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Max and Kevin’s friendship developed based on their personalities, in the novel, Freak The Mighty by Rodman Philbrick. Max is large, slow, and lacks self-confidence, he is also loyal and kind-hearted towards people he cares for. Furthermore, Kevin is fragile, physically handicapped, but exceedingly intelligent. Max rarely pays attention in school and does not care about education. Whereas, Kevin loves learning new things and is the epitome of smart. Kevin’s physical description shows a minuscule, frail kid who avoids doing anything, however mentally he is a very bright and his willingness to learn is off the charts. Max’s physical description shows a gargantuan, tough kid, who doesn’t care about anybody or anything, but mentally he deeply

According to the article of The Student Fear Factor “ Melanie a recent high school graduate and a first semester college student at Lakeshore community college.” This quote gives explanation about her life experience. Being a college student has the responsibility to turn in their work on time without telling them and it is not the same as high school. In high school the teachers would remind the students everyday to turn in their homework on time. In college the student has to be responsible for their homework to be turned in on time and also independent for their self to make the right decision in life. For this reason, Melaine mention in her story life “ In high school , if you didn’t do homework , you were able to copy off a kid ,one of your friends, or you were able to find out information from one of your friends if you skipped a day or whatever.” Melanie explains that in high school was easy to just copy off a friend and turn in her homework on time even though she didn’t attend to school or ask a friend about the information she missed while skipping a day. In college is not too easy to copy off a friend because the professor can get mad at the student was copying off a friend and also they can get the student out of college.

Students lose focus when their teacher makes comments such as “You’ll need to know this for the test” or “Pay attention you’re going to need to know this”. Students are more likely to view it as a chore. “Study after study has found that students – from elementary school to graduate school, and across cultures – demonstrate less interest in learning as a result of being graded” (Kohn, 167). Therefore, students don’t take on challenging tasks. Instead, they will look for the easiest possible route. “Thus, students who cut corners may not be lazy so

Depressing. Downhearted. Sorrowful. This is what society would be like without learning from the past for the purpose of creating prosperous outcomes. Through faith we learn from our past to grow our communications in the spirit for a hopeful future by being compassionate and gracious.

Most people would do whatever it takes to keep those they love safe, even if it means harming those who try to bring harm upon them. This was shown by the character Ultima in the novel Bless Me, Ultima by Rudolfo Anaya in which Ultima plays a good character with special powers that she uses to do things like save and protect lives. The powers that Ultima possesed were used in various ways such as healing wounds, saving lives and getting rid of people who tried to bring harm upon the family. Ultima was a really calm and spiritual person which is proven in the situation where she tries to lift the curse placed upon Antonio’s uncle lucas’s life, but she assures Prudencio (Lucas’s father) that “life is never beyond hope” (96). Ultima succeeded in saving the life of lucas who did not deserve to have his life threatened in the first place.If she was evil or a witch she more than likely would not have helped Lucas and he would have died.

The novel The Brief and Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Juno Diaz is told from the perspective of many characters, exploring each character's individual struggles. These individual struggles represent the prevalent social and cultural problems at the time. In fact, many of the characters in the book encountered similar obstacles and difficulties throughout the story, creating a clear pattern. Diaz utilizes these characters to convey to the reader what life was like for some of the Dominican migrants and their children. Diaz illustrates how it was difficult for people to escape the accepted gender roles that are constantly being forced upon them. He also conveys how race and social class inevitably played a significant role in determining a person's

Have you read Wonder or Summer ball? They are both amazing books. In the story Wonder, by R.J. Palacio, Julian is a big bully and in the story Summer ball, by Mike Lupica, Lamar is also a big bully. Both Lamar and Julian are big bullies because they bully the main character, and not only the main character but also other characters. The first reason I think they are both bullies is because they both bully the main character in the book they are in.

I like the character in this book because he’s outgoing, he’s not scared to express how he feels, and he’s very respectful to everybody who’s respectful to him.

