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    Title and Author: A Separate Peace, by John Knowles Setting and Historical Context: 1942-1943, World War II; Devon School, New Hampshire, Vermont (Leper’s home) Major Characters and Descriptions (external, internal, motivation) [3-5 characters]: Gene Forrester: narrator, protagonist of the novel, thoughtful, intelligent, competitive, has a love-hate relationship with his best friend Phineas (“Finny”), adores and envies Finny, insecure, uncomfortable with his own self Phineas (“Finny”):…

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    My Ecomap Research Paper

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    My ecomap contains seven circles labeled with people, places, or things that impact my life on a daily basis. These circles list: family, friends, work, school, home, pets, and therapist. My family is a huge part of my life and is one that I have a strong, supportive bond with. While there may be instances of negativity, for the most part my family has a very positive and powerful aspect on my life. I think a huge part of why my family has such a positive impact on my life is because of how…

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    Julie Rursch Reflection

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    card. Ethan Pullman role was pick up the professor. Matt McDermott responsibility was to pick up the card. Jacob Martin duty was the coordinator and conversation leader . Overall, I like everyone in my group even though I did not really develop a friendship with them. We did…

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    wanted, he wasn’t the one. The American girl had matured over the course of the few hours of waiting for the train. She had matured and understood the difference between love and desire. This lesson can be carried with her for future relationships, friendships and even give others advice to situations similar to…

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    but my friends have certainly played a large role in making me the person I am today and in shaping how I see the world. Back in elementary school, my friendships were very context-dependent, changing year to year based on who was in my class. During the summer, my sister was my best friend, and that was totally okay. In sixth grade, my friendship landscape changed. I became friends with a solid core of people that would stay mostly unchanged until graduating from high school. There were…

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    as vastly different from each other, yet it’s clear that both characters play an important role in Junior’s life. Junior claims that Rowdy helps him navigate life on the reservation by protecting him and claims Gordy helps him navigate life as a student. Junior feels that both Rowdy and Gordy appreciate his cartoons and they both are sources of tough love when he is seeking advice. Though it seems Rowdy and Gordy are opposites, they both have impacted Junior in similar ways. Junior tells of…

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    experience, our memories, and our lives no matter it was good or not. According to our conversation, we found that we have the same hobby, same belief and dream, and same living attitude. All of these linked us closer and finally everyone envied our friendship. She is really important to me because Amanda influences me a lot, not only…

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    How we connect to people is different online than it is face to face. Social media allows us to be free to be the person we really are inside without worry about how people perceive us, even when we don 't feel we can be that way in person. For example, I have a couple of really good friends, we have been friends for over twenty years, and we haven 't always lived close to each other. Before we all had regular access to social media, it was hard for us to talk to each other, share things, and…

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    published in The New York Times and the thing that caused all the trouble in the first place, his play “William Wilson” will be performed in the spring festival, rewritten by Matt to be more mature. Last but not least the biggest development was their friendship and later relationship. In the beginning, they barely know each other, Matt being popular and Ursula well known but feared instead of popular. When Matt becomes popular again he gets invited to parties, but now instead of just going with…

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    A Part-Time Indian

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    He realized that she is Bulimic, and he begins to comfort her and they become friends. Junior said, “Everybody is absolutely shocked that Penelope chose me to be her new best friend,” (109). Majority are in shock because with Junior being a new student they did not expect her to become friends with him so fast, also her father is racist. Still, they manage to ignore all that and eventually begin to date. He also, becomes friend with Roger since Penelope and Roger are friends. When Junior made…

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