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    do.” Judy panic the second she couldn’t find Christopher, without thinking that he just wanted some space. When Christopher was scared of his own father because he killed Wellington. Ed didn’t pressure Christopher to talk to him because he understood how hard it was for Christopher to know that his own father killed Wellington. Ed gave his son the space he needed and when he thought it was time to sit down and talk to Christopher. In Christopher’s book he wrote, “ And father said, ‘I’ll do you a…

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    “Parenting isn’t a practice. It’s a daily learning experience” -Unknown. What makes a good parent? The qualities of fine parenting involve attributes like love and compassion, understanding and honesty, and at some point in the novel “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time” both Judy and Ed do a good job, while they both have flaws, but then again we all do, in the end show that they are determined to be good parents. There are a lot of lessons learnt, a lot of mistakes made and a lot…

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    gifted, but he was very weak in social interaction. Siobhan, his teacher at school, was a person that helped him in many ways. She was one of the few people that got Christopher’s trust. One of the big events in Christopher’s life was the murder of Wellington, his neighbor’s poodle. At the crime scene, he got into a misunderstanding with the police and hit an officer. He got released with a caution, and promised his father that he wouldn’t look into the incident any further. However, he decided…

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    the Dog in the Night-Time One day Christopher Boone saw a dead dog, lying on the lawn. It was Mrs. Shears’ dog called Wellington and somebody killed it with a garden fork. The boy loved dogs and he decided to find out who was a murderer and to write a detective story about his investigation. Christopher started asking his neighbors about what had happened to Wellington. But when his father learned what Christopher was doing he was very angry and he forbade his son his detecting. And later…

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    showing that he wanted love and support. However, Christopher becomes frightened of his father. “I couldn’t live with father anymore because it was dangerous.” Christopher’s logic tells him he has to leave the house, because if his father killed Wellington then he might kill Christopher. Christopher makes a mental map of the choices to live away from his father and realises the only option is to live with his mother in London. Christopher’s ways of coping on his journey to London shows that he…

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    Also, some would argue that wind turbines are a form of eye pollution. • Coastal areas, mountains and plains are a good place to put a wind farm as wind usually is best in these undisturbed areas. Places like the Wellington, New Zealand, have a lot of natural wind. Places like Wellington would be an ideal place to have a wind farm as it is the windiest city in the world. What problems are there with wind power? Wind energy has some disadvantages. One of which is the force that rotates the…

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    minimum desired standards, or (2) it can pass legislation-permitting workers to collectively bargain, to meet the ever-changing standards within the confines of the market. A negative aspect of the implementation of public unions can be summarized by Wellington and Winter the authors of The Unions and Cities. If unions are able to withhold labor—to strike— … they may possess a disproportionate share of effective power in the process of decision. A large part of a mayor’s political constituency…

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    mother was alive all along, and that Edward had lied to him and told him that she had had a heart problem and died, Christopher went into a shell-shocked paralyzed state. Edward, unknowing of what would happen next, told the truth about him killing Wellington, and this set Christopher to not only be untrusting of his father, but to fear his father as well. The common theme of lying having many negative effects is just one of the main focuses in the two…

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    Christopher. In addition, Ed calls the police to help with the search, he even goes as far as visiting Christopher’s school, in hopes that he might just be hiding from him there. Consequently, Ed was impacted negatively by his admission own of killing Wellington thus, losing trust with Christopher and having to share custody with his ex-wife. Ed likewise, not only lost trust with his son, but also lost the privilege to have father son time without the unusual demand of not being left alone with…

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    Causes Of The Vietnam War

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    The Vietnam war (1950 - 1975) was a significant event for New Zealand and its involvement in it. It was commonly known as the Second Indochina War. It was the first time that New Zealand had not allied with its usual countries e.g.Great Britain. The Vietnam War was fought between North Vietnam/Viet Cong (communist - run by Ho Chi Minh) and American ran South Vietnam. As the war raged on in the early 1960’s, and the Viet Cong got closer and closer to the south, namely Saigon, America decided to…

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