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    Who is am as a writer What I accomplished as a writer and what I need to keep developing going forward as the writer. My growth, improvement plan, skills I produced, and knowledge I have gained and will continue earning moving ahead as a writer. My memoir paper, literary analysis, character analysis, research paper all show what I have accomplished as a writer and how. In my memoir paper, It showed a skill I have had forever, but the only resonantly have I discovered which is…

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    His narrow feet sprang spritely across the smoothly worn, marble cobblestone. His heels danced musically leaving the ground as suddenly as a spring storms as if each stone burned like a scorching coal filled with passionate intensity. Feverish with anticipation the clamorous anarchy of his mear footsteps echoing off the narrow brick walls; abruptly broken by deafening silence of anticipation. At the crossroads of Salem and Hope Street stood the red paned door of the glass telephone box. Isolated…

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    Fall, live up to the expectation? It comes with a change of century and characters that have been moulded into, what some would falsely criticise, entirely new beings. BBC's adaption is surprisingly new… and so much more complex. Oil lamps and cobblestone roads. 1891 London was adorned with maidens and men quietly going about their lives, unlike the current day setting of BBC's adaption where the capital city is brought to life by hustling entrepreneurs and…

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    The French Revolution, one of the most chaotic, cataclysmic, and gory events in history became to be known as one that would tear apart the stained fabrics of France and inspire others nations to be independent. Why? Because the hungry, needy voices of the Third Estate echoed throughout France; voices that could not be neglected for long. It all began with the indecisive, pompous King Louis XVI and his Austrian wife Marie Antoinette. Succeeding his grandfather’s rule, which had run up extreme…

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    King Louis The Old Regime

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    for their significant march to Versailles. Average, but valiant women, smelling of the fish harbor would be the ones to force the royalty to move into Paris. As the fearless women advance to Versailles, thousands other women joined through the cobblestone streets chanting “Bread, more bread, and not so many words” while raising pikes, scythes, clubs, and muskets in the air. When they got to Versailles, they tore apart the lavish, opulent, and gold plated rooms, including “Madame Deficit’s”…

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    Gunter Demni's Analysis

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    It was an unusually cold day for Berlin in June. The year was 2014. The girl walked north from Potsdamer Platz towards Shonëberger Straße, passing a small piece of The Wall that was left standing, ironically juxtaposed against the high-rising Kolhoff Tower immediately behind it. The wall was crumbling and popping with political graffiti. Behind it, the tower was made almost entirely of glass, looking futuristic as it loomed atop the city skyline. This kind of contrast was not unusual in Berlin.…

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    Overview of Case Study This is a case study involving a young man 19 years of age who has had Crohn’s disease (CD). The disease is affecting the ileum and part of the jejunum. He has been going through this disease process for the past 5 years and has had numerous exacerbations. Because of his disease he has had delayed growth. Adding to this young man’s health issues, he has developed a fistula between the ileum and the bladder. Several members of his extended family have a history of…

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    Charles Dickens SETTING The events of this classic novel mainly take place in London, England. Research indicates this was set in the early 19th century, which was around the book’s publication date. From Oliver’s birth to his escape from the Sowerberry household, the action revolved around the countryside, within sixty-five miles from the city. The suburban abodes where Oliver lived were generally filthy, plain, and rustic. These buildings would include the farm Oliver was born in, the…

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    town to warn them hoping he wasn’t too late. But as Ryan was nearing the town his hope was lost, the town had been ransacked and set ablaze. Ryan proceeded on and entered the town hoping to find survivors. Men woman and children all lay on the cobblestone streets pale as a ghost. The city’s water system ran red with their blood. Ryan tried to take his eyes away from theirs but couldn’t Ryan dismounted his horse and walked among the dead. Staring with unbelief as he walked and moved his eyes from…

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    Liberty Leading The People

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    a fancy custom-fit black coat. Instead of holding a military weapon such as one the man to this left carries, he grips firmly onto a hunting shotgun. Just below these two figures is another man dressed in a nightshirt and one sock, collapse on cobblestones, which were scattered along the streets to form a barricade. One of the practices of the government during this time was to go after those against the government in their home torture them and drag them out to the streets, as a method to get…

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