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    someone with this medical condition. Unfortunately, Jacob from Anthony Horowitz’s “The Hitchhiker” is considerably schizophrenic. In this story, a normal 15 year old boy who is taking a car ride home from his birthday trip when his family stops to give a lift to a hitchhiker. At first, the hitchhiker Mr. Rellik seems friendly and safe until he threatens Jacob and shows various signs of prior crime or so Jacob states. Without, a doubt it is shown that Jacob is in trouble and may not survive Mr.…

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    Elephants, the different types of relationships Jacob Jankowski experiences in his youth lead to his development into a caring, compassionate and understanding man. Yet, Jacob’s strong sexual desire for women leads him to disregard love and forgo empathy. In particular, his sexual desires manifests in his relationship with Barbara. Sex was always “something [he] thought about pretty much constantly for the last eight years” (137). Nevertheless, Jacob “[disgraces…

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    This Lexovisaurus’ name was Jacob, Jacob started walking towards a wet, lively fern plant. Jacob was obviously hungry after spending weeks in an egg so he immediately started eating. His small brothers came to eat the same fern plant because they were all born in the same nest. Lexovisaurus looked a lot like Stegosaurus but Lexovisaurus had more spikes. While the baby Lexovisaurus were eating, a bulky Megalosaurus named Asher was looking for lunch. Jacob saw Asher so Jacob hid in a bush near by…

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    ourselves on the most bizarre and unordinary things? A.J. Jacobs, a victim of his own curiosity and the author of The Guinea Pig Diaries: My Life as an Experiment, exploits himself as a subject to a variety of unordinary experiments. In one of these experiments, Jacobs decides to practice Radical Honesty, a movement that encourages one to remove the filter between one’s brain and mouth. Throughout his writing…

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    When I was younger, I had a best friend named Jacob. He was quite an ordinary boy, he got good grades, played soccer and had tons of friends. But I could see that Jacob had a secret. You see, Jacob always had a sort of look and feel about him, one that would not generally be associated with a teenage boy. He didn’t care for drinking, or partying or doing dumb boy things. He preferred hanging out with me and my friends. One day in grade nine, Jacob told me that he was gay. I felt honoured that he…

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    Peculiar Children is about a boy named Jacob, and his journey to finding out more out about his past and his grandfather and the other peculiar things he discovers along the way. The second book, Hollow City The Second Novel Of Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children focuses…

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    observed took place with Jacob, a twenty four old toddler under the care of a teacher named Sarah. In this instance, after nap time ended, teacher Sarah, while sitting at a table, called Jacob over to her; however her voice was relaxing and did not seem too demanding. Sarah then asked Jacob to choose a box from a bookshelf, upon which he had many to choose from. Jacob proceeded to take his time to choose his box and eventually chose one, then right after, returned to the table. Jacob was then…

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    In the narrative, “Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl” by Harriet Jacobs, she explains her story of her struggles and experiences during her life of slavery. During her experiences with different slave owners, she endured sexual and emotional abuse from her owners which was common for female…

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    children is all a dream but in actuality the children are real. The main character Jacob as always been close to his grandfather and loved the stories that his grandfather told him. Stories about the peculiar children. But what happens when Jacob gets older and doesn’t start to believe in the stories anymore? Jacob is a fifteen year old boy who workers at a store named Smart Aid that is owned by his father. Jacob does everything he can do to try to get fired cause he doesn’t like working there.…

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    In Water For Elephants, Sara Gruen examines circus life in the 1930s through the eyes of the main character, Jacob. Jacob is a college student who, after the death of his parents, leaves home to join a circus. During his time with the circus, Jacob experiences and witnesses violence. As Jacob sees animals and humans being abused, he, unlike most characters, takes a different perspective and does not commit or join the cycle of violence. Contrastingly, August, the main antagonist, is a main…

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