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    Maddi Berry Great expectations essay Mod B In the book Great Expectations a character named Pip, meets many characters and faces situations that help to shape his views on life. Many different aspects of the book change his character dramatically such as wealth, social class, beliefs and wants. In the beginning of the book Pip is in a graveyard looking at his parents grave when a convict comes running towards Pip. The convict begs Pip to bring him food and a file so he may remove his…

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    Karl Marx’s The Communist Manifesto and Charles Darwin’s The Descent of Man both present the separation of humans into categories. In Marx’s The Communist Manifesto, he divides the human population into the bourgeoisie and the proletariat based on income, but claims disregarding classes and having a society in which everyone can benefit from the same level of production and do an equal amount of work will lead to a better society. Darwin brings forth the idea that ancestors of an organism…

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    Have you ever been dreaming that you were falling off of something and woke up then the dream was not real? Well in Poison by Roald Dahl the situation was sort of like that. The story was set in India(while it was a British Colony, before it gained its independence in 1947). In this story there are three main characters Timber Woods, Harry Pope, and Doctor Ganderbai. There was a krait under the bed sheet because of Harry's actions, Harry's emotions, and because of Timber's confidence.…

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    Doyle moves the reader’s attention away from the literal content of the essay by using repetition of two things: relating these animals to humans and also relating the chambers in the heart of a bunch of living animals. In the beginning of the story, Doyle compares the “hummingbird’s heart” to the “size of a pencil eraser,” and then he continues to compare the size of their heart to “the size of an infant’s fingernail” (273). These comparisons allow the reader to look at not just the facts of…

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    Over many centuries the thoughts and ideas of the western world have changed. Western Civilization is described as the norms, ethnics, culture and beliefs that have some origin of Europe. The Western World has a tendency to want to know what the meaning to life is, but more importantly what the meaning of one’s existence is. Most people need this comfort. To know they belong somewhere and they are not just wondering the earth with only death as their final destination. In this comfort one can…

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    Composers are no longer only middle aged, white men who play violin, piano and write music by hand. In today’s time, composers are producers who create music through their computer such as Pharrell Williams and Erick Arc Elliot of the Flatbush Zombies. Both of these producers repeatedly create some of the best music ever produced, and will only get better with time. The work of Pharrell is more popular than that of Erick Arc Elliot due to Pharrell’s time spent in the music industry and his…

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    The theory of evolution has been surrounded by controversy since it was proposed in the late 1800s. While Charles Darwin’s work was influenced by his predecessors, the release of his book On the Origin of Species sparked a debate that would last for decades. Early philosophers like Aristotle and early scientist like Carolus Linnaeus believed that species were unchanging, created specifically as they were by God. While sailing on the HMS Beagle, Darwin, inspired by the works of Hutton and Lyell…

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    She felt horrible, unworthy, useless, like . . . nothing. Cinderella was treated terribly and the author did great when portraying that. The author displays the traits of persistence, determination, and hope in this book very well. The author wants us to know that things may get bad in life, but if you have persistence, determination, and hope, life will get better. Cinderella is one of the most uplifting and “feel- good’ books of all time. Cinderella is one of the most beneficial books for…

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    Reginald Punnett was a very interesting man. When he was a young boy, he suffered appendicitis. Now, appendicitis is where there is a very strong pain in your appendix. To carry on, during one of his recuperative periods, he began to read all sorts of books. His father had actually bought him tons and tons of books because Reginald found it all very fascinating, and was quite interested in it. Now, years and years have passed and he’s now in college. He originally was planning on graduating…

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    You've had enough beer already.” the old woman said, calling back to the old man. “Besides, it's getting late and Halloween will be over soon anyway. The kids on the street are already starting to dwindle.” “All the reason to have one more beer!” whined the old man. “No!” shouted the old woman from the porch as she stood next to the pumpkins who were trying desperately not to give themselves up by laughing. “Ah... you're no fun.” said the old man throwing up a hand in the air in a…

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