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    played with the flat pick or thumb pick. (The word rondalla is from the Spanish word ronda, meaning "serenade”). We would do fundraisers every three months and perform for our families and friends. We also got contacted by different companies with requests for us to perform at company…

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    with the dwarves and especially Thorin, when they judged the main character. The setting of the novel is very vivid. The story takes place in Middle Earth which is an imaginary world rich with adventures between every tree. Even though Tolkien created it from his own imagination, it is a world that has an elaborate…

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    The imaginary audience is a concept that any youth will believe that they are the focus of any social activity. An example of this would be believing that the ketchup which was accidentally spilled on your shirt at prom was as embarrassing to everyone else as…

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    The friendships may grow and change or end horribly. The codependent friendships in A Separate Peace and Dead Poets Society were what allowed the boys to grow and develop their personal identities. In A Separate Peace, Gene and Phineas were best friends but before they met they were different people. Gene was a very quiet, timid, and a good student. He was always getting good grades and never tried to show off or bring attention to himself, whereas…

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    Knowledge is an imaginary gift that humankind strives to have. With every step closer, we are able to see and experience new things that we might not even fathom the slightest clue about. Having the intelligence to remove the curtains of ignorance is everyone's dream. Not being able to live in the bliss of ignorance, we are faced with the unkind truth. We are faced with the reality and harshness of the world just to seek and gained knowledge that we might not even be able to control or even less…

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    return.” This explains the situations of Robert Ross, Werner Heisenberg, and Niels Bohr. They all sacrificed, which only lead to suffering for all of them. Although one is a coming of age novel about a WW1 soldier and the other is a play about an imaginary meeting of WWII scientists, both The Wars by Timothy Findley and Copenhagen by Michael Frayn explore the ways in which war affects individuals through the evolution of character, their relationships, and the finale resolution of each text. …

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    Elizabeth Hurwitz ENG – L 203 Essay 1 25 September, 2017 “The Things They Carried” By Tim O’Brien In “The Things They Carried” by Tim O’Brien, the author highlights an internal realization in the main character which further uncovers the central theme of emotional and physical burdens in humans at war. He uncovers this theme through the epiphany of the main character, Lieutenant Jimmy Cross, when one of his men die while he is daydreaming about life at home and a woman who does not feel…

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    worker at a hospital and he’s just fine mentally. When this story goes further, it shows that his friend, Georgie is obviously hallucinating that there is blood on the floor, but is just a figment of his imagination, and the floor is clean but Fuckhead plays along with Georgie. A bit later in the story, Georgie is obsessed about the “peculiar sound” coming from his shoes, the shoes giving off the imaginary squeak sounds but Fuckhead hears nothing. This story gives off a recurring gory feel in…

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    The ideals of President Obama and George Washington mostly differ in their views, however there is at least one thing they agree on. The ideals that they do not agree on include whether the United States should be in alliances and whether Americans should embrace their similarities or their differences. While President Obama and George Washington did have a lot of differences in ideals and views they did agree on some things. One of these views that they agreed on was that faction was not a good…

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    character, because he is a young boy living through the second world war, and who I feel, is rather ignorant of the dangerous and horrific events that surround him. At the very beginning of the novel, Bruno is forced to leave Berlin and his three best friends, Martin, Daniel and Carl, when his father is promoted to commandment of ‘Out-with’. And upon settling into ‘Out-With’, Bruno soon develops a friendship with a Jewish boy working their, called Shmuel, that I believe, through their…

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