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    everyone was fine with it. Jonas then realized that something had to be done. Another passage from the book was on page 179. “Jons felt himself losing consciousness and with his whole being willed himself to stay upright atop the sled, clutching Gabriel, keeping him safe. The runners sliced through the snow and the wind whipped at…

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    Baldwin wrote “Go tell it on the mountain” to emphasize conflict between family, racism, struggle of living,and christianity. The structure of the book is biblical, and a negro folk tale. “ Dear father,-it was her mother praying- we come before you on our knees this evening to ask you to watch over us and hold back the hand of the destroying angel.” John was praying to God to make sure God watches over him and his family. Baldwin includes scriptures and stories from the bible, even personal…

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    late eighteenth to the mid-nineteenth century, William Wordsworth. Titled, "I wandered lonely as a cloud" this poem and its themes can be found still in songs from the second half of the 21st century. These songs include, "Back to Earth" by Peter Gabriel, "Holocene" by Bon Iver and “Mr. Blue Sky” by…

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    "Pittsburgh Cycle". The play takes place in the 1950s and the main character is a man named Troy Maxson, a strong, responsible, and hard working man who is married to a woman named Rose and they have a son together, Cory, Troy also has a brother, Gabriel, who claims to know St. Peter after an accident left him with severe brain damage. When things take a dark turn later in the play, Rose turns to Religion to guide her, but this is not the only time Religion is shown or referenced in the play.…

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    he quotes Martin's son: "Gabriel said if we won the war, we could build a whole new world. We could get started right here with your home.'' Uh-huh. Why not get started with your own home? The movie offers light comic relief to ease the tension (Martin's handmade chairs keep collapsing beneath him), and a love story (Gabriel falls for Ann, a plucky colonial girl who catches his eye with a patriotic speech). Ann's father is a deaf man who misunderstands things. When Gabriel asks permission to…

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    Gabriel is the messenger sent by God to man to deliver His message. The name Gabriel means man of God. The angel that is said to be the most powerful in the Bible is named Michael, which means who is like the Lord. He is known as the archangel Jude chapter 9, meaning he is the highest in the…

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    At Red Scaffold my cousins Gabriel, Josh, Tristan and I ride bikes. Gabriel and I wrap ropes on our back tires to create traction like chains on the rear tires. Consequently, I think the ropes work well on ice and snow, you don’t slide around on the slippery ice and can move well in the snow. My cousin Gabriel and I go through mountainous snow drifts and the ropes help enormously, so we don’t spin out. Last year we wrecked a lot while riding our bikes because the ice was like glass, causing us…

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    scandal. Now, in modern times, it seems natural to have sex before marriage but John, the seemingly ideal son of a pastor, thinks that all forms of exploring sexuality is forbidden which is inaccurate and backwards even in his time. 2. John’s father, Gabriel, yells at his wife, Elizabeth, for not taking better care of their children, following the…

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    The Giver

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    Giver. But he faces an obstacle that makes him leave early. Gabriel, an infant, is kept in his dwelling because of his slow development. All babies are kept in the Nurturing Center, but Gabriel makes a racket during the night so Jonas’ family decides to have him temporarily for some time. Jonas transmits happy memories to him to keep him calm throughout the nights, and Jonas gets attached to him. One day his father tells him that Gabriel is going to be released the next day, which results in…

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    Chronicle of a Death Foretold by Gabriel Garcia Marquez: a Social Commentary In Chronicle of a Death Foretold, Gabriel Garcia Marquez describes many of the cultural influences on a town. Throughout the novel, it appears as though he is making judgments on the character’s actions through their descriptions. The two major aspects that he focuses on are religion and tradition. Through Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s controversial presentation of religion and tradition, his social commentary in…

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