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    problems, eviction, and at times even death. The property owners are wealthy and thrive off profits made by those less fortunate, yet do minimal maintenance to preserve their rental units. The families residing in the rentals cope with roach infestations, poor plumbing, and broken windows. Desmond conveys the stories of various individuals in a way that creates understanding and concern. He shows the readers that poverty, coupled with eviction, is a real threat to many people…

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    like anyone else in the world, were afraid of the freed man because he was preaching about something that they had never experienced. He wanted them to go out of the cave with him and see it for themselves, which would frighten anyone. The fear of death and change held them back from experiencing what the true reality of their world was, and caused them to unleash that fear upon the freed…

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    grandparents after his parents had tragically died when he was a young boy. Although Tommy enjoyed living with his grandparents, he usually kept to himself, but the grandparents were constantly there to support him. Tommy’s sorrow of his parents ' death made him to want to escape reality. One day while playing in his grandparents’ attic Tommy looked behind a big, thick, wool curtain and found a hidden door. What looked like a simple door changed Bob 's life forever. When he walked through the…

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    documentary about sharks. And Angela had told her a mermaid could beat up a shark. Lillian had laughed at that, but only in an “are you kidding?” sort of way. She believed her big sister. And from that moment on, she’d loved her precious mermaids to death. A slumber party in her room. They’d made tents out of blankets by tucking them under things like dresser drawers or the heavy lamps on the table, and they’d drape them over chairs to make tunnels. Bianca had made them popcorn and watched…

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    class warded off territories of New Orleans’ inner city, whether it may be uptown, downtown or in between are increasingly being overrun by a younger, more affluent race of white upper and middle class investors, eager with thoughts of redevelopment, real estate trends and revitalization. Similarly too what’s being seen in other major cities like New York, where blighted historic neighborhoods are being revitalized at a feverish pitch. An old saying states that, “either you change with the time…

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    December 24th. Present day. As MADISON KNIGHT contemplates Christmas in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, she’s dead broke, and eviction looms. Her only chance to pay her bills rests on the New Year’s bonus from Once Again Antiques—if she can hold onto her consulting job for that long. One more misstep, one more unsatisfied customer, and she’ll be looking for employment elsewhere. While working from home, she takes a call from ZACH MURDOCK, a local rancher. Through a mix-up, the antique store…

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    should look at” can “lead to cul-de-sacs, red herrings, or distractions fatal to the primary issue at hand” (Nelson, 304). More specifically, Nelson claims that this image flow is creating a negative distraction and causing one to forget about the real global crisis. And while Armstrong admits that art produces a “timeless dissociation from every concern and requirement,” she doesn’t suggest that this is a negative thing (Armstrong, 2). It is often necessary to transcend daily struggles and to…

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    quite hard to do, considering all the obstacles that lay in your way, such as your own and other’s beliefs along with their opinions. No matter what the location is, there are always non-conformists and conformists. This idea does not only occur in real life, but also in books and stories, too. Conformity itself has always been such a big part of our society, from the littlest details, - such as dressing alike or following the same trends -, to the extremes, - such as plastic surgery and so on…

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    Life After Death Most people don’t think about what happens after someone dies. Do they go to Heaven or Hell? Is there a Heaven or Hell? When will death come upon us? Nobody knows the true answer until it actually happens, but there isn’t a way for people to tell us once they’re dead. In the picture above if you look from a distance you can see a skull but when up close you can see a woman sitting in front of her makeup vanity desk looking into the mirror. Death is all around us and can come at…

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    Death, this very thing can terrify people to the point of mental and physical impairment, it can also turn people into cold hard shells of their former selves. Most people when confronted by death will tremble with fright, unable to move or think. A fraction of others stands unquivering when faced with death. Then, there are those who meet death without a moment to think. Prince Properso, met death in this way, in the story, “Masque of Red Death.” Prince Properso met death suddenly without…

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