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    The story of “The Lone Ranger and Tonto fistfight in heaven” by Sherman Alexie is not only the title of his published book, but it is also the title of one the chapters in this book; which is found on page 181 of the book. In this short story, he shares events and experiences where he has been racially profiled and thought to be someone he’s not; as well as shares his experience with his trip back home. “The Lone Ranger and Tonto” being the classic story of an American cowboy and a Native…

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    , was published by Hyperion (2003) and later by Hachette Books (2014). The Five People You Meet in Heaven contains many settings, needs better vocabulary, clearer, and do not end sentence with the word most. yet Ruby Pier impacts the story the most. Amusement park rides and attractions fill Ruby Pier. A man named Emile, built the pier for his wife, Ruby, in the early 1900’s.The park contained many exotic attractions until it unfortunately burned down in the 1920’s.The fire claimed Emile’s…

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    features to make the interconnected short stories in his book The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven more thought-provoking and charismatic. Such features include a blend of reality and fantasy, humor and seriousness, and truth and memory. Throughout the book we get many stories that are fantastical versions of the harsh realities of life as a Native American. The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven is a book that tells uncensored truths of an oppressed and suffering community with…

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    Fred Chappell, in his 2014 poem, “The Felines of Heaven” and Billy Collins, in his 2005 poem, “The Revenant”, start of the same by their titles involving animals. “Ultimately, animals offer poets a mirror through which to explore themselves, an unwitting foil used to understand what it means to be human. Sometimes the comparison ultimately reveals a dissatisfaction with humanity.” (citation?) Poets often use animals to express love and feelings that humans feel using personification, but animals…

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    exploration into the transformative power of discovery is examined within his tragicomedy, The Tempest and enables links to be drawn to Peter Weir’s film Dead Poet’s Society along with Mitch Albom’s philosophical fiction, The Five People You Meet in Heaven, which altogether explore an unforseen discovery leading…

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    How have your life lessons shaped your future? In the book, “The Five People You Meet In Heaven,” by Mitch Albom, the main character, Eddie is taught various life lessons from people who have affected his life. Each person Eddie meets in heaven helps him to understand his purpose in life and helps him to forgive those who have hurt him. The most valuable lessons to be learned from Eddie’s journey are: that there are no random acts, that life has to end, but love does not, and that sacrifice is…

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    he Lathe of Heaven is one of the futuristic novels that requires the leader to have a strong understanding of the Daoism religion. The religion has been explored significantly in the case of building moral character. There are two main ways in which Daoism has been studied in the novel. One way is the religious stance while the other one is the philosophical perspective. It is for this reason that Daoism has been associated with anarchy couple with the imminent governmental coercion.…

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    Five People You Meet In Heaven, Mitch Album, Portrays the theme of interconnectedness through the Captain's actions, Ruby's effects on others, and Tala's words. The author's mastery of flashback and literacy device develops characters readers can relate to. The book presents ideas about forgiveness, sacrifice, and love, universal themes that a reader can relate to. First, the captain demonstrates the theme of interconnectedness. After Eddie arrives in heaven, he met his…

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    Ways Have you ever wondered if you have made a decision that would not only impact your life, but also someone else's? Mitch Albom's way of creating what his image of heaven looks like, is through the use of different people from Eddie's past to teach him lessons from his previous experiences. Eddie’s first lesson when he get to heaven is that everyone is connected in one way or another, which would be the theme of the novel. The Blue Man taught Eddie this lesson, which made him open his eyes…

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    passed away on the job at an amusement park, Ruby Pier. He passed heroically, saving a little girl from a falling cart that had broken free from the cables of a ride. In Mitch Albom's book, The Five People You Meet in Heaven, Mitch tells the story of Eddie’s journey to get to heaven. Eddie meets five people who had an impact on his life. All five people teach him a lesson about life. Marguerite is one of the people Eddie meets on his journey. The lesson she taught Eddie and their love story on…

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