Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child

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    Maze Runner Film Analysis

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    society that is awful. Life as a child was great because I did what I wanted didn’t have to worry about grades and other school related things. In the story, it talks about a bleak world that I hopeless also in these stories a young person saves everyone because young bloods have more energy they also fight for what they believe in. The book anthem and the movie Maze Runner tell stories about young people who save society because they are idealistic. Anthem is a book about equality 7-2521 that grows up in this dystopian society and kind of sticks out from the rest of his brothers. Equality 7-2521 gets older him and his brothers have to get jobs he’s assigned a job as a street sweeper and that’s the lowest of them all. Even though he wants to be in the home of the scholars and he’s really smart, but he doesn’t get to be a scholar. One day they are sweeping and they find a tunnel. They use the tunnel they go in the tunnel every night for three hours and they do things that they are not supposed to do. Then after a while of going to the tunnel equality creates electricity and light. Equality thinks his discover is a great thing so he goes to the home of the…

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    to someone who didn’t deserve it. Now I’m not entirely 100 percent sure I was in love, but whatever it was—whenever it ended it still hurt as bad. It’s crazy how someone can become so important to you in such a short amount of time. One minute you’re cruising, living life, then BAM! All of a sudden someone consumes your thoughts. You want to know everything about them. It’s all happy and fun, it’s ‘the chase’ (that’s the best part). But once they’ve caught you things change.…

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    She does not take any foolishness from Troy or anyone in general. In scene I Troy begins telling the story of how the two first met. Troy did not want to marry Rose at first and only wanted to “be her man” (1721). However, Rose was not fond of this idea. She said that she told him “if he wasn’t the marrying kind, then move out the way so the marrying kind could find me” (1721). Through this quote it is proven that Rose has a lot of self-respect. She was not willing to mess around with a man…

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    A Case Against Abortion

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    Abortion has been an intricate topic for many years. Abortion is a medical procedure which terminates a pregnancy. The ongoing argument is whether or not women should be entitled to have abortions. There are two different movements that have started due to abortion. These two movements are the abortion-rights movement, and the pro-life (anti-abortion) movement. The purpose for each movement is self-explanatory, being that they are either for or against abortion, for their own personal reasons…

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    The other day, my devoted mother texted me to assure my well-being was not at stake. Many may not see the significance of this text; however, my mother was derived from the Baby Boomer Generation, therefore she is not fond of the technology realm. I told her I wasn 't okay. She attempted to continue texting me despite her having odd formatting and grammatical errors in her text. Later, this led to a phone call and the last thing she told me was "Don 't forget to pray and I love you." It was…

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    else a child to love. Some kids would just rather live with their grandparents rather than their biological parents. Mondresz Booker is a Young man from Pike County (Concord Georgia). He was raised by his grandmother Esther Booker and Aunt Happy Johnson. When he turned 10 he moved to griffin Georgia with this biological mother. Then he started to hang around the wrong group of people on a daily basis that gambled,did drugs,carried guns and drunk alcohol. Booker soon picked up all the bad…

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    Tom is "full of principle." He accepts the fact that his own ideas, though better, do not have the requisite style that only someone "brung up to it" can have” (Page 5). Huck knows that his ideas would be safer and easier to follow through but he goes with Tom’s plans since they make Tom happy and that’s all he wants to do. Another example of this is in chapter two, Huck thinks to himself, “I didn’t want him to try. I said Jim might wake up and come. But Tom wanted to resk it; so we slid in…

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    Hi readers! I would love to start off by saying I had absolutely no intention of writing about anything truly personal for my first post. But for some reason this was weighing on my heart to share with you. I'm gonna be talking about being broken. Just the other day Sabrina posted a beautiful post titled, Embracing the Broken Pieces, where she shared her brokenness and the love of God that a sweet woman showed her! After reading her piece I knew for sure I was supposed to share this. Because…

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    She calls home sobbing, and tells Harry that she “need[s] to talk to [her] mom” (196, Holmes). When Ashley tells the school nurse that she just got her first period, nurse gives her “a big biology lecture” that she finds “all very confusing” (196, Holmes). Ashley ends up putting the tampon in “the farthest-back hole” (197, Holmes) and can’t get it out. Harry is able to help coach her through getting it unstuck over the phone. This sudden biological change thrusts her closer to adulthood, but…

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    Tom Sawyer Value Analysis

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    The book Little Women is a perfect example. The March sisters are a poor family living during the civil war. Marmee and the girls are left to fend for themselves while their father is at war. These girls have learned at a young age what it is like to have to cherish everything they have. But they are selfless in every way. At the beginning of the excerpt, the girls what to give presents to Marmee on Christmas. They have little money but plan to spend it all on her. Well, all except Amy. But she…

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