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    What does isolation feel like and, consequently, what effects can it have on people? The characters in Of Mice and Men are troubled by their self struggles of isolationism and their dreams to overcome it. This book goes into depth about the lonely line of work these men endure and how no one cares for each other in this solitary world. In John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men, The feelings of Crooks, Curley’s wife, and George that are expressed in the novel, reveals the theme that people who are…

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    Incredible Expectations is the tale of Pip, a vagrant kid received by a metal forger's family, who has good fortunes and awesome desires, and afterward loses both his fortunes and his desires. Through this ascent and fall, then again, Pip figures out how to discover bliss. He takes in the importance of companionship and the significance of adoration and, obviously, improves as a man for it. The story opens with the storyteller, Pip, who presents himself and portrays a much more youthful Pip…

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    PSY 255, Abnormal Psychology, Dr. Phillips Optional Extra Credit (Max of 10 points if all questions answered thoroughly) Due IN CLASS no later than Tues., 12/1/15 (no late assignments accepted; can only do ONE paper) 1) Howard Hughes (played by Leonardo Dicaprio) is a wealthy man who gained oil money after his parents died. Hughes had an oil industry in Texas but moved to Hollywood to produce movies. He produced “Hell’s Angels” in two years and spent four million on the movie alone. The most…

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    There once was an alien named ganubalo who lived alone on the small planet called upallo. He was a very shy shy alien and was scared of everything. Every day he would get up and do his daily routine while being very cautious of his surroundings and running away every time he heard a strange noise. He did this everyday until one day when he heard an especially scary noise coming from above and getting louder. He ren behind a bush and hid anxiously looking up at the sky and saw a blue streak of…

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    I Kill Giants, a graphic novel by Joe Kelly and JM Ken Niimura is about elementary-schooler Barbara Thornson, a cheeky, imaginative, and awkward girl, and how she deals with difficulties at home and school by escaping to a fantasy world where she claims to “kill giants” with her prized hammer Coveleski contained in her purse. Throughout the book, Barbara dons four sets of animal ears: bear, fox, bat and rabbit ears. While wearing the ears she shows certain qualities that the animal has and…

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    Master Splinter

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    “Zap” Master Splinter heard as the bizarre machine rumbled. He had just ordered the Ninja Turtles to make him a son using his bionic genes. Master Splinter hoped that the machine wouldn't make a calamity. After a few hours in the lab the Ninja Turtles had finally finished the experiment. Before this happened the turtles had to steal government supplies and almost got apprehended. Master Splinter was going to be very upset if the turtles did not get the things he needed for the experiment. When…

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    After months of being an insect and being increasingly mistreated by his family, Gregor Samsa finally collapses from fatigue and starvation in his room, promptly dying. In the very early morning, the maid of the house comes across Gregor’s carcass, but rather than be mortified and sob, she uses an idiom and yells the fact that Gregor has passed away. The maid’s use of the idiom “dead as a doornail” in such a morbid context is a form of black humour that attempts to make light of a situation that…

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    Tony and Evelyn have been married for 12 years and have three children; Janette is the oldest, and the twins are age 4. Since the inception of their marriage, both admitted that they have had significant communication problems; constantly putting each other down and using profanity towards one another. Tony and Evelyn described that their relationship as a roller coaster, they are happy one minute and fighting the next. They described that the stress regarding their daily commute, workplace…

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    On 2/22/17 I visited Mr. Rasak at The Regency. This visit was approved by the adjuster Ms. Castle. Mr. Rasak, was sitting in a wheelchair. He was dressed. He reports he is doing good. He uses the wheelchair to go down to the dining room, exercise in the halls and independently take himself to the gym for therapies. He denies pain. He is wearing his cam boot. Mr. Rasak became tearful when speaking about going home. He is aware that he must be able to transfer himself and use the bathroom…

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    Of Mice and Men is a book written to expand human empathy. In the context and process of a plot telling the story of two men that struggle to find work in the time of the Great Depression. George Milton and Lennie Small are struggling to find work and George has had to take Initiative and take care of Lennie because of his mental condition. George is at a point in life where he has no one to confide in, or similar too it's just him having to be responsible and taking care of Lennie. Loneliness…

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