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    this poem at a lover. Given that it is now thought that the lover is the “Nick” mentioned in the title, and that “Nick” is male, I have evidence to my initial presumption that the persona of Plath, Plath being a woman herself, is a woman This can then be taken to specify even more to say that it is a dead lover. “Blood” (l. 27), “even in sleep” (l. 25), and “Let the mercuric / Atoms that…

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    discovered that Earth was not the center of the universe, and in fact Earth actually rotated around the sun, not the other way around. This made everyone question their former beliefs, especially Descartes. Galileo’s discovery prompted Descartes’s deep thoughts that led to Meditations. Meditations I is all about Descartes exploring the question “What is knowledge?’. He wants to secure a structure of beliefs that can create a foundation that is strong and pure. At the end of Meditations I,…

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    in the story “The Hills Like White Elephants” by Ernest Hemingway I was caught between the man I thought I love and his feelings, and my own. Even though I chose to marry this man was I staying for the right reasons? The reasons being staying with him for the children, not being sure about my feelings for him anymore, and confusion on what would be the right choice. It is safe to say a great…

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    We just need to scan the people like any of conviction occurs by anyone. So finally, they thought of attaching a chip to a bracelet which offers a tracking capability. Neighbor Watch is basically a neighborhood watch model where the certain set of neighborhood look for each other and report the abnormal behavior. So, that anyone who thought of committing crime can be caught on the eye of the neighborhood. I believe to some each extend eliminate crime and people can…

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    Copy Principle: Prompt One David Hume, in the book, “An Enquiry of Human Understanding,” denies the thought that ideas are innate or come from within us. Instead, he claims that all ideas, when they are first experienced are derived or duplicated from simple impressions or world experiences. This is known as Hume’s Copy Principle. To prove his hypothesis, Hume divides his argument into two sections. One being that complex ideas can be broken down into simple ideas and followed back to their…

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    Materialism In America

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    has brought a reaction of depression. ‘People who are depressed may become overwhelmed and exhausted and stop participating in certain everyday activities altogether. They may withdraw from family and friends. Some depressed individuals may have thoughts of death or…

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    I will face the precipice. II Journeying down to the precipice base was always going to be a struggle, 5km of steep and treacherous rocky terrain. Grazed arms and legs were luckily the only outcome from slipping and sliding. No rockslides. The thought of the rocks cascading from above sent shivers up my spine. The canyon weaved from left to right, slithering like a snake. The dense forest added to the eeriness. Places so dense, crawling was necessary. Crawling stealthily, my smooth skin…

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    Isabelle Alternate Ending

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    he felt immediately tired. Getting out of his nightgown into clothes made him exhausted. They also felt bigger, heavier. However, he didn’t pay attention to that. The only thought that circled his mind was Isabelle. As he ate breakfast, he could trace Isabelle’s silhouette from the shadows the sun created. He almost thought she was moving her fork, but it was a mere mirage. He couldn’t eat that morning. Each bite was a mountain to move. His eyelids could barely stand open. Having…

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    Charlie Gordon Monologue

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    my thoughts and feelings on pages one through five. I feel sorry for Charlie Gordon because he doesn't understand what's going around him, and what people mean. Such as when he was doing the Rorschach test when they ask him what did he see in the cards. Charlie didn't understand what they meant and said spilled ink. But I also feel bad for him because you can tell he's trying really hard to pass the test so he can get the research done on him, so he can become smarter. These are my thoughts and…

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    In the book, Fahrenheit 451 Montag is the main character and he was once like the majority of people in his society, who had negative views about books because the government banned them and they hired firemen ,like Montag to burn books and people's houses who secretly stored them. Montag first started changing his attitude toward books when he got sick from burning a woman alive for having a library in her house and Montag couldn't understand why she would want to die with the books,this made…

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