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    The 1950s was a time where people wish they could go back to. In the 1920s the Great Depression happened, in the 1930s there was an increase in domestic violence, and in the 1940s World War II came about. In Stephanie Coontz’s article What We Really Miss About the 1950s, she goes into detail how the 1950s were in social values and in the economy. In Gary Soto’s story Looking for Work, as a Mexican-American child he would go out and find work and he wanted his family to be like those he saw in…

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    with an end-of-life ultimatum, one we can choose to approach with fear and disgust, or one we can greet as an old friend at the end of a worthy life. In this essay we will discuss my own personal death, including: the ways I would wish to die and to not die, the age I wish to reach for my passing, my desired funeral preparations, and the disposition of my body after life. Death, by my own personal definition, is not only the complete lack of brain stem function and irreversible cessation of the…

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    writing this semester and I knew it could have been better. One of the papers I wish I could have revised was my compare and contrast essay. I wish that I would have listened to suggestions that my teacher and other people made for me with the topic of the essay. I could have done more research and made sure I had someone else at school read it over for me so I got feedback from several different people. I also wish that I could have remembered to send in my essay for the conferences but it…

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    beginning of the poem,it explains how in everybody's view his perfect, respected, and admired and currently, to what I had to say the evidence supports my claim is in the poem phrase where it was mentioned," we thought that he was everything to make us wish that we were in his place."This really gives an impact on my thought of view also including the poem. This poem relates to the world in many different ways and impacts people all over the world. In the world we live in, most people always…

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    Ambush Both Ambush is a story about a man’s Vietnam War stories and how he is struggling to keep his secrets unknown to his daughter. I believe that this story falls into both categories for a few reasons. It falls into the reality and dreams category because throughout the story he is having flashbacks to the first time he killed someone during the war along with him wishing that it never happened. The reality of it is that it happened and that there is nothing he can do that would change the…

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    language and diction to convey the intensity and value of her experiences. In the passage, Welty describes her desire to read saying "Every book I seized on, stood for the devouring wish to read being instantly granted." This showcases her use of language to convey her desire as she uses personification by saying "devouring wish" to show how badly she wanted to read. Another example is when the author says " I wanted to read immediately, the only fear was that of books coming to an end." This is…

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    In Macbeth, the theme is political ambition. The play concerns Macbeth, the play's protagonist and tragic hero. From Macbeth's rise, fall, and destruction, a clear idea develops concerning political ambition: The lust for power--unfettered ambition--leads to the destruction of self and of others. In other words, once Macbeth's ambition is aroused, his overwhelming desire for the throne of Scotland leads to his own destruction as well as to the destruction of many other characters in the play.…

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    In the movie Bill and Sam kidnapped Red chief. They also kidnapped him in the book. But in the book it says Bill and Sam offered Red Chief candy. But in the movie they just grabbed him and out him in a trunk and threw him in the buggy. Also in the book it says that Bill and Sam where hiding in a cave but in the movie they just laid by a stream. Last but not least Bill and Sam asked for $1,500 in the story but in the movie they asked for $2,000. But in the story and in the movie Bill and Sam…

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    Alexander Wells’ life Goals and Ambitions Over the years I have had many goals to achieve and future ambitions that I have set to reach. I have been able to reach several goals throughout my lifetime so far. Goals are a very important part of a person’s life. It gives them a purpose to do things and challenges that person to give a perfect effort and strive to do greater. Everyone wants something but without setting it as a goal to reach for then it will never get done. If you want…

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    It is generally seen that most soldiers in the Rangers wanted to be there, even those that had no choice evidently found a home in the Corps. An example of this is Sergeant Jarvis, who eventually received a much wanted commission stating, “…I made up my mind, if possible, to change into the Regiment with my relations, lying along side of us, and the morning we were ordered for marching I left my tent for the purpose of making the application…” Jarvis clearly saw the advantage of joining the…

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