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    The two excerpts from “The Fault In Our Stars” by John Green, and “ The Love Song” by J. Alfred Prufrock, The speaker in the poem intricately explains Augustus’s and Hazel's view about life. The meaning of life is a question asked by many and answered by few, scholars go there whole lives searching for the question of life, and they come back with various answers. Life cannot be summed up into one sentence or answered by one man, because not everyone wants the same out of life. The question…

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    The book The Fault in Our Stars tells us a story about pain, love and fear. A 17-year old girl Hazel meets an 18-year-old boy Augustus at a support group. Although Hazel has serious cancer and Augustus has one leg because of osteosarcoma, they fall in love with each other. Hazel shares the novel named An Imperial Affliction which is written by Peter Van Houten to Augustus. Both of them are addicted to the novel and are eager to know the subsequent story of the characters. They write emails to…

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    “Grief does not change you, Hazel. It reveals you.” This quote taken from The Fault in Our Stars, written by John Green, succinctly expresses how grief has influenced Kurt Vonnegut 's writing. John Green, a modern day author, can compare to Kurt Vonnegut,a writer from the 1930s, as authors from all time periods are prone to incorporate personal experiences and grief into writing. Vonnegut 's life experiences of losing one 's mother and sister, lacking a dependable father figure, and being…

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    Hazel Grace Lancaster is a sixteen-year-old girl who believes that we have a choice in this world on how to tell sad stories, the sugar-coated way or the truthful way. She prefers the truth, and this is the truth. In the book The Fault in Our Stars by John Green, Hazel is diagnosed with stage 4 thyroid cancer at age thirteen. She refuses to be defined by her illness and due to that, she lives an extraordinary life. Hazel changes many was from the beginning to the end of the story including…

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    Moreover, Cry the Beloved Country, along with The Fault in Our Stars clearly represents the ability to overcome fear with the power of love among the characters. Love and fear are both described as consequently strong emotions when Gary Wilson states that “love tends to breed more love, and fear tends to breed more fear. It’s up to us” (Wilson 1). Although fear is a commanding emotion that mainly takes control of the human body, love is just as powerful as fear and reminds humans to rejoice…

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    The Fault in our stars is a fiction book written by John Green that shadows the difficult life of Hazel Grace Lancaster, who suffers with thyroid cancer, and for that reason, she walks around accompanied by an oxygen tank. Hazel squanders her days at home watching TV with her parents, which is why her mom hustles Hazel to attend a cancer support group, to kindle friendships and engage a social life. Even though Hazel was reluctant to attend the support group, she goes anyway to make her parents…

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    The Secret Life of Bees and The Fault in Our Stars are both “coming-of-age” novels. In the Secret Life of Bees, the main character Lily, a fourteen year old girl with a devastating past. In The Fault in Our Stars, the main character Hazel, a 16 year old girl fighting cancer. Lily and Hazel both share similar “coming-of-age” experiences. They both share innocence at the beginning and maturation by the end, face test and challenges throughout the novels, and have mentors that help and guide…

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    Compare and Contrast The Fault in Our Stars Book vs Movie The Fault in Our Stars is a popular, phenomenal, book written by John Green, that was made into a movie that is also quite phenomenal. The Fault in Our stars is about to kids with cancer, Hazel and Gus, who fall in love and aspire to meet their favorite author together. The novel was even number one on the USA Today’s best-seller list in 2014 (Minzesheimer). One of the most asked questions when comparing a book to a movie is which…

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    Penny, Wendy, Darren 11A Literature Compare and Contrast Hazel and Augustus Hazel and Augustus are two main characters from the book “the fault in our star”. Their lives are restricted by cancer, but cancer also brings them together. After reading the book, we found that Augustus and Hazel are similar in their perceptions and attitudes, and partly difference in their characteristics. Hazel and Augustus are two distinctive individuals, which can be attributed to their marked difference.…

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    Pain and Suffering In the novel The Fault in our Stars by John Green it shows the reader the suffering not only with the main characters Hazel Grace Lancaster and Augustus Waters but their family as well. Suffering is an experience that involves physical and mental pain from a sense of loss or a feeling of powerlessness about a series of events. Not only is this book about Hazel and Augustus suffering together, but the secondary characters suffer as well. Hazel’s mom, Mrs. Lancaster suffered…

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