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    about how his life has been, in fact he has a camera crew following him around and taping the most intimate moments of his life. Burcaw is being filmed for a documentary about inaugural speaking tour of his non-profit organization: Laughing at My Nightmare, Inc. In a story that most people think that would be about inspiration…

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    Spontaneous Education: a fictional short story My father always told me you learn more from the mistakes you make and answers you miss than from all the studying in the world. As a life long academic, surgeon and leader of the community I always too take those words too heart although felt they were pointless and meaningless. As an emergency physician and master of the seas it was my job to either know everything or handle everything regardless of the chaos being thrown my way. I went…

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    Seaworld Narrative

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    Every Day is a Nightmare It is the 25th of February at 6:30 pm as the blazing lights of the city are bewildering from the hilltops of La Jolla as the salty essence of the Bay overwhelms me. The navigator’s voice echoes throughout the car as we descend onto a narrow rocky cliff, following the trail for about a mile until an array of apartments sits on the edge of the cliff. Consistently, most apartment complexes in California are monotonous and dull with no particular architecture or charisma,…

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    I wish I could say that I found myself and the best person I could be through sports, however that just did not happen. My childhood was filled with trying practically every sport and I just could not find my passion in any of them. The variety of sports that I tried and failed to commit to allowed me to realize qualities about myself that made it easier to manage them when I was growing up. Through sports I discovered that I am indecisive, uncoordinated and fragile. For most people, sports…

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    Insurgent Themes

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    Insurgent Theme Analysis Revolt. One word that pretty much sums up the novel Insurgent. Insurgent is about Tris and Four, who are fighting against the faction Erudite in order to save all the other factions. Tris and Four, who are dauntless, find themselves in a world where divergent people are immune to mind control simulations. It happens that they are both divergent, so they need to use their minds as their greatest weapon. They encounter a within themselves. Throughout the novel, there are…

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    Vinh Lee AP English July 19 2016 In Virginia Woolf’s excerpt from “Moments of Being,” she describes her adolescent years from her childhood when she would spend her summers in Cornwall, England. She uses many different kinds of language to convey and improve her memories as a child. In the excerpt she uses imagery and tone to help convey her memories with her family. Virginia Woolf uses specific events at the lake to explain her time with her father and how he gave her advice on being…

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    Causes Of Nightmares

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    knowing where they are. According to WebMD, nightmares are graphically, realistic, terrifying dream that shakes you awake from a deep sleep. They often set your heart pounding from fear. Nightmares tend to occur most often during rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, when most dreaming takes place. Because periods of REM sleep become progressively longer as the night progresses, you may find you experience nightmares most often in the early morning hours (Nightmares in Adults, 1). Often times, humans…

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    The Nightmare Box

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    read is called the Nightmare Box, written by Chuck Palahniuk. The Nightmare Box highlights the mere line between reality and fiction, and also shows how fragile the human mind can be. In addition, The Nightmare Box offers underlying meanings and symbolic ideas beneath with the story. The story itself keeps the reader highly focus and anticipating every next step and scene. In a retrospective, this story is tantalizing, addictive, and exceptionally mysterious. In summary, the Nightmare Box is a…

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    The American Nightmare Seconds after brutally suffocating an elderly man with his own bed at midnight, the narrator “[examines] the corpse” and then calmly states, “Yes, he was stone, stone dead” (Poe 190). Haunted by the old man’s eye, the mentally unstable narrator decides to murder him. The bloodcurdling narrator believes he can get away with murder, until the guilt overwhelms him; consequently, the narrator reveals to the cops that he committed the crime. Similarly, in Truman Capote’s novel,…

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    The nightmare box is a short fiction story, dealing with a box or more aptly worded an enigma which is beyond explanation and beyond comprehension held within a box. I think at its heart this story is one that tempts our imagination it forces us to speculate about the box and its contents to consume us with mystery. The unknown is referenced so greatly in this story it tries to show us something inexplicable then capitalize on it by forcing us to focus on it. In the short story The Nightmare…

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