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    with a dozen piercings on his face explaining how to use fortune telling crystals. It shone in the display, my silver tree, the only one in the case with a little splash of color. I bought it and took it home, and it became the pendant I carry. The pendant I carry started out as a forgettable bobble, a silly little reference understood by myself alone. It hung on my door, worn sparingly and paired with swooping neck lines. I enjoyed the slight weight, enjoyed the feeling of something encircling…

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    Collins in her article, “Guns in Your Face”, point out some of the issues that people face today when it comes to open carry of a firearm. Collins outstandingly proves her points by showing the reader clear and conscious facts of the dangers that come with open carry of firearms along with recognizing notable instances where gun owners decide to boast their right to openly carry a firearm. Collin’s superior writing abilities allowed her to practice both logical and emotional appeal in this…

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    items you can carry, because you fear one may become lost, broken or in some cases, is not the exact tool or material for the job. Where Redundancy Is Important Survival packs for each member of the group or family is important. If a member becomes separated from the group or family that person needs the supplies, tools, and materials to survive independently of the group. It would be easy to imagine a family or group dividing supplies in various packs based on much a person can carry. The…

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    What might a person carry throughout their daily routine? A woman may carry her purse and a man may carry his wallet and phone. These objects are physical items which a person can carry, however, one may not think of the emotional or psychological burdens a person carries throughout their daily life. The stress of paying the bills is what someone can figuratively carry. So as the day goes by, in the back of their head they are thinking of the long hours they need to work in order to pay their…

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    reflects on other items he carries through his daily life, such as memories, stress, and his daughter. What people carry with them is a glimpse into their mind, soul, and heart. It helps define who they are as a person and their possible future. I carry tangible and intangible items constantly through my daily life. Some I carry with pride, but others are heavy and weigh me down. I choose which ones I want to show and which ones I want to hide. I don’t let the things I carry affect me every day…

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    Mental Load In Tim O´ Brien´s “The Things They Carried” soldiers carry plenty of physical weight depending on necessity; however, mental stresses are heavier. The fear of death is a burden that the characters carry as well as nostalgia for their love ones. The heavy war equipment that they carry for survival, Kiowa´s trauma of Ted Lavender´s death and Lieutenant Cross concern of another tragedy happening are all signs of their fear of death. Equally, materialistic memories, reminiscence and…

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    O'Brien is a series of war stories that consist of both tangible and intangible objects. O'Brien explains what each soldier carries, and the objects significance. The author conveys his messages throughout the story by using symbolistic objects such as the baggage the soldiers carry and the New Testament to portray the physiological effects of the Vietnam war. The soldiers carry many physical things on their backs, such as: knives, pictures, helmets, bibles, bandages, guns. There is no lack…

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    In our life, everyone carries different kinds of baggage which have different emotions, guilt, religion, pictures and also some special as well as sad memory. In the novel The Things They Carried, Tim O’Brien describes American soldiers who bear to take a physical and mental pain during the Vietnam war. Some soldiers have to carry emotional baggage after someone’s loss and some soldiers carry pictures of their loved ones, family or friends who die during the war. They also take different types…

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    that teachers did not and don't sign up for that kind of work. One thing he is missing is that not all have to carry a gun so you have the choice. The author also said that some people that carry guns in schools may not have a lot of experience, but if you look into the schools that do carry they require the teacher to go through courses to carry and a law enforcement course to carry, and shooting courses yearly. So it is not like they don't know how to use a gun at…

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    war. O’Brien also uses the reasons why each man carries the item to illustrate the dramatic character change war can have on an individual. These descriptions lead to the theme of “The Things They Carried”, which is that war is a heavy burden for someone to carry, emotionally and physically. Each character carries items to aid in dealing with the tragic war experiences facing them each day. For example, one of the soldiers Dave Jensen carries a toothbrush, dental floss, and multiple…

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