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    youth. Holden returns to his home earlier than he plans because he is has been removed from Pencey Prep, and he goes to see Phoebe in his older brother’s room. He tells Phoebe, “I keep picturing all these little kids playing some game in this big field of rye and all…What I have to do, I have to catch everybody if they start to go over the cliff… I 'd just be the catcher in the rye and all. I know it 's crazy, but that 's the only thing I 'd really like to be” (Salinger 173). Holden realizes…

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    mothers who was very protective of her son. She was also very controlling and would try to make important decisions for Grandpa Eddie even though he was an adult capable of making his own choices. After the birth of Grandma and Grandpa’s first child Sally, Muum encouraged her son to leave Annie because she did not think Grandma was suitable for him as she was not well educated because she left school at the age of 12, in order to help her parents with the farm. Grandpa Eddie on the other hand,…

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    ¨Sweetheart of the Song Tra Bong.¨ Mary Anne was going to war with her now engaged fiance, Fossie. Mary Anne vanish one day and left without a word. O’brien use a similar “Mark Fossie tried hard to keep up a self assured pose, as if nothing had ever came between them, or ever could but there was a fragility to it, something tentative and false.” (page 99) That was one was sight. “Their face showed the tension.” (page 99) It was emotion and what they felt at the time. “She cradled her weapon and…

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    Daniel Cho 8/3/15 AP Literature Two Minds Think A Like The Great Gatsby and The Catcher in the Rye have two similar characters, Jay Gatsby and Holden Caulfield, who have faced similar obstacles, the lack of love. The two protagonists tried to gain attention from others, which they suffered from negative effects. The negativity had taken a huge affect on them because the characters became delusional to what reality. The outcome wouldn’t have happened if these two protagonists were just willingly…

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    Hanks plays the role of Forrest Gump who is a simple man with a low I.Q. but good intentions. He born in Greenbow, Alabama. In the movie Zemeckis shows that Forrest has never thought of himself as disadvantaged, and thanks to his supportive mother. Sally Field plays the role of Forrest 's mother who raises him after his father abandons them. Zemeckis show that she is a woman who loves her son unconditionally. Also, he explain how Mrs. Gump always instilled in his son a winning attitude, saying…

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    master, the women would be beat or raped and in some cases, both would happen. Black women had to be the nurturing type to the slave owner’s children, including and not limited to breastfeeding the newborns, cooking and cleaning and not being in the fields with the rest of the slaves. These women were called “mammies”, a maid or nanny in charge of the master’s children. During my research, I also found that some enslaved women were apart of a group called “Jezebels”. White men would rape these…

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    easily be viewed as an attempt to harm the United States chances in World War II. The creation of WAACs was followed by the creation of WAVES, Women Accepted for Voluntary Emergency Service. In the Women 's Army Corps, “They work in hundreds of fields such as military intelligence, cryptography, parachute rigging, maintenance and supply” ("Women in the United States Army."). Similarly to Men of Color serving in the army, women of color who served as WACs were segregated from white women, and…

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    spoken of his brother’s glove, “My brother Allie had this left-handed fielder’s mitt… he had poems written all over the fingers and the pocket and everywhere. In green ink. He wrote them on it so that he’d have something to read when he was in the field and nobody was up at bat. “(49) the way he goes into so much detail leads me to believe he is focusing very hard on this reminder of his brother. Besides that, there is a fixation on the lost loved one’s memory shown here, “He was two years…

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    A little over a half century ago, America began space exploration. In 1968, man orbited the moon for the very first time. In 1969, we landed a man on the moon and returned him to Earth. However, during this time, our astronauts were only white men. Women were not astronauts and were not allowed to go into space. Nevertheless, they still played roles in space exploration, although these roles were “supporting” ones. They were computerisess, secretaries, and wives. It took over two decades and the…

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    Evil, God and its Existence Jennifer Morgan Religion Quest Sister Sally UIW Fall 1 Evil, God and its existence Evil has been a topic of discussion and concern for years. Some wonder why evil exists and some are just concerned with not getting wrapped up with evil. Evil is necessary and allowed to exist by the almighty for several reasons. With all the questions about why evil exists, I know we are not to question God and his actions and plans. Theodicy is defined as “the…

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