The Necklace

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    destroyed people’s lives. Guy de Maupassant and D. H. Lawrence wrote about how powerful greed is. Maupassant wrote “The Necklace,” which is about a young lady who wanted more than what she already had in her life and Lawrence wrote “The Rocking-Horse Winner,” which describes the life of a young boy trying to please his greedy mother. In both Maupassant’s “The Necklace” and Lawrence’s “The Rocking-Horse Winner,” greed is the driving force behind the events in the stories. The “American…

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    come back to warn you about something.” ”About what? How you suddenly appeared after a year? ”No, I've come to talk to you about the person who owned the necklace, Megan.” ”What do you want me to know about her? I don't even know her. All I want to know is how you came back. ”I need you to know that the person who owned the fox necklace was murdered in this house and is seeking out revenge on whoever is living in this house. The only way to put her to rest is by solving the murder yourself.…

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    all of her peers’ warnings and continues with her choice.Therefore, when the dark side effects of the pretty surgery were eventually revealed to her, she wanted to validate her compassion for David by giving up her precious necklace. So, “she opened her hand and threw the necklace into the center of the fire (281).” As follows, she established a great deal of courage by believing in her own choices and choosing her own correct path, indifferent to the consequences. So, it was a burdensome…

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    Ana Baletskaya Ms. Jemar ENGL1302AN01 30 March 2017 Ignorance is Bliss “The Jewelry” is a short story that makes you question all you know about human nature. It requires you to examine all relationships with those close and wonder about the agendas of the heart, the depth of a person’s love and their promise of devotion. This story is particularly interesting because of the irony it casts over the reader by providing such realistic descriptions of a married pair. The couple in this story seemed…

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    lot to me, it’s part of who I am, what I believe in, my religion, and my family history. I wear my Star of David Necklace every time I go to the synagogue, and sometimes in my day to day life. When I wear my star it makes me feel connected to the religion and my family. My grandmother, Miriam, gave it to my mother, who gave it to me when I was born and I have had it ever since. The necklace means a lot to me just as the Star of David itself. Lighting Candles on Friday/Candles:…

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    Beowulf: A Brave Warrior

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    Beowulf was a strong, brave warrior. He fought against many enemies and was victorious, until his streak was ended by a fierce dragon. People still look up to Beowulf as a hero because of all he has done. Beowulf proved that with courage and strength, anything is possible. For Beowulf’s first battle, he needed to fight and defeat Grendel. Weapons could not hurt Grendel because of a curse that was put on them. Beowulf managed to defeat Grendel by grabbing and ripping off Grendel’s arm.…

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    copper lotus flower necklace. In their culture they believed the lotus flower gives you strength and purity. Ruby took it and watched her mother close her eyes and say goodbye. Years have passed and Clifton was twenty two and becoming what his mother has always wanted for him to become a lawyer. The sad part was that Ruby was still stuck with her father because she was sixteen her father started drinking after his spouses death. Years passed Ruby still had her mother's necklace on but her…

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    Out Of The Woods

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    all four elements to find herself. Inspiring representation. In the video, she was running through the woods and got down into the sea. It was like what she felt more than one feeling. However, she said, “Your necklace hanging from my neck” at the same time in the video she removed the necklace from her neck. In this time, I think she is trying to pass her past relationship, but she still remembers every single moment with…

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    alike at school so no bully or jerk will be able to tease them. A bully won’t tease him/her because they are dressed like everyone else around them. A day after I watched Hunger Games, I wore my mockingjay necklace to school. Somebody sitting at my table asked me “Is that a Hunger Games necklace?” So I answered yeah, “Well I hate the Hunger Games!” It’s like he wanted me to take it off. I felt like a bug stomped into the ground for the rest of the day.Now if you look around your classroom right…

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    the queen-size bed in which I lay; one earring, one bracelet, one partially broken chain, yet they somehow belong there, despite the distinct differences between these memory-deriving ornaments. Within this miscellanous container, lies a special necklace with a dolphin charm, that always conjures up memories of Coney Island before it’s Great Renovation. It takes me back 5 or 6 years to the day I was twirling through this amusement park; rides blurrily passing by my eyes,…

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