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    While at first glance the characters, settings, and difficulties faced in Judith Guest’s Ordinary People seem mundane and commonplace, the novel’s subtext, about a psychological battle against the self, transforms this “ordinary” WASP family into an extraordinary family in despair. Conrad, the protagonist, and son of Beth and Calvin, returns from the hospital and prepares for his first day of school since his suicide attempt, which was fueled by his immense guilt over the death of his brother,…

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    methods to get a reader hooked on their stories. The story “Old Ben” is a narrative nonfiction written by Jesse Stuart about a boy who goes walking in the woods one day, there the boy finds a friendly black snake, the boy then names the snake Old Ben and takes him home where he keeps him in the corncrib, one morning his family’s dog starts going towards the corncrib, then the boy has to confess to keeping the black snake in the corncrib, his father agrees to letting him keep the snake and the…

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    In The Brief Wondrous Life Of Oscar Wao it describes a boy who once he hit his early adolescence years he was bullied and left aside. “He no longer went anywhere near the girls because at best they ignored him, at worst they shrieked and called him gordo asqueroso!” (Wao 135). The boys are expected to be over muscular with abs and a slim fit body in order to look attractive an image of an unrealistic body type. Also, a (Aiello) high percentage of our youth in America have social media, and/or…

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    This day was like most here at the Jersey Shore. The sun was shining, the water was glistening and the sky was cloudless. It was the epitome of the perfect beach day. Everything seemed perfect, but almost too perfect. As we finished our morning workout the other guards and I waited for stand assignments of the day. As always, I was hoping to have one of the more popular streets, so my day could be a little more exciting than usual. But of course I was disappointed yet again and was placed on H…

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    change that violence can affect. The physical effect from violence is obvious on how it can change a life, however, the mental effect is not noticeable to everyone. The two literatures that can demonstrate how violence can affect people, in this case boys, mentally are Fist Stick Knife Gun and “Male Bodies and the White Terror”. An example of a mental effect would be trauma which is a very difficult or unpleasant experience that causes someone to have mental or emotional problems and usually for…

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    presented via Plato’s Gorgias. I will argue that Cyrus’s success as leader of the world’s most powerful empire could not have come to fruition without his utilization of the Socratic method of thought and questioning throughout his development as a boy, youth, and mature man. Specifically, I will connect…

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    story that uses the first person narrator, written by James Joyce. It was published in 1914. The story is about a young boy’s first love in Ireland. The teenage love between a young boy who lives amongst blindness and darkness all along and a young girl, Mangan 's sister, is his neighbor. These surrounding give the boy rise to attempting for reaching love; It represents light in this position. However, it ends by hopeless; He realizes that his goal for her which is his feel of love, is just an…

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    ways that have exposed how a boy is supposed to grow up into a man.( Soraya, Chemaly. "The Real Boy Crisis: 5 Ways America Tells Boys Not to Be “girly”." Saloncom RSS.) Her research addresses the stereotypes males are faced with when it comes to being a man. There are certain rules and regulations they are entitled to follow in order to properly be categorized as a man. If one strays away from these guidelines they are ridiculed and bullied. She also talks about how boys are trained at a young…

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    Ever since I was a little girl, I have been taught about what a girl should and shouldn’t do, what a girl should or shouldn’t wear, and even what a girl should or shouldn’t be. And as I got older my identity has slowly conformed to these gender ideas. But, what if when I was younger I hadn’t been taught about gender and what if gender ideals wouldn’t have been pushed onto us by the media? Would I be the same person that I am today, or would I be someone completely different? I would hope that I…

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    husband, friends, and family. I just looked at my son and said “Do you want to be in the dance class?” He said yes and so that is exactly what I did. I told everyone who was against it that I wasn’t going to hinder his development based on the bias that boys don’t take dance classes. In the end everyone saw my point of view, I can be very persuasive when I truly believe in something. My son loved dance at this age, and he learned coordination, and developed great listening skills in the…

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