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    Disappointing Birthday Present “Okay class, you only have to do the first ten problems for homework and. . .” my teachers voice was trailing off in my head. All I could think about was my birthday tomorrow. It will be the best birthday ever, I was thinking. “Ring! Ring!” My thoughts were disturbed by a loud ear splitting noise. School was finally over. I couldn’t wait to get home. Later that afternoon, I was doing my homework with a bowl of cereal. “So, what do you want for your birthday?” my…

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    Short films, known for it’s creative freedom, due to lower commercial restrictions, allow the director to make personal choices and express creative ideas in a more effective way given a shorter period of time. This can be seen in the, short film Birthday boy (2004) directed by Sejong Park, which explores the innocence of children as a minute part of this world and how they don't understand the dangers of solitary life of a war stricken child. Vincent (1982) by Tim Burton…

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    Despite the disregard of their status, the issue of class hierarchy returns during Mr. Perks’ birthday. In preparation of the birthday gifts for Mr. Perks, the children’s mother brings up a stereotype of the underprivileged class when she states, “I only hope he won’t be offended and think its CHARITY. Poor people are very proud you know.” () The mother explains that poor people refuse gifts due to the implication that if they were to accept, they had failed to support their own family. In a…

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    In the short story, "The Birthday Party" by Katherine Brush, the author utilizes imagery, repetition, and irony. Through those literary devices, the author promotes the idea that the couple is unhappy and having problems within their relationship. These literary devices portray the image of being in a toxic relationship. The author identifies a couple and grasps sudden attention towards them. The author, demonstrating imagery states, "They were a couple in their late thirties, and they looked…

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    Birthday Accident Today was the day that I didn’t expect to happen. I walked out the church cafeteria after eating pizza. It was greasy, oily, and excellent. I felt like I was in paradise. Plop! I was struck by something brown. It was a football. I was hit by a car. I got up quickly as I could because I was not about to le anyone see. I looked around making sure no one saw what happened, but all I could see was my little cousin playing handball and my older cousins playing rugby. A sigh of…

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    1. Would you agree that Beckett’s Waiting for Godot perfectly encapsulates all the uncertainties of modernity? Samuel Beckett’s Waiting for Godot belongs to the Theatre of the Absurd. The absence of a meaningful plot, of objective dialogues and of absolute certainty is the state of absurdity. Beckett utilizes absurdity to play around with the concept of existential nullity which saw man trapped in a hostile world. Human life is meaningless and this created a sense of alienation, despair and…

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    It was me, my friends Jamieson, Matt, Kael, Kyle and Spencer at Jamieson’s Birthday Party. We were six energetic friends ready to have fun for the rest of the day. We started off the party by going outside and playing football. So we got on our shoes, ran out the door, and got the field ready. Football was fun, of course, but my friend Matt was acting rather annoying while we were playing, however it didn’t ruin the excitement. After two games of football, we came inside and played video games.…

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    Birthdays in Different Societies In the dystopian novel The Giver, by Lois Lowry, Jonas’s society celebrates birthdays both similarly and differently from the current American society. First, both societies acknowledge birthdays, but the way they are acknowledged is different. In Jonas’s society, birthdays are done in one mass celebration. Until age twelve, the celebrations are done over two days in December. Also, in The Giver, birthdays are only celebrated for twelve years. After the Ceremony…

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    so I thought that I could explain it better in my paper and in the presentation than the other topics. The box and whisker plot is used to show the shape of the distribution, it's central value, and it's variability. Before Barry Manilow's 74th birthday, he started to wonder, what are the ages of people's favorite singers? Barry thought for a while, how could I find this answer? So, he went online and found out that the box and whisker plot would be the best way for him to finally get his answer…

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    I remember the excitement over me as I sat anxiously on my seventh birthday waiting to peel open the presents that sat in front of me. My heart raced as I freed the last gift from its paper cover to find a gray Nintendo game boy, although already a dated piece of technology at the time, this gift was particularly special to me as it was a hammy down from my uncle and also the first gaming system that I owned. I was captivated by it and spent most of my days playing old games like Zelda or Scooby…

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