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    During the Great Depression, hardships rose in a time which control is not in the hands of the citizen, similarly to the lives of George and Lennie where everywhere they turned there was always an obstacles. We see them endure difficulties because of Lennie lack of self-control when they had to run from Weed and their last job location. However, Lennie chooses to overlook his lack of self-control and his continuous actions of doing “another bad thing” to prove that it's just fate which plays a…

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    In this chapter you will learn about Edgar's emotions and how he handles them. Girls emotions change throughout the text it went from happy to sad to hate and then neutral and charming. That's what I am going to teach you. Edgars emotions changed throughout the text. It went from happy to sad to hate to neutral and to charming. For example, he said “You're a really mean guy I hate you.” (Page 113) because Sir Phineas took Edgar's book so he had a lot of hate towards him. Another emotion that…

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    Lennie Smalls is a character in John Steinbeck's novella, Of Mice and Men, who is just like any other person on the ranch, searching for his American Dream. Although, for Lennie and many others, achieving this dream will be impossible. Lennie is a mentally handicapped outcast that is constantly dehumanized by being compared to that of an animal. The author describes him as a man with a “shapeless face” who “drags his feet like a bear drags his paws” . Throughout the entire novella he is…

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    You’re running late and don’t have time for breakfast so you grab an apple as you sprint out the door. Do you think about where that apple was grown, or how many miles it had to travel before getting into your hands? No, you eat the apple and get on with your day. In the book Animal, Vegetable, Miracle; Barbara Kingsolver explains in depth the effects of eating locally and shares her family's experience of their year-long commitment to living off the land while eating locally. In the first…

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    The story of “Hands” by Sherwood Anderson is about an old man named Wing Biddlebaum who used to be a school teacher. However, due to one of the boys claiming to be touched by him inappropriately, he was run out of the town. Therefore, this makes him feel like he must force himself into a self-imposed isolation. The story is centralized around Wing Biddlebaums hands and the mystery they hold. There are hints of touching and hands scattered throughout the story. As stated above, the overall…

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    Chris In Into The Wild

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    have received from other people. Although he impacted a myriad of people such as Franz, he was foolish for not having…

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    To achieve the American dream, one may have to overcome hardships as Chris Gardner did when he had little financial gain to help him, dealt with homelessness, and raised a son. As Gardner attempts to find happiness and prosperity, he lacks a sufficiently paying job “selling medical supplies” (). Although he attempts to find work, he has no education beyond high school, but one day an internship opportunity to become a stockbroker arose. Despite the fact that he would receive no wages during that…

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    Oscar Wilde Imperialism

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    Discovery can be initiated through a re-examination of the world which can lead to greater understandings of others and improved moral judgement. Oscar Wilde depicts this through the Prince statue’s and the swallow’s conversion from self-indulgence to altruism upon confronting the town’s poverty. Due to circumstances unique to different social classes, individuals may become oblivious to the suffering of others, and therefore have a limited understanding of the world. This is symbolised through…

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    The Death Of Ivan Ilych

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    Sometimes it’s the little things that get to you. There are random acts of kindness and hatred everyday, and some of them just seem wrong and stick with us longer than they should. Terrible grammar on facebook and dumb status updates lower our standards on social media, and current wars and riots lower our faith in human kindness. In fact, these ideas are decaying our society, causing a lost faith in humanity. At least, this is what Leo Tolstoy thought This russian writer grew up in a…

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    Introduction Gregor had one of the worst lives anyone can ever have. His parents hoarded his money, they made him work for them and made it so they relied on him. “Behind his door Gregor nodded emphatically, delighted at this unexpected foresight and thrift. Of course he actuallly could have paid off more of his father’s debt to the boss with this extra money.” The readers should care about this because he’s being used. Gregor has been used, abused and thrown away like a napkin. First point In…

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