In Dave Eggers Zeitoun, a personal recount of hurricane katrina is told that includes chaos, loss, and the importance of family. The author uses Zeitoun’s story to implicitly tell his own personal views across to the reader. Eggers uses literary devices and rhetorical tools to do this. It's important to note in this book that these are the author’s view and that you must choose to separate them from the story or not. In my opinion, the falsity of media is the most resonating argument, The authors capitalizes on Zeitoun and his family’s background to fulfill this idea. Throughout the book, Egger’s personal opinion of the media is revealed as the story continues and the characters see for the distortion.

“Courage, I seemed to think, comes to us in finite quantities, like inheritance and by being frugal and stashing it away and letting it earn interest, we steadily increase our moral capital in preparation for that day when the account must be drawn down.” (pg.40) Tim O'brien turns a boy decision of weather to fight in the Vietnam war or flee to Canada into such an exciting piece of writing by using character Elroy Berdahl who is a silent Observer who helps Tim overcome his fears and hallucinations.

The novel When the Legends Die is about an American Indian who is forced to adapt to modern life after living in isolation in the wilderness. He and his mother Bessie flee to the mountains in fear of receiving punishment for Bessie’s husband’s crime of killing frank No Deer. He starts the book as a boy and dependent on his mother, but he is forced to grow up fast after he loses both his parents. Tom lives an isolated life at his lodge living in the old way that he was taught growing up. Tom’s situation is found out by Blue Elk and he insists he adapt to the new way and go to school. It is from this point on Thomas sees his life and himself change in many ways. He also stays constant in some of his innate traits and characteristics. The changes

In The Things They Carried, Tim O’Brien, author and Vietnam War veteran, combines his own experience with war and embellishments of those experiences to create a depiction that accurately conveys the reality of war. The background of the character Tim O’Brien resembles that of O’Brien himself. Both are young men out of college who live in small towns and are drafted into the Vietnam War. However, the story of Tim O’Brien the character does not directly follow O’Brien’s life. O’Brien did not run away to Canada and meet a mysterious yet hospitable man who makes him realize that he is not brave enough to follow through by following his own personal conscience. But the story of Tim O’Brien the character incorporates metaphors and significant details that more precisely portray the inner turmoil and fear

“I never had a brain until Freak came along and let me borrow his for a while...,” are the words of Max, one of the main character’s perspective on Kevin, “Freak”, and Max’s friendship. Throughout the novel Freak the Mighty, author Rodman Philbrick creates a developing friendship for the two main characters, Max and Kevin, of whether or not the two of them can work together in life. Throughout the story, Freak and Max become like brothers in how they act and how much time they spend together. Then, Kenny Kane shows how not to act in a family by his actions toward others. Next, Gwen, Kevin, Max, Grim, and Gram show how to act in a family by how much time they spend together and how much they care for eachother. In an attempt to be kind to one another all of the main characters realize that family is determined more by behavior than by blood.

“When you’re up in life, your friends get to know who you are. When you’re down in life, you get to know who your friends are.”-Anonymous. First, in the novel Freak the Mighty, Max and Kevin demonstrate a strong friendship. In order to have a significant friendship your friendship should include going on adventures, teamwork, and trust. Correspondingly, they were there for each other in the good times, and they were there for each other in the bad. Above all, a good friendship includes teamwork, trust, and having adventures.

The Tale of Genji is a captivating story about an “ideal” man, who is in search of the nonexistent “perfect” woman. Throughout his quest, Genji faces many conflicting ideas, such as lust versus love and hopes versus reality. The main character, Genji, is an ideal man, because of his great looks and high social status resulting from his mother and the emperor’s relationship. Genji is also very talented in the arts, which should help him find a lover due to the courting style of the era. Though he has a lot going for him, Genji consistently finds himself disappointed in the women that he meets along his path for the “perfect” woman.