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    In Calvino’s “The Adventure of a Nearsighted Man” the protagonist is a man named Amilcare Carruga who goes from seeing the world in uninteresting blurs to being captivated by the world around him once he can see it clearly. Upon gaining a new curiosity for life as a result of getting new glasses, Amilcare breaks through psychological defenses he had set up in order to protect himself from his fear of facing the past. Gaining the courage to return to his childhood city due to his new lenses,…

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    The character of Dexter in Winter Dreams The main character in the short story “Winter Dreams” written by F Scott Fitzgerald, is a fourteen-year-old boy named Dexter. Dexter is kind of a nut case when winter comes around He goes into an intense and emotional melancholy." It appears that winter severely affects Green’s psych; it makes him "tremble," "repeat foolish sentences" and "command imaginary audiences." In winter, he fantasizes – primarily about golf games, which he plays "over the…

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    Neil Gaiman, there is an ordinary boy. In the beginning he finds himself at the end of the lane he lives at. Someone stole his family car and killed themselves in it. He meets a new friend named Lettie Hempstock during that time and she has an ordinary pond in front of her house. The pond is magical and the Boy soon realizes that later on in the story. Soon, the lonely boy you hardly know about will become something you never thought he could be. Lettie and the Boy start to make a magical…

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    Roger marched into the store with his head held high. It’s his birthday and nobody could break him now. Roger pauses and gives attention to the King Size Cookies n’ Cream Hershey bar on the shelf, his hand extends into his pocket before he realizes he has no money, or not any real money at least. Roger pulls out the fraudulent money, and glances at it, he notices he has three, one dollar bills, and 2 quarters, after staring at it he puts it back into his pocket. At the register, the lady’s name…

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    time, cultures all around the world have come to understand that without clear guidance on the journey to manhood, males have a difficult time transiting boy to man. Thus, rites of passage were presented in nearly every culture as an important ritual. For ancient Spartans, becoming a soldier was the only way one could be acknowledged as a man. The boy would be sent out with only a knife to kill slaves, called helots, without being identified and must return. After successfully…

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    Island, in the story, a small group of boys are stranded on an island in the Pacific Ocean and are left to survive with each other until eventually they fight their way back to a proper civilization. In the 1950’s an author named William Golding read that story and believed that that wouldn’t be what would happen to a group of boys with no adults, so he wrote his own take on the story in a novel called Lord of the Flies. In Lord of the Flies a group of boys are stranded on a lively island rich…

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    the knowledge of past events or experiences notwithstanding. In mathematical theory and logical comparisons, with regard to transitivity law, the boy and the old general are supposed to be the same person i.e if the boy is the same person as the young army officer, and the young army officer is the same as the old general, then, transitively, the boy is the same person as the old army general. Therefore, Reid’s allegory faults Locke’s memory theory on the basis of…

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    from Sunseri’s classmates and principle discussing the negative impacts of dress code on girls (Zhou). Many people ask though, who is really to blame: the girl or the guy? Emily, a junior from Santa Barbara, California made a point by stating that a boy will be accepted for running shirtless on a hot day for…

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    both story about "The Man Who Was Almost a Man" and the poem "Girl" was shared the main ideas about how they are struggles to be grown up like an adult in their life. In the story of "The Man Who Was Almost a Man" by Richard, is a story talk about a boy who seventeen years old named Dave was trying to learn a good lesson from author and bring into his life to become a real man. In which the lesson of an adolescent as Dave Saunders has overcome numerous hurdles to become a mature adult such as…

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    Madison Stine Calloway-Baxter Composition I 19 September 2016 Summary/Response: “Guys vs. Men” Dave Barry uses this essay to explain certain characteristics of guys and their behavior. Barry introduces the idea that “men”, is a term that holds guys to a higher standard by giving them more responsibility, having certain expectations for guys, and liking certain things or being a certain way in turn won't automatically make them men by doing these things. He continues on with providing examples…

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