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With war comes devastation, depression, deprivation and death. During the time of World War Ⅱ, Americans were consumed by the gloominess and foreboding effects of every passing day of their lives from the war. Listening for constant updates and news raised people's hopes up reminded them of the distance between their loved ones overseas. Knowles employs pessimistic diction, informative detail, and profound imagery to illustrate the melancholy mood in America during this era.

The first example is to show the development of their emotions from a happy-go-lucky state to a subdued one, “A kind of emptiness, a dullness of desire and intellect and conscience and hope and human sensibility. Their principles were in their feet. Their calculations were biological. They had no sense of strategy or mission”(376). The shift in emotion was caused by the war; its unrecognizable effects are very difficult for one to understand unless they have experienced it for themselves. This first change in sentiment towards the war is the loss of interest due to the fact that the soldiers felt that their efforts were futile, a parallel to Lieutenant Cross’s situation with his long-distance relationship with Martha. As he realizes that she does not actually love him back, he becomes disinterested and resistant to loving her. The decay of the Lieutenant’s love for Martha is a direct correlation to their experience during the war. The next change is the formation of irrational thoghts. The soldiers, at one point, believe that the best option for them is to actually handicap themselves in attempt to escape the war: “So easy: squeeze the trigger and blow away a toe. They imagined it. They imagined the quick, sweet pain, then the evacuation to Japan, then a hospital with warm

To begin, Anne was a selfless, outgoing, and positive young girl that had to live in hiding. Anne was always positive during the time of the war,

I believe that Jourdon Anderson responded in a fair way. He went through so much being a slave and all he wants in return is money to help his family. He doesn’t make a lot of money to help support him and his family and give them the life they deserve. I think it's only fair for his former slave owner to pay him for his work and hard doing. If he’s really a changed guy then he’ll respect Jourdon’s wishes. If my former slave owner asked me to come back to work for him, I wouldn’t. I would kindly respond to him asking for a fair amount of money, saying goodbye and wishing him a happy life. I wouldn’t want to be harsh in the letter, I’ll accept what happened to me and move on to living a good life without being a slave and told what to do. I’ll

One reason Lyddie should not sign the petition is because she needs to support her family so she can pay off her debt to bring her family or what is left of it together.

I am writing this letter in support of Ms. Bernita Williams. I am a recent graduate of Richmond Community High School and was able to have Ms. Williams as a counselor for two out of my four years at Community. Ms. Williams is caring, hard working, and reliable which make for a great counselor. She is greatly respected by both students and faculty.

Coming back from war is dramatic. War causes PTSD. PTSD is a disease which causes you to freak out and be anxious a lot because of what you've seen in the past. "The train went on up the track out of sight, around one of the hills of burnt timber" (77) The word to emphasize on is burnt. If you look further into the word it'll take you into nicks world. When Nick came home there was almost a part of death inside him, dragging him on. He went through some much. "In the swamp the banks were bare, the big cedars came together overhead, the sun did not come through, except in patches; in the fast deep water, in the half light, the fishing would be tragic."(198) Thinking about going to the swamp is like thinking about war. He tries so hard to not go to the swamp, because it made him think about his awful times. He's lonely in the woods but it's a good type of lonely. His brain is foggy. Stepping off that train step brought him

I Mr. Simon Cordell do state the following, the stated being in regards to any wrongful doings that I find myself in defense off and I therefore write this letter of a true Comprehensive list of synonyms so to make the real on goings of events easier for any person to understand.

Seymour has become an outsider in a world that is directed by materialism, gluttonous, and unimportance , has no real outlet for the complicated emotions he carries around inside him. He has been damaged psychologically by the war and is clearly not receiving the medical care he needs. Muriel, along with her family live in a world he can no longer understand, and his behavior in that world is unsuitable, disturbing, and dangerous. Seymour in the story displays classic signs of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder “PTSD”, and at that time no one knew exactly what PTSD was and back then it was called shell shock and was at an all time high and “during the early years of World War II, psychiatric casualties had increased some 300 percent when compared with World War I, even though the pre-induction psychiatric rejection rate was three to four times higher than World War I. At one point in the war, the number of men being discharged from the service for psychiatric reasons exceeded the total number of men being newly drafted.

According to Cardon (2013), businesses justify their decision making process on the soundness of ideas, not feelings. However, the letter about breast cancer takes an emotional appeal towards people’s feelings of loss of love ones. Research also states that well-informed business communicators understand the importance of injecting emotions into the persuasive messages (Cardon, 2013). Would you consider this message as catering more to emotion or logic? Personally, it is the belief that this message focuses to both, but has a more logic business approach. Cardon (2013) discusses how businesses are aware that their target audience and they often have strong emotional attachment to competing ideas, products or services. Clearly, the goal is

I decided to make a comparison between Amy’s perspective about her Grandpa and her belief towards her culture. I thought Amy would be an easy character since the story/text mainly shows her personality. Throughout the diary entries Amy will be in different ages: Amy at 12, 13 and 16 years old will be the three ages mainly focused. I believe this style of creative response will also convey the becoming of age shown by Amy, focusing the ages of 12, 13, 16 will also help to represent different stages of behaviours throughout the period of

The book that I chose to write about is Tacky the Penguin. This book is about a little penguin who is a little different then the rest. This penguin was named Tacky and compared to his perfect friends he was odd. We would do everything different then the other penguins. Where they were quiet and polite, he was loud and obnoxious. When they walked it was neat and in a row,but Tacky did his own thing. Tacky splashed when they dove, sang loud when they sang softly, and just did everything odd. One day this odd little bird saved the day. Hunters came looking for pretty penguins, but what they found was Tacky. He was everything that the pretty penguins were not and he used this to trick the hunters. Soon all the other penguins noticed what Tacky

Thank you for your incredible support. It was a great pleasure to spend the past 8 weeks learning under your mentorship. I had the opportunities to gain several new skills, that I am confident I will be carrying upon future endeavors. Please receive these gifts as a little gesture of my gratitude.

Hello and Welcome to Literature Links. I’m your host Doctor Daniel Lawson, and today we’ll be exploring “The Diary of a young girl”. Discovered in the attic in which she spent the last few years of her life, Anne’s extraordinary diary has since become a world classic, a powerful reminder of the horrors of war and an eloquent testament to the human spirit. Anne’s diary is a compelling self-portrayal of a spirited young girl, struggling with feelings of loneliness and isolation, who found comfort within the blank pages of a book. Her account is a unique and captivating perspective from the eyes of a young Jewish girl during the Second World War. Its unique writing style offers a personal delve into Anne’s inner thoughts and feelings. The style

This week I am writing a response about a book called The case of the lost boy. This a mystery book about a dog who had a family he loved with a young boy. When the summer began the parents took the dog to the pound and drove away and this is where the dog’s investigation began. When the dog went to the pound all the dogs near him were crying, screaming or hiding.The wasn’t scared he was confused. Why would his family leave him if they loved so