heavyweight champ Max Baer,who is known killing two men in the ring. He ended up winning and overcoming…

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    treated well, she had the perfect family, a mom, a dad, and two brothers, she had been given a life that so many people wished they had I guess the rich are always viewed as a perfect family. The town she had grown up in, a wonderful place really, if you had the money to enjoy it. The lower classes obviously didn't, and many died, but they were smart and tough. So as Miss Finki left for her new home the lower classes attacked and killed the high-class families including…

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    then asks “Do you have somewhere to stay?” Michael hesitantly responds “I do”. Leigh Anne knows that he is lying and lets him stay the night at their house. But that night slowly extends as the Tuohy’s begin treating Michael as a part of their family. Different camera shots are used in this film to show Michael’s life in the slums and the transformation of…

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