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    Hero's Journey (TKAM and F451) The Call The call is an event which "calls" the character into action or adventure. It is the start of the characters journey/adventure. Atticus' call The call in To Kill a Mockingbird was when Atticus was called or requested by the state to take on Tom Robinson's rape case. This called Atticus to one of the biggest court cases that Maycomb county has ever seen. Guy's call Guy's call wasn't a literal call like Atticus, but instead his call was meeting Clarisse, the…

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    of perfection. Nonetheless, media depictions of what it means to look and act female result to the achievement of unnatural body adjustment, and thus is hazardous for many females as they are more prone to the diseases of hysteria, anorexia and agoraphobia (Bordo, 1989, p. 125). To categorize as a gender, one must create differences in our body that are not natural, essential or biological (West and Zimmerman, 1987, p.39). In other words, Zimmerman and West are analyzing the point that it is not…

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    Psychology as a whole can be defined as the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. One fascinating aspect of psychology is the subsection known as abnormal psychology. This essay will define what abnormal psychology is; outline the various criteria used to define abnormal behavior and discuss the differences between Psychiatrists, Clinical Psychologists, and Social Workers. First we must define what abnormal psychology is. One of the more succinct definitions can be found in…

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    How many more kids have to go on medication for depression and anxiety from being bullied? Fear of bullies keeps 160,000 kids out of school each year(Battling Bullying) How many more have to make up excuses to not want to go to school because of bullying? How many more kids need to die by their own hand or the bully’s hand? We need bullying to be contained. Bullying is a big issue now in this modern generation because it is fought more with words than fists. Bullies are still physical when…

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    When it comes down to it, most people would rather listen to a biased tale from one of their best friends than an unbiased recollection of the same event by someone uninvolved, which is exactly why Mark Watney of The Martian makes such a convincing and relatable narrator. Andy Weir, the author of The Martian, uses personability to create an environment surrounding the botanist, mechanical engineer, and astronaut who leads the novel that gives the reader a reason to become invested. Not only is…

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    Everyone suffers daily from some form of pain. The whole world suffers on some scale and dealing with this pain can be difficult for most. Some look for a whole new way at looking at life so that they can focus on bettering themselves and overall the world. J.K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter series, gives a speech at one of Harvard's graduation ceremony in 2008. She wanted to give an inauguration speech that the graduates could remember and benefit from which she wishes happened at her…

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    awards for her traditional home-styled Southern recipes displayed in them (“Paula Deen”). Along with this, she has become a Southern lifestyle icon. According to her biography, “Paula has become an American phenomenon, overcoming poverty, doubt and agoraphobia to achieve success and acclaim she could never have imagined” (Paula Deen). In contrast to Emeril Lagasse, Paula Deen struggled in her journey to become a successful chef by going through a large amount of troubled times at the beginning…

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    The perks of being a wallflower, Charlie a 15 years old male, a freshman in high school. The youngest child in his family, with two older siblings. He is entering into a new phase of childhood, that is one of the most difficult times for some children; and Charlie is no different. He portrays a typical teenager, who is socially awkward, shy and wants to fit in with the group of other classmates. Likely, most teenagers experiences the “Drama, Lies, Tears Cheers to the Teenage years.” (1)…

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    Emily Dickinson is widely known for her morbid poems of death, loss and pain. Even though Emily Dickinson was not widely known in her time, she is now known all over the world as one of the greatest American poets. “From the time when Emily Dickinson first began to write poetry until her last fading pencil marks on tattered bits of paper, the mystery of death absorbed her” (Heaven Beguiles The Tired). Several of Emily’s poems assures readers everywhere her infatuation with death and the…

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    Serial killers. When brought up the same questions are always asked from the curious: how they did it? But what people need to be asking is why they did it? At first it may be a hard to answer question, but in reality, by putting together different past events, scenarios can be created that can be related to popular theories that can explain that it is due to how a person is raised that can affect whether or not they become a serial killer. Three serial killers that this is applicable to are Ted…

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