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    people in Scotland. His experience of taking care of patients with multiple sclerosis and autism later influenced his literary writing. Despite writing about a character with a mental disability, Haddon claims to have done “no research for curious incident (other than photographing the interiors of Swindon and Paddington stations).” This however does not discredit the quality of his writing, because he “deliberately” did this in order to add to Christopher's character and further reach his…

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    Considering many reasons why the author Mark Haddon may have wanted to write this book "The Curious Incident of The Dog in The Night-time." I have narrowed it down to about 2 to 3 reasons. I believe he most definitely wanted to different the most writers who write murder mystery novels. Unlike other writers of this genre he wrote about a murder of a dog which then twisted into a story about a conflicted family. The way he writes this book is also quite different, he labeled his chapter with…

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    Society doesn’t worry about people with disabilities. Mark Haddon’s novel The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, follows the theme of “sometimes people are born with disabilities, but it’s communities that handicap them.” Christopher is put in a school where he is not thought of to be as smart as some of the other students because of his disability. His dad disables him by telling him a bunch of big lies when he told Christopher to never lie. Mark Haddon disables Christopher just by…

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    being a Maverick means saving something that makes you happy, and not caring about what society thinks. He showed us that just because everyone thinks the same, doesn't mean that what they are thinking is right. Christopher Boone from The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time showed us that being a Maverick means taking chances and doing things that you are not used to. Both of these characters were brave but one character had more success than the other in being an individual in…

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    the 1800s. She paved the path for others to become a successful writer, despite all the challenges she had to face. Her stories continue to influence many as her stories get passed down from generation to generation. One of her most famous works, Incidents In the Life of a Slave Girl, gained fame as it spoke transparently about her struggles as a slave. Despite her influence to the world, many believed that the actions she took in her book were “ not women like ” and she was shamed across…

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    I remember almost being attacked by an alligator. In the year of 2013, that night was memorable. This incident taught me a great lesson in life that still lives in this moment. It is an anniversary in September; it continues to live. This event influenced my life by making me decipher the adversities of life and how I deal with the predicaments of life. My family and I just came home from Mandir celebrating nine nights of Navratri. The cooker knew my dad, and the chef packed extra food. My…

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    Research on the Biography of Harriet Jacobs • Harriet Ann Jacobs escaped slavery and went on to write “Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl”, which is one of the most influential slave narratives of all time. • In 1813, Harriet Ann Jacobs escaped slavery and moved to New York where she wrote the powerful autobiography. • American abolitionist and autobiographer who crafted her own experiences into an eloquent and uncompromising slave narrative. • Jacobs still was taught to read at an…

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    functions during a major disaster or an emergency in the county. This Emergency Operations Plan includes the four phases of emergency management. The four phases are: Prevention – the activities that help reduce or eliminate the probability of an incident, also known as mitigation; Preparedness – the activities developed to minimize damage and save lives; Response – the immediate action which can prevent loss of property and lives and provide emergency assistance; Recovery – short and long term…

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    always be a horrific act. Years moved on and some people forgot about those things that happened but some of the people left stories to tell and even some, wrote about their treatment and their lives as slaves. Linda Brent, the main character in ‘Incidents in The Life of a Slave Girl', tells her story being a slave and a runaway. The book comes full with the feel of desperation from the slave community and her most wanted idea that she wanted to pass to the reader was to show how desperate were…

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    Harriet Jacobs’ book, Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, was published anonymously in 1853. When she decided to publish her book, she used the pseudonym Linda Brent to tell everyone about her life while she was enslaved so that her and her children would not be harmed in any way. Jacobs’ story shows the pain and struggle that she went through for her entire life. For her whole life she is told by other people how she should live her life and when and what she should be doing at all times.…

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