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    In the awakening of dawn, Ralph sat up on the thin mattress set down on the hardwood floor. He barely got any sleep because of the thoughts that ran through his head during the night. It had been a week since they were rescued from the burning island, and he was finally in the comfort of his own home. Throughout the week, Ralph struggled to close his eyes as the wind whistled through the air. You’d think that after finally being rescued and being in his own home with his family, he’d be thrilled…

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    ” “Nah…just let me catch my breath.” After about five minutes I was ready to play again. We ended winning 109 to 106 in three over times. People stormed the court in celebration but security quickly stepped in and cleared the massive crowd. We shook hands with the opposing team and made our way to the locker room. First thing I did was take a piss and make sure I wasn’t pissing blood, then I took a shower.…

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    Simon’s vulnerability is shown in this extract, when the beast points out that Simon is all alone, “There isn’t anyone to help you. Only me. And I’m the Beast.” Since he is alone, with the beast, no one can help him, but also because this is a figment of his imagination, so no one else can see the beast apart from Simon. “Only me” is used as a minor sentence and it seems to be implying that he is the only one who can help him. The adverb “only” emphasises that the beast is the only creature…

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    We sauntered into the room knowing the disaster that was about to take place and shook the "judges" hands. I had to set up our powerpoint because it was on my computer and I left my note card on the table. Note card-less and flustered, I said everything I could remember about my presentation and in the process had to stop four times…

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    all desperate and hungry,” he said in a mocking voice. The shack he took her into didn't have much more than a table, a chair, and a pallet on the floor. “Especially hungry.” He unwrapped a loaf of bread on the table. “Can I offer you some?” Morwen shook her head. “I'm not hungry.” It was true and she didn't think she could eat in her dream state.…

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    Gold Rush and Vancouver History course has started at Wildwood. Eamon "We learned about a lot of things, like the struggles of miners and the natives, how peoples searched for gold, and the route to the gold mining area. In the 1850s, the natives found gold in nearby rivers, but they didn't care about it because, for them, gold was worthless. But when they noticed that the white settlers craved for gold, the natives brought gold to trading posts, and bartered them for tools. Soon, words got…

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    Walter Wryson Monologue

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    a boy that lived down the street from me in Gaffney. About my age. His name was Walter Wryson. He used to run away from home all the time and come to our house. Not for any good reason. His daddy didn't beat him. He had clothes on his back. The Wrysons had way more money than we did, but run away he would, at least once a month and come straight to our place. Now, usually, my mother would call his mother and she'd come and fetch him. But about the ninth or tenth time this happened, Walter ran…

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    woman in the wallpaper and setting her free. ¨..that poor thing began to crawl and shake the patter, I got up and ran to help her. I pulled and she shook, I shook, and she pulled and before morning we had peeled off yards of the paper. ¨..that poor thing began to crawl and shake the patter, I got up and ran to help her. I pulled and she shook, I shook, and she pulled and before morning we had peeled off yards of the paper. Using a woman being trapped behind a wallpaper isn't a shocking…

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    Argument: In the novella Of Mice And Men by John Steinbeck, it was ethical for George to kill Lennie. According to the Common Good Approach, George’s decision is ethical because Lennie killed living beings regularly. Lennie just killed a puppy when Curly’s wife came to give him a visit. Lennie saw her hair and wanted to touch it. After some discussion Curly’s wife agreed that Lennie was allowed to pet her hair. Lennie started pulling on the hair, which Curly’s wife thought would ruin her hair,…

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    change. Maxwell looks over her body again and says, “You are so fine.” Jada shook her head to deny that remark and he her hips and says, “It wouldn’t bother me if you put on weight or stay where you are. I like it.” HERE “You have never dated a…

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