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    The Woman in the Walls The physician John’s wife in “The Yellow Wallpaper” is a very intriguing character. Her postpartum depression and the way that she loses her mind slowly, then all at once catches the attention of a reader and makes them question many things throughout the story. As the woman starts losing her ties to the outer world, she begins to question the reality of her own life. She starts getting comfortable in her life in the room, she starts seeing things in the wallpaper, and…

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    parents. As she got older she realized that how she and her parents lived is not normal. Living in abandoned train depots, her father constantly looking for gold, or his fear of being chased is what led Jeannette to want to live a normal life. Jeannette Walls' success, not just in wealth, but also in her character, is in spite of her abnormal childhood of being homeless, constantly neglected, and being poorly influenced by her parents. To begin, Jeannette's homeless upbringing is what caused…

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    the Soviet Union, Germany might have still been divided. A Wall might have still existed in Berlin. The Cold War would have continued to get worse and bring diplomatic conflict, and nations that had always been allies, might have been enemies. I believe that Mikhail Gorbachev is a hero because he brought change to Communist Europe. He stopped the nationally dangerous Cuban Missile Crisis, and most importantly, he brought the Berlin Wall down. Mikhail Gorbachev’s…

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    The animal cell is rounded and irregular in terms of shape whilst the plant cell is usually a fixed rectangular shape. This is because the plant cell has a cell wall around the plasma membrane giving the cell support and rigidity which aids the structure of the cell which the animal cell doesn’t have, this was visible throughout the practical. Both cells have a nucleus that was also visible during the practical…

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    Imagine a city split apart by two superpowers fighting for control of the world. This city becomes a symbol of the split between two very different worlds. That is what the city of Berlin, Germany was during the Cold War, a competition between the Capitalist United States of America and the Communist Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, or the Soviet Union. Berlin became a symbol of what the Cold War was doing to the world. Husbands and wives, brothers and sisters, entire families were severed…

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    Carole D. ZEBAZE/ CPO 3055 “Good Bye, Lenin!” centers around one of the major events of the twentieth century: The fall of the Berlin Wall which marked the end of the Cold War and hastened the downfall of communism in Eastern Europe. The year is 1990. Forty years of the German Democratic Republic have inevitably come to an end. Capitalist West Germany and socialist East Germany have been reunified. Our setting is the post-socialist East Germany. “The winds of change blew on the ruins of our…

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    Wall-E Character Analysis

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    In the movie Wall-E, the “Hero” Wall-E, is a robot that was made to clean up Earth’s garbage after Earth had no way to sustain any life on Earth. The role Wall-E plays in the movie is a hero because he had found the last plant life on Earth, it was a call to action. Eva is the robot that meets Wall-E while he’s making squares out of garbage. Eva has a deadly personality that also makes her quick witted. Eva’s role in the story is an ALLY and HERO because she assists Wall-E in saving the…

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    The Great Wall Of China Marlenne Perez 3/23/2016 Have you ever heard about The Great Wall of China? Well if you have, then you might know a lot about it. About the benefits and the costs that it caused. I personally think that the cost weighed the benefits. The Great Wall was supposed to protect China from Mongols. It may have done the complete opposite. First, the benefits that were supposed to outweigh the costs. The first benefit is that they protected the people on “both” sides of…

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    great wall on our southern border, and I will make Mexico pay for that wall. Mark my words.” (Trump, 2015) Well to a large group of people this idea seems simply impractical to many people in this day and age, especially due to the size Trump claims that his wall will be. Trump states that the wall will be somewhere between 30 and 50 feet high, and this number will be set by the size of the precast planks being used to build this wall. (Bump par.5) These people believe that a border wall is…

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    In The Glass Castle, Rex Walls shows many instances of being untrustworthy with money. His squandering of funds and other reckless behaviors are a result of his alcohol dependency. Sheff's quote relates to the behavior of Rex Walls because it demonstrates how alcoholism can destroy a man’s morals to the point where he lies, makes poor financial choices and even steals. First, Rex has proven he is generally untrustworthy in many circumstances. One can even say that he is a chronic liar. Examples…

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