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    The movies “The Book Thief” and “Unbroken” both represent how life was when WWII was happening. They showed how tragic and horrible life can be and how scary and hurtful some people can be. “The Book Thief” shows more of how a regular person lived their life while the war was going on and “Unbroken” shows how someone that is in a concentration camp gets treated. In the movie “Unbroken” a guy enlist in the military and his planes crashes in the Pacific. He then survives 47 days on a rafts and…

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    amount of progress of existence is presented in the past, present, future that shapes us humans. Time brings us to a character we are meant to be. Time brings us situations that provide us ways to develop how we may be viewed by others. In the novel Unbroken, Laura Hillenbrand illustrates the growth of a boy to a man which is named Louie. Hillenbrand represents a soldier in the time of war which shaped Louie to the man he needed to become to realize the true problems out there in the world.…

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    Louis Zamperini spent 47 days stranded in the Pacific with the constant danger of the sharks surrounding him. In the book unbroken sharks don’t only represent the danger they are themselves, but sharks also symbolize the trials Zam faced in the rest of his story. When thinking about sharks they tend to represent a fierce and relentless force of nature.When facing challenges in life it may end in the feeling that there is some force that is set on being against us, otherwise some relentless goal…

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    Clay accidentally solves the puzzle that those who were borrowing from the Waybacklist had been trying to solve for years in just a couple of days. He soon finds out that Mr. Penumbra and the others are all part of a bibliophile cult, The Unbroken Spine. The Unbroken Spine dates back to the days of Aldus Manutius in the late 15th century and is now a global organization, with Mr. Penumbra’s store being just one of numerous other like stores. The ultimate goal of the “cult” is to crack the code…

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    “Unbent, Unbowed, Unbroken” does not depict the first poorly handled rape scene in Game of Thrones’s history. Benioff and Weiss continuously convert canon consensual sex scenes in the books into nonconsensual ones in the show. For instance, in the pilot, Daenerys Targaryen is also raped on her wedding night by her newly wedded, Khal Drogo. Tears streaming down her face, Drogo disrobes Daenerys and as she attempts to cover her chest to preserve her sense of dignity, he removes her hands and…

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    A child is often thought to need protection from the harsh realities of the world around them: violence, poverty, sickness, and death. This protection, affords them innocence, to be “oblivious to worldly concerns”, as stated by Robin Bernstein in her book Racial Innocence. A child’s ignorance of the outside world, in effect, is part of their innocence. Yet, a child’s innocence depends on their family’s social class, their parents, and in particular: their race. In Mildred D. Taylor’s novel Roll…

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    drank alcohol, and smoked cigarettes. Then his brother convinced him to do track and he was great at it. He set records and was also the youngest to ever go to the olympics. He came in 8th place in the Olympics. The book I am talking about is Unbroken (Laura Hillenbrand). The two traits that I think define Louie the most are the traits of being Forgiving and Resilient. The trait of forgiveness is demonstrated several times within the book. To begin with, when Louie is getting…

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    The movie Unbroken directed by Angelina Jolie is based on a true story written by Laura Hillenbrand. The story is a true story about a man named Louis Zamperini, an Olympic runner who is thrown into the world of war during World War II. The movie starts with Louis’s Italian family living in a small American town. Louis has a little trouble with the police when he’s young and while running away from them finds that he has a talent in running. After years of running in track and creating a better…

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    to the non-fiction story Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand. The quote by Hardy means that a person does not want to hear a story that can be repeated by any average person, many people are interested in hearing a story that is un-relatable and unique to that person. The story Unbroken relates to the quote by Hardy since no one has experienced what Louie Zamperini and his fellow prisoners of war (POW) experienced during war. Thomas Hardy’s quote agrees with the book Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand,…

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    adversity causes difficulty and people perform better than they would if they were not facing adversity. Adversity is a difficult or unlucky situation or event. When circumstances or situations work against someone, they face adversity. In the book Unbroken, the main character Louis Zamperini faces many obstacles that test his mortality. Louis’s war experiences seemed to defy all hope. His survival appeared impossible during his time on a raft in the middle of the ocean and throughout his…

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