
her the social expectations within her world. The narrator begins her story with a desire to work on the farm helping her father in any way she can. The concept of her gender and the work she desires to do has no correlation in her mind. A clear example of this…
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Furthermore, Amir betrays Hassan yet again by driving him out of his household, due to his guilty conscience. Lastly Amir is given a chance for redemption by rescuing Hassan’s son, which only then his betrayals are forgiven. In these themes, certain literary techniques are used by the author to evoke interest, emotions and thought. For example, there is a strong use of imagery throughout the novel, as well as dialogue and exposition. There are also many forms of figurative language,…
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I have chosen the fifth prompt. In my opinion, whether flag-burning should be criminalized depends on the intention of such act. On how Clinton referred the Star-Spangled Banner as embodying the “revolutionary idea that…created equal, and equally entitled to life, liberty…” the flag symbolizes eternal principles of liberty, justice,equality and humanity in this nation. It represents the foundation which this country is built on and emphasizes various aspects of the American freedom( freedom of speech…
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achievements and noble qualities or one who shows courage.” I quote Ms. Merriam Webster, but in my mind a hero is someone we look up to or should look up to. Ponyboy, Johnny and Dally all have hero qualities because they are not afraid to step up and help people Johnny is a hero in his own way because he shows courage. After the movies he and Ponyboy got into a fight with Socs, he came to Ponyboy’s rescue when Bob tried to drown him. Also, he and Ponyboy went into the burning church followed by Dally, it…
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information is not all accurate but some actually described who I really am. The Myers-Briggs test says that ESJV people are generous entertainers, and enjoy/joyfully observer traditions and are liberal in giving, especially where customs prescribes. I would have to agree on this statement since I just love entertaining people. It’s my gift that God has blessed me with. It makes me joyful when people are happy. ESFV enjoy being in charge and they see problems clearly and delegate easily. I would have to…
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department dealt with the aftermath of hurricane Katrina. The New Orleans police department did many good things during the hurricane, they worked around the clock rescuing people from the terrible flood. But they also did bad things and handled the situation badly after the hurricane was over. For example they were shooting people or arresting people who were stealing but they were stealing necessities such as water, medication, food, and clothing so was it ethical to do this. The film law and disorder…
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profound, uplifting people whose iron devotion to human caring compelled them to risk everything, to shelter, hide, and save the vulnerable.” Said David K. Shipler Pulitzer Prize winning author of, Wounded Spirits in a Promised Land. WW2 brought on difficult circumstances that forced the Dutch to make serious choices. Therefor there choices made a huge difference. Dutch Rescuers rescued Jewish people during the Holocaust Dutch rescuers saved and found hiding places for Jewish people during the Holocaust…
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Heroism is a tremendous act of dauntlessness. Many think of comics and cartoons when hearing this word, but there are heroes that walk among people: these are policemen. Blood, sweat, and sacrifice all contribute to the safety of a community, town, or city. These outstanding men and women protect and serve without wavering. Policemen are an example of a hero because of their bravery, selflessness, and courage. Law enforcement officers demonstrate courage by moving towards a dangerous situation…
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as a result of a poor ventilation system and resulted in the death of over 300 people. The lesson that can be taken away from this case study is the importance of planning. The mine was located in a community and local officials did not have an emergency rescue or evacuation plan established. Having proper equipment and methods for rescuing people in the event of an emergency is crucial for reducing the amount of people affected by a catastrophic event. Triangle Shirtwaist Factory The Triangle Shirtwaist…
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beliefs“. To what extent do you agree with this sentence? Paragraph 1: I agree that “war are mainly caused by religious beliefs” because it starts by a group of people not following or disagreeing with their religion. Then people get involved and spread rumours until one of the countries attack and declare war on the other. For example, if you’re rude, wealthy, royal, attack someone or rule specific territories ALL of these cause war. Paragraph 2: For instance, Syria and Libya still have problems…
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