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    Dirk Pitt Archetypes

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    With a complex archetype finding a character to relate to in real life should’ve been difficult however my father and my grandfather showed me that I was wrong. Dirk Pitt is an adventurer, life savor, loving,

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    Flood Tide by Clive Cussler, Dirk Pitt shows he is always ready for whatever may come next, and he will attempt to accomplish the task to the best of his ability. Dirk Pitt continually exemplifies the true meaning of having helpfulness, bravery, and intelligence in his everyday life. Dirk Pitt, a Special Projects Director at NUMA, displays many important traits one of which is his helpfulness towards others. In the beginning of the book, President Wallace orders Pitt to help Immigration Service with

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    people in the US, while trying to find where they are held captive. Dirk Pitt has to save the president yet again in the book Deep Six by Clive Cussler. Dirk Pitt reminds me of a character from the Oscar winning film: Star Wars. It is the all famous Star Wars movies, and the character that has an uncanny similarity to Dirk Pitt is Han Solo. Han solo is a person that isn’t afraid to go rogue for the better of the people. Dirk Pitt is willing to sacrifice everything he owns for another individual that

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    Diversity in the NBA Since the beginning of the National Basketball Association’s history, the number of foreign players has increased exponentially. As a matter of fact, a record ninety-two foreign players from 39 different countries and territories were active on NBA rosters at the beginning of the current season (NBA Tips Off 2013-14 Season with Record International Player Presence”). In today’s game, foreign and international players have become a common site and are fundamental parts of many

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    Conference Semi-Finals vs. the Kings. As I 'm sure you know, the Mavs were in what appeared to be an absolute shoot-out of a series with the run and gun Kings and game 3 was the epitome of it all. It was the battle of the shooting big men that pitted Dirk against Vlade and Peja as well as a battle of flashy point guards between Steve Nash and Mike Bibby. It was the game that made me beg my mom to buy me a Nick van Exel jersey and the game that forever attached me to the Dallas Mavericks. From the

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    I chose to read Boy 21 because when I read the summary of the book, the summary said it was about this varsity basketball player, Finley who played the can to escape the town he lives in and the temptations around him. I believe this is one of the many good reasons for sports. I feel like many good athletes today do this to escape their problems. Judging the book by its cover it looks like it will be very related to a lot of kids. And it seems like it will be fun book to read. Characters Finley

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    DQ #3 Question: Describe Finley. What makes him a dynamic character? Is he the type of person you would want to befriend? Why or why not? Finley, also known as White Rabbit, is a kid full of positive attitude especially when it comes to basketball. Finley works hard at everything he does and makes sure he doesn’t quit till the job is done. His attitude towards basketball is something special. He loves the sport more than he loves himself. Ever since Finley’s dad put up the basketball hoop on

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    Have you ever wanted to tryout for a travel team you really wanted to be on?Well,I have! It all started when I watched the championship basketball game between the Golden State Warriors and the Cleveland Cavaliers.I was so into the game,I was watching their every move as if a lion was stalking its prey! At this time, I was watching the game with my dad and my brother.This was the championship!! It was the last game of the 2014-2015 basketball season,which for me was the most exciting game of the

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    To begin with, broken chains it is shown that Alfonso has many in securitys those who are that “Alfonso sat on the porch trying push his crooked teeth to where he thought they belonged” as it states in the introductory paragraph 1. Alfonso also wanted to get ripples as it states in the beginning paragraph 1. Alfonso states that he wanted braces but his mother had said that they do not have the money for the braces. Alfonso was forced to tell sandra that he had broke his bike trying to clean it and

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    Jace Link Mrs. Weber English 6A 1 May 2017 Bigger Than Basketball For a majority of people in the world, if they were to wake up with 350 million dollars, and would be able to be fully retired by 38 years old, then they would be very content and happy with their lives. Being able to wake up every day in a big mansion, lying with your family by the poolside, not worrying about financial issues for yourself or loved ones, and lastly having the great opportunity for you and your whole family, to not

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