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    Erik’s choices affected Paul because when Erik did bad things Paul was too scared to do anything; Erik got away with it every time. For example , when Erik and Arthur were teasing Joey about Mike’s death saying Mohawk man and, they were talking about how Joey was trying to take his shoes off and they were mocking him in girly voices. They did this not even knowing Joey was hearing and obviously the two jerks will be jerks. Paul tried to not notice and tell Joey that it did not matter. Joey was…

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    that and they would stop bullying the person. How I could help build her self confidence is by taking a stand for Martha and by being her friend. The second reason why is to tell an adult about the teasing. If an adult knows they can make the bullying stop. The bullies would also get in trouble for teasing Martha. By letting an adult know about the problem they can do more than you can do to stop the bullying.…

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    Goblins In The Hobbit

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    distinct tone, content, and structure. In The Hobbit, the elves have a very distinctive genre of music. Unlike most, their tone is teasing and playful, and it is not meant to be taken seriously. Most song lyrics were insults meant to entertain the bystanders. For example, “O! Where are you going, With beards all a-wagging,” gives the reader the idea that the elves are teasing the dwarves about their long beards. Knowing this, it’s clear that the elves music was very playful and mocking.…

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    incredibly quick to deny her love for Benedick and start mocking him. In various scenes, she is heard teasing and criticizing him for traits such as his failed wittiness. She even tells him, ¨A bird of my tongue is better than a beast of yours.¨ (Act 1, Scene 1, 137-138). By telling Benedick that, she illustrates that she would rather be an annoying bird rather than an animal like him. The teasing continues for only a little while, but ends when Benedick says that he is finished arguing with…

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    didn’t let my name only be something that people called me, but rather something that shaped my world view. In elementary school, I didn’t know exactly what was so wrong with my name until some kids starting teasing me, and my parents had to explain to me why my name was so unusual. The teasing continued, and I grew ashamed of my name, especially…

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    This literary movement manifest in what I call the phantasmic trauma narrative, which uses culturally specific modes of the fantastic or the supernatural to engage the traumatic past and give voice to those marginalized by white historiographic accounts. The phantasmic trauma narrative provides a space within which African American writes can connect the event of slavery to the broader cultural fabric of African American history.” (Setka pg. 93) Butler provides the reader with a connection to…

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    Book Review Title: Otis Spofford Pages:191 Characters: Otis, Stewy, George, and Ellen Settings: A school, Otis’ house, and a frozen lake In this book, there was a boy named Otis Spofford, and here are some things you should know about him. He was a show off, and a pest, but occasionally, a kind boy. Otis Spofford is also…

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    Summary Of Papa's Parrot

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    In this story, Papa's Parrot by Cynthia Rylant, Harry's relationship with his father changed throughout the years. In the beginning of the story Harry always went to the candy store that his dad owned every day and he really enjoyed going. When he turned seven, he didn't like candy or nuts anymore; "in spite of this, he and Mr. Tillian remained friends and were still friends the year Harry turned twelve" (Rylant 1). He still went to the store because he liked spending time with his dad. When…

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    People affect others on a daily basis and may or may not notice. Johnny affects Ponyboy by getting him mixed up in murder, and sitting with the girls, and Dally choosing to go rob a Grocery store and gets killed. Johnny killed Bob while another Socs was drowning Ponyboy in a fountain. Bob and some other Socs’ jumped Johnny and Ponyboy and they started drowning Ponyboy while Johnny pulled a knife and stabbed Bob. Johnny stabbed Bob because it was the only way to stop them from killing Ponyboy.…

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    Martha’s “friends” are teasing her about some things that have happened to her that have hurt her. She needs to stand up for herself but just doesn't have the courage to do it anymore. She needs someone to stand up for her and I am going to be the person to do that for her. She need’s a friend that will stand up for her no matter what happens, and I am going to be that friend when I stand up for her. The reason I am going to stand up for her is so that she is able to go along in her own life…

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