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    Three Signature Strengths

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    The three signature strengths I used was love, gratitude and hope. These strengths fell in between one and six, total was 24, in my VIA Character report. As I go throughout my day I will display love to others, I always try to show gratitude, for all the good and bad things happen in my life. I do keep hope alive in my brain, dreaming of a better future for mankind. When I think about my day, its homework/study day, Wednesday October 5. I came into a problem in my Positive Psychology course, I thought about the question for minutes. Then I decided to text a classmate, this classmate immediately text me back with a reply. After several different aspects, of the assignment, he clarified my concerns. His act of kindness and hope for both…

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    Essential Questions: How does having a belief (in something or someone) help us to conquer fear and keep hope alive? Having belief helps us to never give up and look on the bright side of things. Without having a belief in something then we don’t stand for anything and it helps to build character. For example, if someone believes in a religion it helps them to build and strengthen their morals by putting it to practice everyday. By putting these morals to practice, life could be happier and…

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    We are alive for many different reasons that we don’t completely know nor understand. Hope is something that helps us stay alive. Hope is believing in something. Having strength and to know we have strength is to believe we’re strong enough to get through situations. Having courage is to not be afraid, to be able to stand in front of everyone and show people what we can do like dance or sing or stand in front of everyone and speak your mind. All humans usually go through bad situations at some…

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    Hope One may notice in history, people who do not survive the worst do not have hope. In the book “Night” by Elie Wiesel is about a young boy named Eliezer. Eliezer is a jewish and he and his family are sent to a concentration camp during WWII. Eliezer realizes how little humanity the German soldiers (Nazis) have toward the jewish people. He has to learn how to have hope, stick with his father, and keep his faith in order to survive. It takes a great amount of hope for one to survive the most…

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    Night Elie Wiesel Quotes

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    Litearly Anaylis In this book Night writen by Ellie Wesiel this named Ellie is sent to a concertration camp with his mother, father, and two sisters. He is then seperated from his mother and sisters and then is just left with his father. He then has to go through living in this camp tring to help keep his father alive and also keep alive himself. Through out his time their he must watch the people beat his father and he got beat him self. And he wanted to give up, but their were certain thing…

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    Hopes, dreams, and goals; we all have them, but how do they push us to do more? This paper will be using three articles The Secret of Life by Walter Mitty, How We Lose Hope and How to Get it Back, and The Wills and Ways of Hope. These will demonstrate how hope can drive one to move forward by providing something to work toward. Hope and dreams allow people to feel like they have something important to work toward and goals provide specific objectives to get there. Hope can keep you alive in the…

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    and money to keep a dead patient alive. Put yourself in the doctor’s position, they have a patient whose heart is working but their brain is completely dead and non-functioning. You diagnosed them with being brain dead and the family doesn’t want to believe it, because it’s their baby girl or baby boy. They see the heart still operating properly so they see them as alive just without the brain. Your call is to take them off life-support, but the family disagrees with you and has them kept on…

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    Elie Wiesel Theme

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    Prompt #5 In Elie Wiesel’s memoir the most important theme/moral is never giving up. Throughout the book many of the people struggle through the conditions of being in the camp. They were physically and mentally abused and they began to lose faith in god. “For God’s sake, where is God? And from within me, I heard a voice answer: Where He is? This is where—hanging here from this gallows…” (Night, 65). They not only lost faith in god but hey lost faith in the ability to survive and all of…

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    After hours of desperately searching for something to give me hope something for which to keep on going, I found life, I found something other than death if found the warm soul of people willing to help, to give even after everything was taken from…

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    Anne Frank Hope

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    concentration camp. Well, this is the life of Anne Frank for two years, but she and her “family” keep hope through it all. In the drama, The Diary of Anne Frank written by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, there are eight people living in one setting: the Van Daans, the Franks, and Mr. Dussel. The members of the annex are not able to keep hope through these dark times if they did not do normal everyday things and if they did not bond with each other. Undoubtedly, these people have proved that…

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