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    Child Abandoned Drugs destroy people’s lives daily. The “Quit Smoking Commercial” made by the organization, Quit, is targeting parents who are shortening their lives by the use of cigarettes. Since smoking destroys lives, he or she ultimately abandons their child by smoking, leaving them lost in this cold world. The advertisement pierces into the hearts of parents by presenting a metaphorical situation where a child losing his mother in a train station represents a mother dying leaving a child…

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    In a lifetime people will have many codes or rules that they will morph over time. They might honor them or they may abandon them as time goes by. Peter is a young boy who grows up in South Carolina during the time of segregation. His world gets turned upside down when he abandons his code of being a wealthy civilized boy who dislikes people with darker skin tone to immersing himself in the aboriginal culture, becoming what he knows as being “uncivilized”, and starting to be more hands on.…

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    If I M Up Here Analysis

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    today .abandonment,,, just like having no clothes or no speech, can be very drastic. .So i'm up here ,by myself,,it's me against every single one of you ,and no ones by my side yet i'm still standing up here in front of…

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    The fiend in Frankenstein suffers from abandonment and depression; however, the debate of nature versus nurture is one that applies to the monster. Because the monster is a product of an unfortunate environment, he makes tragic life choices. He murders and impairs others to gain the attention of his creator, who left him alone and defenseless. As a young child, he was not nurtured and quickly became inept at dealing with his emotions. University of Saskatchewan's Colleen Miller states, “……

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    Abandonment In Infants

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    Abandonment and neglect can have damaging effects as early as infancy. Infants that are abandoned and neglected develop physical abnormalities such as poor muscle growth and the inability to support their own body weight. For example, “if the infant lies unattended for long periods, hair is rubbed off the back of the head, and the back of the head may become flattened.” (Crosson-Tower, 1999, page 72). On the social development side, infants develop low confidence and are “unwilling to make eye…

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    Leaving Gilded Analysis

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    Although not always apparent to the naked eye, abandonment is happening continuously. Whether that be physically or emotionally. In "Leaving Gilead", Pat Carr, the author, shows the hardships and devastation that can happen to a child who is emotionally abandoned by their parent. Saranell, an eight year girl, is a prime example of this. Her mother, Geneva, is in a loveless marriage with a loveless relationship with her daughter. As an eight year girl, Saranell will have to live with the…

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    Definition Of Abandonment

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    gives many different definitions for abandonment. One being, “to give up control of.” When the phrase “I haven’t seen Mom since Monday” started slipping out of my mouth on a Thursday afternoon and “Dad said ten words to me last night before he went to bed” became a regular excuse for not knowing what’s going on, I realized how little control my parents had over my life. They had given up control, for the most part, which the dictionary defines as abandonment. My sophomore year my mom got a…

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    Shelley’s Novel, Frankenstein, the main protagonist, Victor Frankenstein pursues diligently in order to find the elixir of life. Even though Victor had an earnest desire to acquire knowledge, his lacks of compassion for his creation through the act of abandonment had a devastating impact not only on the people around him, but also himself. Shelley portrays in Frankenstein that people are influenced by personal motivations that would enhance their partake in hostile acts. In the beginning of the…

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    Victor’s Abandonment What does the novel imply/suggest about humanity’s capacity for good and evil? One is most susceptible to outside influence when they have no knowledge and search for connections in the world around them, for humans this comes in the first years of one’s life. In Mary Shelley's novel Frankenstein, a man toils to create life from lifeless matter. His hardships prove to be useless when he accomplishes his goal and renders it useless and a disgrace. The creature created in…

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    Abandonment In Australia

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    This fear drives the nation's foreign policy as well as the creation of alliances with other countries. Australia’s fear of abandonment stems from the fact that the country has been left out in the past, especially after the Second World War such as the Cairo Declaration on November 1943, which left Australia and New Zealand out of something that could potentially affect them. As…

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