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    help from others. Getting a compliment from someone, even if it is sincere, shouldn’t affect how I feel about myself. If I give these random acts of kindness, it can make me seem insecure. Lastly, if I am lying when dishing out a compliment, then I am responsible for the recipient's confidence being based off a lie.…

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    Within Henrik Ibsen’s play, A Doll’s House, Ibsen depicts a naive character who goes by the name of Nora. Nora is a very delightful middle-class citizen with a mundane Victorian era husband of the name Torvald, a husband who is very controlling in his family's finances. Nora works to repay an enormous debt to a man who is selfish as well as highly dedicated to the bank, Krogstad. While facing this overwhelming problem, Nora goes throughout the play in search of a resolution to this conflict, but…

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    completely fine because not everyone will agree. However, heroism can be within anyone because anyone can be a hero. All that is needed to be a hero is to use your time for someone else with kindness and respect. Some of the people who follow this are Martha Copeland, Carol Groen, and Walter Peyton, for they use the kindness and respectfulness to help people and that is what it takes…

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    the law for them to be able to read or write. This was also out of fear of the slaves running away. His views on slavery agreed with the views of Thomas Jefferson, slave holders agree with Machiavelli, and Frederick's political ideals are based on kindness, not full power. Frederick Douglass would have found Thomas Jefferson’s views on government to be most important. “The writer Garry Wills has suggested that Jefferson believed human life could be geared to the precision and simplicity of…

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    world does not mean that God ceases to be God; that Divine Good does not exist, or that He ceases to be an all-knowing, all-loving, and all-powerful God. The author’s purpose for writing chapter three, on Divine Goodness, is to explain that love and kindness are not synonymous, and just because they are not does not mean that God does not love humans. To love someone well does not mean only wanting their happiness, but sometimes means going through suffering with them and loving them through…

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    beginning of Act 5 Scene 4 Monsieur Loyal presents the virtue of kindness when he explains to Orgon that he could have had a bailiff who would be “less kind” (105.64). From the text the reader can infer that Monsieur Loyal believes that Orgon should feel fortunate that he came to deliver the news. The word kind comes from the Old English word kindness meaning “courtesy, and noble deeds.” Although the etymology of the word kindness complies with Monsieur Loyal’s…

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    Kindness, positive acts, and behaviors should not just be for family and friends, but everyone in society as well. How I see it is the reciprocal altruism theory – “a view that suggests that we may be willing to help people unrelated to us because helping is usually reciprocated.” I believe that helping someone, even a stranger, would not hurt me in any ways. Everyone has their bad days and we should not just help our relatives, but also “help people who are unrelated to us” (Social…

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    Ralph Waldo Emerson establishes in his essay what friendship looks and feels like. With the quote, “The only reward of virtue is virtue; the only way to have a friend is to be one.” it is easy to see what Emerson believes is a true friendship. Today, some people think that the amount of likes on a picture determines a friendship. Though someone may have many friends on social media, that does not mean they are true friends or even friends at all. Real friendships , whether they are planned or…

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    if there was anything she could provide for comfort for that patient. This showed a genuine kindness and desire to help a patient during a time of need. The nurses genuinely care for the patients by providing quality care for them through compassion everyday with soft words and reassurance of care. All the nurses care not only about their patients, but also about each other. They show this through kindness and commitment to help each other during times of need. For example, during the weekend…

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    When she pays for a homeless man’s meal it shows a trait of compassion and kindness. Once one of the men taunt and make fun of the man for being blind and homeless Marguerite interferes and says “Let the poor man be-and give him some supper at my expense” (9). This illustrates that although Marguerite has yet to show her husband compassion she finds kindness within her to help someone else who is at a lower position in life than her. Other people may believe Marguerite…

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