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    The novel A Separate Peace, written by John Kowles, follows the story of a high school student of Gene Forester. It begins as Gene is revisiting his old high school after graduating and he visits key spots in his life and tells his story along with the tragedies. He was attending Devon’s high school during the start of World War II. As he tells his story he coves over three major themes. The novel occurs in the same time as another novel, Night, which follows the story of a Jewish teenager. The…

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    Childhood innocence and imagination are powerful elements and can shape a child’s life. In the story “Zolaria,” the author uses symbols and imagery to argue childhood innocence and imagination can be harmful. To fully experience life, one must grow out of childhood imagination and mature into adulthood. The narrator of “Zolaria” starts her tale as a young, wide-eyed girl and ends still naïve but as an adult. However, the narrator tries to rid herself of imagination by becoming friends with the…

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    the tremendous weight of his guilt and remorse have been lifted from his shoulders. Noodles never breaks the illusion of acknowledging the truth of his host 's identity. He responds to Max as only “Mr. Bailey,” even though he’s very much aware of his true identity. In Noodle’s mind, the Max he knew has been dead the moment he found out he was killed in the shootout. It 's almost as if he must keep Max dead in order to keep him at a distance. When Mr. Bailey makes the request for Noodles to kill…

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    getting back at someone not only amplifies the problem, but can also possibly endanger lives. One example of when revenge only makes thing worse is when T.J. tells the Wallaces about how bad a teacher Mama is as payback, he ends up losing his only true friends. This is an example of how revenge can only make things worse. For instance, in the middle of chapter 4 T.J. gets called out for cheating on a test. T.J. gets mad so to…

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    motivation within the group of participants. Being able to look at a task as necessary or productive instead of just “work” goes a long way. My eagerness to meet and connect with others would also be an asset for relationship building. I possess a true concern for others, which I anticipate would help in both attaching meaning to the tasks we complete and in forming connections with other…

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    friends along with their respect. The pattern of Charlie’s development is like that of a flower and as temporal. He is compared to a lotus, which induces forgetfulness. In Homer’s Odyssey, the Lotus-eaters were those who forgot homeland and ties of friendship and family. The Halifax Regional School Board (HRSB) makes a great comparison between Charlie’s development and Homer’s Odyssey. They state that Charlie’s development is timed and that he will not continuously progress. He is aware of…

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    Is social media the most modern way of communication? Social media is the use of web-based and mobile technologies to turn communication into an interactive dialogue. Social media gives the users an opportunity to socialize and communicate with each other mutually as compared to other regular media that offers one-way communication such as newspaper and television. This use of technology has enabled social media become efficient than any other form of communication. Therefore, can we out rightly…

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    they are trying to find an identity while being apart of two different cultures. This affects their lives in several aspects. Ultimately leads to major changes in their relationships throughout the course of the novels. Junior from The Absolutely True Diary of A American Born Indian by Sherman Alexie (ATD) and Jin from…

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    feeling and decides to follow it wherever it will take her. Within days of classes, Celina and Jessie becomes friend. However, at the bottom of Jessie’s heart, the attraction goes deeper than friendship. As Celina’s wedding day approaches, the pressure mounts for Jessie to tell Celina the secret and to be true to herself. “She is my teacher”, will be a book of Jessie and Celina’s lesbian love stories. The book explores the clashes…

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    The piercing exchange of the eye’s iris, the gentle fluttering of butterflies, the strong beats of a drum and the river of thoughts that travel across the mind, it’s flirtatious, lust or love at first sight. The gentle touch on the shoulder, warm embraces feel the heart, the gentle and warm breath that lands so softly on the cheek from the face to face eye gazing, these are the beginnings of erotic moments that can lead to a lifetime of love. In the epic of “Gilgamesh” translated by Foster…

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