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    reinforce his individual preference of living in contrast to the rest of society’s. He prefers to live in his cabin in the woods, while everyone else lives in places similar to the village he visits. He explains that he “set sail from some bright village or parlor room”, referring not only to his journey from the village to his secluded cabin in the woods, but also his isolation from the rest of society at as a whole. He believes that his “harbor in the woods” is his detached placement where he…

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    traditional decorative quaint "Westfield Heritage Pioneer Village" grounds of this stupendous hidden jewel gem, that 's nearby about 1hrs drive 's journey by vehicle from the grand historic city of Brantford, my place of residence. * .. Thus, endearingly with me, my dearest "Sweetheart Asya", fabulously showcasing…

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    Lottery”. “The Lottery” is a short story about a small village who believe in a tradition that once a year someone will be picked at random, from a lottery, to be stoned by the whole village. It doesn’t say for sure why they do this but readers can assume that it is a traditional sacrifice to have good harvest in the fall due to Old Man Warner saying, “Lottery in June, corn be heavy soon” (Jackson 264). But besides the horrible fact that the village knows that sacrificing someone is inhumane,…

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    servants. They took girls to cook or exploit and recruited boys as soldiers. Although, both Beah and Kamara survived the Sierra Leone War, their genders made their experiences different. Beah and Kamara were only children when the rebels attacked their village. They have seen people as young as babies get murdered. Nonetheless, they have survived the war by trudging on. They…

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    The Lgbo Culture

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    The Lgbo dependency on the ancestors and gods in their culture has now been questioned. It is their tradition, stories proverbs, from which they govern their lives. Uchendu, a village elder shows his acknowledgment of diversity by saying “The world has no end and what is good among one people is an abomination with others” (p. 141). In the end the decision is made by the elders that they do “not really want them in their clan” (p. 148) but remain well-mannered and offer them a piece of land in…

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    There was a guy who had never met his natural father in one village. He lived in peace. He often went out and adventured into forests or mountains with a friend of his as kids do out of their curiosity. His name is Riku. He spent most of time with the friend. His name is Heracles. He was so courageous and that he had beaten a great number of monsters that used to threaten people in their village. He was also well-known as a son of Zeus. His father was a son of Cronos and ruled as a king of gods.…

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    On the other hand, Salem Village was more rural and comprised of farmers. Life in Salem Village was burdened by the presence of the wilderness and oppressive weather conditions (“Salem Town and Salem Village”). While Salem Town was a little more open-minded in a religious respect, Salem Village held fast to its stricter belief system (Brandt). Both communities were indecisive on how to distribute authoritative…

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    desert where a village resides. The caravan is told by the leaders of the village that they must stay, because there is a war going on in the desert and the oasis is the only safe land. However, Santiago has a vision that the village is going to be attacked and ends up saving the village from being unarmed. So the leaders of the village allow him to leave with the Alchemist of their village to seek his treasure. Santiago struggles with leaving the love of his life, Fatima, at the village, but…

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    my plans to travel the Mediterranean got changed because of an unforeseen circumstance. Today, I finally got around to spending a day in Cinque Terre. And it was one very hectic day. Cinque Terre or Five Lands as the name implies, consists of five villages hidden in tiny coves along the craggy stretch of the Liguria coastline: Portovenere, Riomaggiore, Vernazza, Manarola and Monterosso Al Mare. Because of very high cliffs and rugged terrain, Cinque Terre was inaccessible and had been isolated…

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    us have gained some weight since we arrived in the village. The date is February 13, 1943 when Sarah informs us of some terrible news. Pastor Andre Trocme has been arrested by the Germans for hiding Jews in the church. We are instructed to stay in the cellar until the Germans leave the village. While in the cellar, my family and I spend most of our time praying. We pray that we do not get caught and we pray for the kind residents of this village that are risking their lives to help us. I lose…

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