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Villette is an incredibly character driven and focused novel, centered on comedic coincidences that deal with bumping into the same people in completely different places. This focus on the characters, and their many quirks, is a true testament to Bronte’s writing abilities. She possess the ability to make one absolutely loathe certain parts of a character, while sympathizing with others. Each character has been pushed to their limit, each representing a different aspect of society and the place…

Personal finance has made me question whether a master 's degree in psychology was the right choice for me. A master in psychology was a tough degree to research and find things out about because of all the specializations that are out there In the long run when you earn a master 's degree you have a higher percentage of jobs open to you. Psychology is a career that has an opportunity to help the future of many adolescent lives and for the future generations this is a huge deal. Is a passion for…

Roy looked forward in distaste. In front of him sat a small house that resembled that of the 'American Dream'. Hell, there was even white picket fence and a petite garden protected by garden gnome. The exterior had white paneled walls that covered a good part of the outside, except for some sides of the house that had light gray brick with a dense overgrowth of ivy. To add to the primness, there was even a cobblestone path hugged by rose bushes and ornaments that led up to the front door. It…

Harriet Tubman was a very influential and religious woman who routinely put herself in danger in order to save hundreds of lives. Born into slavery on the Eastern shore of Maryland, Harriet refused to spend her life in bondage. In 1849, Harriet finally escaped slavery and dedicated her life to fighting for liberty and equality for the love of her family and friends. Her strong faith in God is what motivated her to come back and help liberate thousands of people. During her lifetime, she was…

In the play Proof by David Auburn, Catherine, the daughter of a genius mathematician, tries to restart her life after the death of her father, but doesn’t know exactly how. After years of taking care of her mentally unstable father, Robert, Catherine fears that she may end up mentally unstable like him. The fear of becoming mentally unstable causes her to push people away, and not trust quickly. Hal is a former student of Robert’s and goes through Robert’s notebooks after his death, in hopes of…

As the video demonstrates, she is young, slender with long auburn hair and bright red lipstick and high-heel shoes all symbolic characteristics associated with femininity. On the other hand, men are taught to be tough young boys, sterile from emotions and be successful and hold prestigious positions to produce a…

In this day and age people fly through gears pushing everything to its limit. With that being said we need the best ways to bring our vehicles to a stop. Over the years our braking systems have been improved over and over. In the said old days we used “spoon” brakes. Today we use ABS, air brakes, drum brakes, disk brakes, and they are even coming out with full contact disc brakes. But those are still a work in progress and it will be a few years until we see those on any type of vehicle. So in…

regulates who an agent can and cannot be. For an NCAA athlete, this agent cannot be a parent or guardian. This is to prevent the individual from receiving a bribe for the athlete to attend a certain school. An example of this occurred with former Auburn quarterback Cam Newton. Newton’s father represented him when he was transferring from a junior college. Newton allegedly took money from Mississippi State University for his son to attend the school and play football. A new rule was also adopted…

Chapter Nine The Blade of the Righteous We stood a craggy cliff, overlooking the sea. Flashes of sunset bounced off the water’s surface far below, turning everything the color of honey. I nudged Emma’s arm. “Look.” “That’s not the king’s castle,” she said. “It’s a house.” “But if you look close you’ll notice it’s surrounded by green grass and lush trees,” I said. Her eyes lit up. “You’re right.” “Hmm,” Cotton said, stroking his long beard. “It’s beautiful. But it wasn’t on the map. I don’t…

“Bicycle, bicycle, bicycle. I want to ride my bicycle, bicycle, bicycle. I want to ride my bicycle. I want to ride my bike.” High pitched in all its glory—at the top of our lungs—it was “Bicycle Race” by Queen, or The Bicycle Song in the terms of an unknowing five-year-old. It started my morning for three years. Katherina would rock out to and sing this memorable song, even through its fiftieth time, with a joy that few siblings can muster. Sometimes loud, sometimes in a fit of giggles, but…