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    “I’m Patricia McNulty. I taught second grade at Hawthorn Elementary” (Parlor Games) and my husband Mort is not dead. During my senior year in high school I was actively involved in the theatre program. The final fall play I could audition for was called Parlor Games. Walking into auditions I had done little research on the show, but knew I wanted to be the lead nonetheless. After a long afternoon of auditioning and having to reread for callback, I ended up with the part of the lead. At that moment I was no longer Erika Watral; I had taken on a new persona and her name was Patricia McNulty. Patricia, or commonly known as Tricia, is a middle aged married woman with two kids and a psycho husband. Her husband, Mort, is known for his practical jokes, but happens to take one too far. Mort throws his own funeral and attends it while lying in a coffin. Tricia becomes furious with the idea, but once family and friends start showing up, she goes along with his shtick. Everyone believes Mort has passed away, or so Tricia thinks. As the time passes in the funeral home it becomes evident the friends attending the funeral are catching onto the prank. In the end, Tricia turns the funeral into a surprise birthday party for Mort. The whole show was put together within a month and it was very stressful, but I am happy I was able to be a part of Parlor Games. Transforming into Tricia was my favorite moment on stage in high school. A new year at high school meant a new cast and…

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    The Onion One day I was at my house. When my mom said that Mikki is coming over. So I asked “ Is Emily and Marleigh coming to “and she said “yes”. When they finally arrived we played for awhile. When we were done, we made some s'mores. After that we went inside and my sister Katelynn had music on. Our parents were outside and I was doing my homework. When I was doing my homework Marleigh came up to. When she came up to me she asked me “is that a onion” so I said “yes”. After me telling her…

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    Animal farm is a book written by George Orwell about animals taking over their farm and getting control over the other animals. There are many themes in this book such as control, terror, lies, equality and many more. The pigs represent a corrupt government that lies to their people but disguise their badness. Orwell's argument would be not to trust the government. Two of animal farm's main themes would be control and terror. When napoleon trains the dogs to become guards, it is so the animals…

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    Charlie was an 19 year old fisherman from a religious family. Charlie's family were blacksmiths, but he decided that he wasn’t interested in doing that. Charlie always liked going to the pier and watch the fisherman come off the boat with their catch of the day. When he was 10 years old he decided to become a fisherman. Ava was an 18 year old baker and grew up in the house next to Charlie’s. THey went to church together and became very good friend. It was a usual Sunday after church and Charlie…

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    secret and can confront its own ideas on gender and gender identity. Sciamaa does a great job showing that gender is a social construct and allowing the audience to hopefully arrive at that conclusion by asking themselves why they viewed the character as a boy and what changes for them when they learn that the character is female bodied. What does gender matter? Why are there gendered divisions, especially amongst children? When Mikael is accepted into the group of children, they are allowed to…

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    request, typically one made to the public. (N.)The quality of being attractive or interesting. She was a pretty, nicely mannered mare, The children's pet, the master's pride and care, Until a man in khaki came one day, Looked at her teeth, and hurried her away. With other horses packed into a train She hungered for her master's voice in vain; And later, led 'twixt planks that scare and slip, They slung her, terrified, on board a ship. Next came, where thumps and throbbing filled the air, Her…

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    In Ken Kesey’s One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, he uses the dynamic character McMurphy and his inevitable downfall to expose societal malevolence of chewing individuals up and spitting them out. Randle Patrick McMurphy is described as a white, red-haired man, 35 years of age and never married. During a group therapy meeting in part 1, Nurse Ratched -the head nurse- reads his files describing him as the following “Distinguished Service Cross in Korea, for leading an escape from a Communist…

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    considered a mockingbird because he didn't do anything to deserve to die, just like a mockingbird never does anything to deserve to die either. Lastly Tom is considered a mockingbird because he has a crippled arm and if that would translate to a bird with a crippled arm it wouldn't be able to fly away just like Tom isn’t free. Atticus Finch is the father of Scout and Jem and is the lawyer defending Tom Robinson during the trial that takes place in the book, Atticus is considered a mockingbird…

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    case, Bob makes a dangerous threat toward Atticus and his family because of the impact of the trial. During Miss Stephanie’s warning, she states that Bob “spat in [Atticus’] face.” This action was generated since Atticus destroyed Bob’s reputation even though Atticus lost the case. Throughout the trial Maycomb County witnesses the bad side of Bob Ewell because of Atticus. During the trial, Atticus repeatedly questions Bob to not only observe his dishonesty, but also to destroy his reputation by…

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    to the minor leagues. His second year playing for the San Diego Padres, in 1988 he turned ninety-one hits into double outs, by the end of his career this was in his top five of all time. His first award came two years later when he was announced All-Star. However he was not a one-hit wonder, each season got better and better and his name started surfacing as one of the best second base players in the league. Then in 1996, he made what would be the greatest mistake of his professional career.…

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