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    William Imler Ms. Weaver World literature 3/30/15 Power of good and evil in The Chronicles of Narnia: the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Introduction: Shouts of fear are heard. Cries of injury are heard. The army falls back in retreat, for they are outnumbered. This may sound terrible, but it is a battle. A battle for the fight of who may rule. The story being spoken of is the battle of Narnia in The Chronicles of Narnia: the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. The battle in this story,…

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    What is honesty? Merriam-Webster defines it as “a fairness and straightforwardness of conduct,” or more simply “the quality of being fair and truthful.” The online dictionary defines it as not only “truthfulness, sincerity, or frankness,” but also “freedom from deceit or fraud.” Dishonesty, on the other hand, is defined as “a lack of honesty or integrity: a disposition to defraud or deceive – to lie, cheat, or steal” according to Merriam-Webster and the online dictionary. While honesty involves…

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    Honesty is the quality that many people look for in a person. Being honest brings upon positive and virtuous qualities in a person. Honesty in a most literal sense means not lying but it also includes being straightforward, sincere and trustworthy. William Shakespeare said, “No Legacy is so rich as honesty”, this is because honesty leaves lasting impressions on society and other individuals. Straightforwardness will make individuals not beat around the bush and be confident in their opinions.…

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    Trust is firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something. When you put trust into someone, it means that you are able to believe they won’t let you down. You are sure they will not turn their back on you. Trust is something that is earned not just given. It is important to have with someone as you grow throughout life. Throughout my life I have learned that once you lose trust from someone, it is hard to earn someone’s full trust back. I learned that earning…

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    Opposition In Frankenstein

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    What’s good or evil cannot be defined by the perception of how ones identifies themselves but how one’s action changes other view and ultimately their life. In the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelly, Victor and the creature journey through the path of good and evil knowing that neither one of them was considered just good or just evil. Similarly to the novel Sula by Toni Morrison, both Nel and Sula face the same obstacles and shared a similar experience. In addition to the theme of good and evil…

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    “Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that” (Martin Luther king). Forgiveness is interpreted by many people in different ways. The main point is that one does it in a way the will make him/her feel better about the situation. By forgiving a person one can better understand the self-healing that is produced and in turn provides a positive way to move on. For example, in the “Render Unto Larry’s” an op-ed piece written by Phil…

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    If you look up the definition of loyalty, it will tell you that it means the state or quality of being loyal. But it means so much more than that. To be loyal means to stay by the person’s side, through thick and thin, to support and to stay faithful. It means not running away when things get tough or scary. A loyal person is someone who will always have your back, someone who you could trust your deepest secrets with. In the novel, The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, the characters loyalties…

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    Catch-22 Character Flaws

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    The definition of a good character and a bad character is subjective, but within the basis of Catch-22 the author, Joseph Heller, creates characters that are satirically one or the other. Character flaws that are the most apparent are: selfishness, contemptuousness, and deceitfulness. Although these are flaws, they are also palpable in the “good” characters. Whether or not a character is “good” is reliant if they attempt to benefit others. A “bad” character can be determined by recognizing if…

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    Team Identity

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    Trust is reliance on the integrity, strength, ability, surety, of a person or thing confidence. Being confident and having expectation of something to hope.Confidence in the everything of future cost for trust or goods received credit. Level of trust are related to personal characteristic of both who entrusted those who are trusted. Positive past experience and relationship have proven others to be trustworthy.Core beliefs in the goodness of people are established . group members with painful…

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    Within the text Heroism, Institutions, and the Police Procedural, written by Alasdair McMillan (a television director and producer) in 2009, the readers are introduced to the idea of good versus evil. The concept envelopes The Wire, created by David Simon, as the base subject in this case. Where the argument, which is most important and consistent throughout the text, is that The Wire does not hold any character to a strict background of good nor evil. Whether the character’s assumed title would…

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