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    they once purchased as a joke. Adapting to life…

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    Those that understood how horrifying this situation was, such as the black community, bonded together and created connections to help support those in need. This lesson is related to the differences in society of the 1920s women’s rights movement and the civil rights movement for African Americans. Using the New Historical lens, one could relate the novel to connect past works of art during the time to the abolitionist fight and the civil war. Other works of fiction that were written for civil…

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    Nature is the force that propels bees to fly themselves to the death just for the chance to mate with their queen. Nature is the floods that swallow up towns and cities and destroy the lives of hundreds. These dark truths are concealed by society’s obsession with the beauty and meaning of nature. In today’s society, we no longer reflect Emerson’s fanciful view of nature but Oates’s cynical perspective. Nature is imperfect and does not hold the ability to reflect secret truths or enlighten us…

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    Bilbo's Things Fall Apart

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    In chapters six and seven, Bilbo comes to an understanding of the rings power and becomes adept of the ring and masters its use. When retelling the story of how he escaped from the goblins and Gollum, Bilbo fails to mention the ring and keeps it a secret. The other dwarves begin to respect him after he tells his tale; their growing respect differs from the attitude they had toward Bilbo at the beginning of the story, when they only tolerated him for Gandalf's sake. After the group resumes their…

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    enemy and forgive him. The books we have read this year demonstrate both the success that comes from standing up to an enemy and the suffering that comes when one cannot find the courage to do so, preventing him from finding his future. In The Secret Life of Bees, Lily succeeds at looking the enemy in the eye when she finally forgives herself for accidentally killing her mother. However, in The Lovely Bones, it takes Susie Salmon a long time to look her enemies,…

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    Although the words are simple it keeps the readers interested. it helps make what she is saying easier to understand. By giving simple descriptive words it makes the reader want to continue. Angelou says “then they swarm around me, a hive of honey bees.” by giving the metaphor it allows the reader to create an image. People would not continue to read the poem if she wrote “i walk into the room and the men fond over me” its the same thing but not as intriguing. The phrase “Phenomenal Woman” “sets…

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    he also studied meteorology before he studied genes Gregor entered college by age 21, when he was in school at a younger age his teachers knew that he was very smart. He also was a monk. People believe that in the library he used to study in was a secret room where all the monks would study and that is when Gregor got into discovering genes. He…

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    is wrong with how they were living. These children need a good parent-child relationship. There are many studies on the correlation between parent-child relationships, and the outcome of a child. Lord of the Flies by William Golding and The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd show that the introduction of a positive parental role model to a child, formally in an unfit situation, can change the child’s future and is critical for the child’s development. Living…

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    This world would function as a “hive mind” similar to how worker bees fend for a hive and give their lives for something they most likely cannot comprehend. The collective whole would be the center of life for anyone in such a world, making it blasphemy for someone to accomplish something alone or feel displeased with something trivial such as a job assignment. This justifies Equality…

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    “If your daily life seems poor, do not blame it; blame yourself that you are not poet enough to call forth its riches; for the Creator, there is no poverty.” This is German-born poet Rainer Maria Riike, quote on society’s lack of appreciation for nature. Nobel Prize winner V.S. Naipaul is a Trinidadian author who won the award for literature in the year 2001, he was born Sir Vidiadhar Surajprasad Naipaul in Chaguanas in the year 1932. As a teenager he attended the Queen’s Royal College in Port…

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