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    in a maze. He struggled with beating Algernon but motivated himself to overcome this obstacle. In the story, “Flowers for Algernon”,Daniel Keyes, creates the theme, determination can lead a person to overcome huge odds. The first way the theme is shown through the story is through the characters. Charlie, the main character, shows the theme that determination can lead to a person overcoming imense odds. According to the text, Dr. Strauss thinks Charlie trys very hard to acheive…

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    La-La Land Themes

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    rather than a foreshadowing conclusion that only appeals to the eyes of the viewers. However, this theatrical cinema exemplifies strive and success toward passions that people consider unreachable. The movie purveys repetitive music and intriguing themes that focus on the remembrance of love and attainable dreams. Both Mia and Sebastian’s ambitious lives collide together to form not only an affectionate relationship, but also an impacting experience to reach to their full potential. During a…

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    Winger Theme

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    A Dead End Road The theme on the book ‘Winger’ by Andrew Smith is a very relatable theme to this book. The theme is ‘Bad decisions lead to bad consequences’. This theme heavily supports Winger because of the fact that when the main character Ryan-Dean does something inappropriate or just plain stupid, he gets punished for it. That’s why this theme ‘Bad decisions lead to bad consequences’ fits this book perfectly. Ryan-Dean has made a terrible mistake. Since he was with older guys, he thought…

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    Loss In The Outsiders

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    breakdown. The author mentions Bob’s mom reaction to show how loss could change you and you need to stick together with someone to get over the loss. Maybe if Bob’s mom talked to his friends she would have gotten over his death. This connects to the theme because Bob’s mom tried to get over the loss of her son by coping by herself and the negative result was Bob’s mom having a nervous…

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    “The Boxing Champions Antonio and Felix” Friendship is the relationship between two people that you will have a relationship with forever. Antonio and Felix both have the same dream about being the champions but Felix is more motivated and Antonio is more relaxed. Antonio and Felix are both have the same dream of being the champions for boxing. They both feel bothers and really close friends. Antonio and Felix are both seventeen years old, and they both really enjoy boxing. Antonio and Felix…

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    I’m not going to start this story off like any normal story. No, this isn’t some Once-Upon-a-Time sort of thing. This was no ordinary story. But to be honest, I never really knew how to start a story. So, maybe I’ll just start it with an explosion. Yeah, that’s how I’ll do it. An explosion. The explosion wasn’t from a gun, or a bomb. No, it was an explosion of police. The Imperial Crowd Control Force, to be exact. The Imperials were conducting another raid. Normally it wouldn’t be even worth…

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    The thing that makes a memory worthy of being in the yearbook is one that makes you happy. It needs to be something that makes you smile when you see it in the yearbook years from now and today. You can be 60 years old and sitting with your husband and children looking back in your high school yearbook and see all the great memories that you made at your high school. You can see your homecoming memories like dressing up each day and having the homecoming parade, homecoming football game memories…

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    The general theme in Langston Hughes poem “Mother to Son” is even though life can kick you down and beat you up, you always need to get up and keep climbing. Langston Hughes supports this theme with many different lines and phrases. For example, the mother in the poem says, “Life for me ain’t been no crystal stair.” (Stanza 1, Line 2) The crystal stair in this poem represents an easy path in life and when the mother says that she hasn’t had a crystal stair, she means she hasn’t had an easy,…

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    Boy's Life

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    differences in their themes. Some about the way the characters feel and others about the general mood of the story. Either way, both stories, create a great message given to the reader. The story "Boy's Life" differs from "Emancipation: A Life Fable" by the character’s thoughts and actions. This story has the character knowing he will be "free" and leaving the school. In the other story it is an accident that he had the option to leave or not. This would make the theme of "Boy's Life" more…

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    Themes are what make a story interesting. In “”By the Waters of Babylon” by Stephen Vincent Benet, the themes are what make this story interesting. There are many interesting storylines and themes throughout this book. But three important themes are overcoming fear, when a place becomes a wasteland people rebuild, and advancement of through exploration are all central themes throughout this story. John is a very scared child. Throughout the book John is constantly expressing his fears. His…

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