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    as well as several articles and short stories. In 1977, he faced a lawsuit over his book, Winterkill, and even though he won it, it was at a high cost. During this time, he tried dog sledding which led to other books like Dogsong. A heart attack in 1990 has slowed him down, but has not stopped his interest in sledding, motorcycling, and sailing. He presently lives with his wife, Ruth, in La Luz, New Mexico, and…

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    day in 2010, I was at my grandmas house drinking hot coco and getting all of my snow gear on for the day ahead. I look out side and I swear it looked like the snow was dancing in the wind. Today was my favorite day of the year. It was the annual sledding competition down my grandmothers hill. As I was getting bundled up I said hi to everyone and was making small talk about how excited I was until, I saw my older brother William. Now, Will has always been the talk of the competition as how he…

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    It all started at breakfast on one monday snowy monday morning. My brother Riley slid a piece of paper across the counter to me and said, “check this out!”. I glanced down to see that he had torn an ad out of a Wal-Mart magazine, an ad for the brand new gaming system the Xbox One. I read the ad and then,when Riley glanced at me expectantly, said, “It looks pretty cool I guess”. I wasn’t much of a video game player in truth so I wasn’t at all interested in the Xbox. My response, however, seemed…

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    games with my family and we will go sledding on the hills of my grandparents’. If that does not work I will go to my wife’s house. I will discipline my child in a fun way with elf on the shelf; I will also wrap a bunch of empty cardboard boxes and whenever he/she acts bad I will throw one into the…

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    scariness of the snow and onto the fun that could be had, I put on an enormous snow jacket accompanied by pants and a sled. After my attire was checked by my parents, I charged across the street to a hilly park where I intended to find the perfect sledding routes. Although walking through the snow was an exhausting hike, the time was well worth it and I spent the entire afternoon on the snow. Later on in the day, after I had come in due to pure hunger, my parents had told me the electricity had…

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    things as he sped downward, he was free to enjoy the breathless glee that overwhelmed him: the speed, the clear cold air, the total silence, the feeling of balance and excitement and peace.” (82) This is talking about a positive memory, the memory of sledding. This is the first memory Jonas receives from the Giver. Second of all, another part of the text states, “Close your eyes and be still, now. I’m going to give you a memory of a rainbow.” (96) This is another positive memory the Giver is…

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    What is Beneatha’s American Dream? Her American Dream is to be a doctor because she seen a little boy that was snow sledding in winter time about six years ago. She seen him fall off of the snow sled and hurt his head and had to go to the hospital. Then the next day she seen him back with his face sewed up. So she decided well that looks cool and said “I want to do that.” Beneatha: The insurance money, my brother gave it away. Asagai: Gone? Beneatha is so mad cuz her brother gave all the…

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    Since the beginning of time, humans have been making natural formed settlements to survive. However, society has become more advanced through time. As society advances, more laws are enforced. In Lois Lowry's novel, The Giver, they have created a futuristic society under an Utopia/Dystopia theme. Literary experts explain that the Greek meaning for Utopia means “no place”, this shows that the Greeks thought that Utopia couldn’t be real or possible. Lois’s experience with her father's aging and…

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    One of the many themes in "Call of the Wild" is that only the fittest will survive in the wild. Many come prepared to the Klondike like John Thornton, but countless come with little knowledge and are unprepared like Hal, Charles, and Mercedes. It was obvious that the "Terrible Trio" were unprepared for the Klondike. They had a sled that was overweight which carried a tent that was dragged behind and large amounts of clothing and pots. John Thornton on the other hand came prepared, he…

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    In pieces of literature, romance is often used in order to create a plot in which one or more characters must follow a path of actions in order to find their true love. A character’s discovery of his or her true love may occur early on or later in their journey. An author may elongate or stress the “journey” in order to create a climax where the tension between two characters reach a peak. An example of such a technique used by an author is the novel Ethan Frome by Edith Wharton. Although it…

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