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    Texas, so hot and humid. But under all that rancid heat, is something to assemble amazing memories in and to enjoy. Going to Texas, we saw a lot of beautiful things, some I’ve never seen before. I saw a lot of colorful lizards and frogs, very tall palm trees, and the dark blue ocean! When we first arrived in Texas, I got to see my grandparents and cousins over Thanksgiving. We faced divine meals and large amounts of desert, too! We also got to go fishing on a lake since my grandparents house…

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    Alysia Hohbein Case Study #1 1. Mr. Peters had schizoaffective/psychotic disorder. The diagnosis causes him to have delusions of impending doom and suicide ideation. He has difficulty walking, moves slowly and tires quickly. After only walking 20 feet he needs to stop and take a break. He has refused using walking aids in the past and still does not use them. He has not been able to use walk my aids since he burned his first, second, and third, finger on both of his hands, while pulling out a…

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    Canada Drug Problem

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    steadily increase until proper laws are put into effect to stem the tide of ingredients and drugs entering Canada. With the extremely large coastline and land area to cover, this job of eliminating drug trafficking will not be an easy one. It’s not all doom and gloom though concerning substance abuse in Canada. Despite the increase in drug trafficking and production, numbers have shown a decline in use of illegal drugs across all age groups. Although this does not mean Canada is out of the…

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    Oedipus Tragic Hero Essay

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    Oedipus as the perfect tragic hero is based on sarcasm because he wasn’t perfect, but he was great. In his scuffle against the malevolent of his life, written by fate, he brings doom to himself which is sad. Oedipus, which means "swell foot" in Greek, derives from his engorged feet. Oedipus is unfortunate since, his own parents had to throw him away on the 3rd day of his birth because he would kill his father and marry his mother. “I have no desire to suffer twice, and then in retrospect.” This…

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    Oedipus The play Oedipus the King by Sophocles Antigone displays the symbolic representation of blindness throughout the play as the ignorance of Oedipus foreshadows external blindness as his fate. His actions lead him into carrying out a self-fulfilling prophecy. By remaining unaware and ignorant to the various situations and coincidences that mark his destiny, Oedipus became blind to the truth which ultimately brings forth his literal blindness. Teiresias who Oedipus sent to Apollo,…

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    Mrs Mallard Symbolism

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    Mallard's heart troubles represents both a weakness in her physical self as well as the it also has relation to a symbolic facet. Being warned at the forefront of the story about Mrs.Mallard's heart issues, leaves the reader with an impression of impending doom. The audience automatically begins to worry seeing that death is a dramatic and striking piece of news. Her physical being represents her personality, she and her body are impulsive. Mr. Mallard's body reacts with panic as soon as…

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    while obviously showing that she is scared. His writing style is also very elaborate and uses a good amount of difficult vocabulary. “Ben could feel the nerves trying to placate their followers, the dendrites and axons sending prophetic messages of doom, ignored in the malaise of exorbitance.” (Tieryas 400) This descriptive vocabulary can give you a sense of depth within what’s…

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    Uncle Tom's Cabin

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    the power to change, being afraid of how hard it would be to act on his convictions, claiming that one man can't make a difference. His hesitation limited his time of action. When harsh reality conquers his right thoughts, his death brings the bleak doom to Tom. Emancipation fails because of his deep but narrow ideas. Simon Legree is Tom's final earthly master, a remorselessly evil, depraved man who represents slavery at its worst extreme. He overworks slaves under the whips of overseers…

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    Lieland By Etgar Keret

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    Do you think it is a good idea to lie? Many people do, if it’s for a good reason just like Robbie. Robbie is a character from Etgar Keret’s story, “Lieland.” Lieland is a fantastic story that introduces us to the world of lies. This world is where all the lies people have told go to and stay. “Lieland” feels like you are reading a fairytale and has reminded people of Alice in Wonderland. Like Alice, Robbie discovered a hole that led him into an alternate universe where his lies have gone to…

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    Nest Character Analysis

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    novel, she was also, nonetheless, the most optimistic. In contrast, the film does not depict any of her optimism or hopefulness. Instead, the director illustrates her as a scared, helpless person who cannot stand thinking or talking about her imminent doom. This was visually portrayed in two different scenes: the first was when Julian Osbourne was talking about their eventual annihilation, and the second is when Peter attempted to confront the possibilities of what she would have to do if Peter…

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