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    The tears began to roll down her face. Who would have thought that this would happen to her true inspiration? The past three years, while entering young adulthood, had hurt their relationship. They had grown so far apart, and at this moment she realized, it was her fault. “They want to try chemo and a few other things. They say I shouldn’t worry and the chemo will work.” The words seemed frozen in time. “Chemo has worked on other people, so it should work for you too, right Dad?” She responded…

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    Connection to Self: Tears of a Tiger I can relate the situation from the novel Tears of a Tiger to my own life. In the novel the group of four boys( Robert Washington, Andrew Jackson, B.J. Carson, and Tyron Wills) crashed a car into a retaining wall which then burst into flames and exploded killing one of the boys. On page one it states the vehicle “had been noticeably weaving across the lanes of the expressway just before it hit a retaining wall and burst into flames.” I can relate as I have…

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    Tears of a Tigers Tears of a Tiger is a novel expresses the pain and depression of a teen that is depressed over a mistake he has made. Author Sharon Draper portrays the book as a couple of high school basketball players that have just played a game and won, after the game they go out for some fun which includes driving and drinking. Then they get into a little trouble and a life is lost during the accident. This novel shows the levels of depression by the way the main character Andy handled the…

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    room for the settlers. The settlers also wanted the land to themselves so they could make a profit off of it. Many of the Native Americans suffered from starvation and diseases while moving west and they died. This journey is known as “The Trail of Tears”. The United States committed an act of genocide to the Native Americans by ignoring their rights, forcing them to move from their homes, and making them walk a long…

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    Tears of Sorrow Death, I never really understood this meaning, why are they so heartbreaking when we lose someone we hold dearest. I never knew what this agonizing pain felt like until a couple years ago. The feeling, the pain and the countless day of not getting out of bed. I felt this way when I lost the one person who shared the most interest on me. On that day, exactly six year ago, I knew it all over for me and it came in the most unforeseen way. In the scorching hot humid summer air, the…

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    I can relate the situation from the novel Tears of a Tiger to my own life. For example me and my friends are very similar to all the situation in the book. The author wrote “after a while the car started to sway, but I wasn’t sure if it was me getting’ dizzy or if the car really was weaving across the expressway”.This quote from the author shows just how drunk the kids were. Also, in chapter 4 the author says “Then all of a sudden, like out of nowhere, this wall was in front of us, like it…

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    “Mackenzie you can’t quit.” I look up at Alicia in Tears. “I can’t do this anymore it’s too much.” “Kenz I have never heard Colleen talk about someone the way she talks about you. You’re Collen’s girl. You might not be the best but one day you will we all see it. You have to use lacrosse as an outlet right now. I know you’re going through some tough stuff but it will get better. When Colleen wanted you to play high school Blake and I were a little on the edge but we went with it. The reason…

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    Blocked Tear Duct in Infants Blocked tear duct in infants can be a nuisance but is rarely a cause for concern. Learn the common blocked tear duct symptoms in infants and what to do to safely eliminate them. I know when my son had a blocked tear duct it always looked goopy and gross. Today I'm going to share how I cured my 6 month old babies clogged tear duct. Symptoms of Blocked Tear Duct in Infants Block tear ducts are common in infants and usually go away on their own by the time the…

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    Tears of a Tiger Compare and Contrast In “Tears of a Tiger” by Sharon Draper two family environments are seen. An examination of the Washington and Jackson families reveals what makes a strong family and what leads to a potentially dangerous environment. Tears of a tiger shows two family environments one in which Andy feels he cannot relate to and one in which he feels he can. Andy, the driver of the car that killed Rob Washington, blames himself for the accident and cannot get past his guilt…

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    uninformed about this occurrence. The people of Darfur were being killed for the resources such as oil that was in their land. The types of media used to express the genocide of Darfur had differential advantages and disadvantages. The poem, “Tears of Darfur,” by Mahnaz Badihian, shows the broken country in a depressing state. It was written to inform the reader about this act, also wanting them to stop this. This poem includes many poetic elements such as metaphors to depict what Darfur…

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